1. Building Core Strength through the Shifts Focusing on Shifts 1, 2, and 3

2. Why are we here? Learning Goals: Teachers will increase their knowledge of: 1. How text complexity increases rigor across all grade level standards. 2. How to incorporate a balance of texts. 3. How to use paired text to integrate disciplines with rigor. Success Criteria: Teachers will be able to: 1. Engage in and practice activities aligned with the first three shifts of the CCSS. 2. Complete a grade appropriate interdisciplinary lesson that addresses the first three shifts.

3. Shift 3: Staircase of Complexity

4. Features such as: Theme Structure Language Knowledge Demands Literary Elements Levels of Meaning Text Complexity Text Matches Task and Student Measured by Numbers: Lexile Fry Readability Formula ATOS

6. Quantitative Measures of Text Complexity Have Changed

7. What is the Impact of Shift 3? TABLE TALK Looking at the Exemplar text in your lesson. What makes it complex? K–1 Grade Band: What Do You Do With a Tail Like This? 2-3 Grade Band: The Story of Ruby Bridges 4-5 Grade Band: Volcanoes Middle School: The Old Man and the Sea High School: The Company Man

8. Shift 3: The Over-Arching Shift Knowledge in the Disciplines Balancing Informational and Literary Text SHIFT ONE SHIFT THREE

9. Shift 1: Balancing Informational and Literary Text TEXT SETS PAIRED TEXT: Fiction and Nonfiction DOCUMENT BASED QUESTIONS

10. Shift 1 Flip

11. What is the Impact of Shift 1? TABLE TALK Look over the two pieces of text in the lesson provided, consider the following: How do the paired text work together to build knowledge for the reader?

12. Shift 2: Knowledge in the Disciplines

13. Shift 2 Flip

14. How Might Shift 2 Look in the Classroom? CLOSE READING It involves: Complex Text Students Read with Purpose Text-Dependent Questions Student Engagement through Discussion Student Writing in Response to Text

15. What does Close Reading look like in a Classroom? http://engageny.org/resource/close- reading-strategies-with-informational- text-by-expeditionary-learning

16. Aha! and Close Read Video Reflection TABLE TALK In reflecting on the Close Read video, consider the following: What Aha! did you have? What observations did you make regarding the elements of a Close Reading Lesson?

17. Close Read Activity TABLE TALK Using the nonfiction text in your lesson, work with your table to complete the Close Reading task.

18. Shift 3: The Over-Arching Shift Knowledge in the Disciplines Balancing Informational and Literary Text SHIFT ONE SHIFT THREE

19. Putting It All Together With a PARCC-Like Assessment ACTIVITY Now you are going to bring all of your knowledge from Shifts 1, 2, and 3 to complete the lesson provided.

20. Resources for Shifts 1, 2, and 3 1. Okaloosa County Schools Shifts Flip 2. CCSS Appendix B 3. Webb’s Depth of Knowledge Chart 4. Bloom’s Taxonomy All resources can be found on Okaloosa CCSS Webpage

21. Reflection of Shifts 1, 2, and 3 Reflection: Tweet your reaction to the lesson plan. How could this look in your class?