4.102 Evaluate a Speaker s Claims Worksheet
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Evaluate a Speaker’s Claims - Identify a speaker’s claim and evaluate which reasons or pieces of evidence actually support it. (CCSS SL.4.3; TEKS §110.6 4.3; FL B.E.S.T. ELA.4.C.2.3; VA SOL 4.1c)
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In a talk about noise, a student claims, "Soft floor pads under chair legs reduce scraping sounds." She explains, "The class used a sound meter. Without pads, the meter showed 78 units when chairs moved. With pads, it showed 52 units."
In a community speech, a speaker claims, "Adding a second crossing guard will make the intersection safer." She explains, "On mornings with one guard, the guard wrote down 12 times drivers did not stop fully. On mornings with two guards, they wrote down 3 times."
In a debate, a student claims, "We should have a quiet lunch option because it helps some students feel less stressed." She says, "When a quiet table was offered for two weeks, the counselor recorded 3 stress-related lunch visits. In the two weeks before, there were 10."
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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 4 English students. It aligns with educational standard ELA.4.102 (Grade 4 speaking and listening practice focused on evaluate a speakers claims.).
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