Media+Orientation+2017+3rd+-+5th+Grade

=Media Orientation Grades 3-5=


 * Learning Objectives:** [ scroll down to bottom for more lesson plan details.]
 * =I will understand the rules of library, including how to care for books.=
 * =I will Learn about National Parks in Florida=
 * =I will listen to Wiley and the Hairy Man=
 * =I will define the following Vocab words for this lesson.=

=Vocabulary:= =Reliable Sources, Information Literacy, Digital Literacy, Reading Literacy= Random Group Selector Hint Break the 2 Words.

Folktale - American South originally from Africa =A Swamp Story - Everglades/ Camp Stories=

Setting and National Geographic - a Reliable Source
media type="custom" key="29297285" https://youtu.be/HPrPtCns5Lc RELIABLE SOURCE Published on Jan 22, 2016 Alligators, endangered panthers and manatees are just some of the incredible animals that call Everglades National Park their home

➡ Get More America’s National Parks: @http://bit.ly/NGAmericasNationalParks [|National Geographic]



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Brain Break -- for Hair
media type="custom" key="29297287" ENTERTAINMENT Published on Jun 19, 2014 https://youtu.be/zZII6brQ21Y

Library/ Media Rules - Your Media Orientation for 2017 media type="custom" key="29297289" http://prezi.com/ydetlnhej99k/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy&rc=ex0share

The Camping Trip That Changed America
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by author Barb Rosenstock/ Non Fiction Book - a Reliable Source
Published on Apr 14, 2013 by autho Barb Rosenstock.



(1838–1914). Because of American  naturalist, explorer, and writer  John Muir, the United States [|national park] system was greatly expanded.



(1858–1919). 26th American President conservationist Theodore Roosevelt [ Teddy] Set aside lands as National Forests that became off-limits to companies looking for lumber, minerals, or water. In 1905 Congress created the Forest Service to oversee the national forests.

**FACT:**
 * =====**In 1872** ** [|Yellowstone National Park] ** **in the U.S. state of Wyoming became the world’s first national park.** =====
 * Teddy Roosevelt acting under a Forest Reserve Act of 1891, withdrew 150 million acres of timberland from sale, in addition to 85 million acres in Alaska.
 * =====In 1908, Roosevelt called to the White House a conference on the conservation of natural resources.=====
 * =====He invited governors, university presidents, businessmen, and scientists to consider what policy ought to be adopted to preserve the nation’s resources for the future. As a result of this conference, 41 states created conservation commissions, and a National Conservation Commission was created (// see // [|conservation] ). =====
 * =====Everglades became the first National Park in 1947 to be established for plants and animals.=====


 * National Parks in Florida **

media type="custom" key="29297225" RELIABLE SOURCE: Published on Mar 20, 2016 - CBS Sunday Morning News https://youtu.be/obxNcMR9Ozo The Everglades in South Florida is called "The River of Grass," and is home to an abundance of plant and animal species. For this reason, the Everglades National Park was established in 1947. Conor Knighton has more on one of the most unique of America's protected spaces.