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    The document provides an overview and lesson plan for reading the children's book "Iggy Peck Architect" to teach students about what architects do. The lesson plan involves reading the story aloud and discussing the process of designing and building structures. Students will learn about blueprints, famous structures featured in the book, and how Iggy solves a problem. Questions will assess students' understanding, and adaptations are provided for students with different abilities. The reading introduces concepts that will be built upon in future science lessons about design.

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    Stephanie Brown

    Science (Grade 3 Curriculum)


    CSSI (Grades 1-6)

    Iggy Peck Architect


    Overview
    Through a group reading of the childrens story Iggy Peck Architect by Andrea
    Beaty students will learn about what an architect does, through a discussion
    about the process of designing and building structures.

    Objectives

    Tuesday, April 14, 2015

    Materials
    Book: Iggy Peck Architect

    Adaptations

    Students will learn about the process of designing and building structures.
    Important questions:
    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.
    6.
    7.

    What does an architect do?


    What are blueprints?
    What kind of paper does an architect use to draw their designs on?
    (Ex. on the cover and the first 2 pages of the book)
    Identify some of the famous structures in the book (Ex. Sphinx,
    Leaning Tower of Pisa, Sydney Opera House).
    What is a suspension bridge?
    What is a trestle?
    How does Iggy solve the problem of the washed away bridge?

    Students 1,2, and 3 will be able


    to verbally answer questions
    about the book, as well as point
    to images in the book.
    Students 4, 5, and 6 will be able
    to point to images in the book as
    a way of answering questions
    about the book, and show
    understanding.

    Curriculum Connections

    3-3: Students will investigate a practical problem, and develop a


    possible solution.

    Activities
    Students will listen to a group reading of Iggy Peck Architect and engage in a
    class discussion about what an architect does.

    Assessment
    Students will be able to identify images in the text and answer questions about
    the book (both verbally and non-verbally). As this reading is an introduction to
    the unit, I will be using my questions as a way of building a scaffold of prior
    knowledge that I can build upon in future lessons.

    Iggy Peck Architect

    Notes and Reflections

    Iggy Peck Architect

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