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1 Lesson Topic: Changing Maps of Boston Essential Question: How do the changing maps of Boston reflect its history? Grade: 5 Standard/s: Common Core State Standards CCSS. Illiteracy.RI.5.5 Compare

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How to fill out lesson topic changing maps:

1. Start by identifying the current lesson topic. This can be done by referencing the curriculum or lesson plans.
2. Determine the desired new topic for the lesson map. Consider the learning objectives and the overall flow of the curriculum.
3. Access the lesson map template or software. This can be a physical map or a digital tool like Google Docs or PowerPoint.
4. Open the lesson map and locate the section or topic that needs to be changed.
5. Select the specific section or topic and delete or erase it from the map.
6. In the vacant space, type or write the new topic that you want to replace the old one with.
7. Make sure to adjust any connections or arrows that may be affected by the change in the topic.
8. Review the rest of the lesson map to ensure that it aligns with the new topic. Make any necessary adjustments or additions.
9. Save the changes to the lesson map and make a note of the modifications in your lesson planning documentation.

Who needs lesson topic changing maps?

1. Teachers who want to modify or update their lesson plans to better suit their students' needs or align with current curriculum standards.
2. Curriculum designers and educators who are working on creating or revising lesson maps for a specific subject or grade level.
3. Educational consultants or trainers who are helping schools or educators improve their instructional practices by using effective lesson mapping techniques.

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