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=** Unit 4: PaperLab **= Here is an example of the
 * Third Grade Media Studies Lessons**
 * Week Four**
 * Listen for directions on note taking and writing your paragraph
 * Finish your research planner.
 * Write a summary of your information by hand. Use voice, use describing words, make it sparkle!
 * Check your work and ask a teacher if you are done
 * Are you done early? Take a look at some paper folding tricks by Robert SabudaGrab a sheet of paper, a pencil and some scissors and practice making pop ups!

Each third grade class is responsible for creating a book on one continent. You will read, gather information, think about what's important, write, and make your own artwork.
 * Week Three**
 * Listen for directions on note taking and hilighting.
 * Gather important information on your research planner.
 * Write a summary of your information. Use voice, use describing words, make it sparkle!
 * Check your work and ask a teacher if you are done
 * Are you done early? Take a look at some paper folding tricks by Robert SabudaGrab a sheet of paper, a pencil and some scissors and practice making pop ups!


 * Week Two**
 * Listen for directions.
 * Pick a topic.
 * Open up our online resources, and use Britannica Online or Amazing Animals to find an article on your topic.
 * Print it. Make sure you have a picture of your topic.
 * Put your name on your article.
 * If you still need a picture, search Wikimedia Commons for a photo.
 * If you are done, use Trueflix to watch and read about your continent.


 * Week One**

You will be doing some **paper engineering.** Take a look at an example with your teacher. Watch the video with your class and observe the fabulous artwork. Take a look at the planner and see what you'll be doing.


 * On your own:**
 * Watch a short video of some simple pop-ups created by younger students.
 * Watch an interview with Robert Sabuda. Listen to him **describe** his artwork and how **his artwork shows real facts** about his topic.

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