“Create a new packet of lesson plan with this information: Here is the expanded content formatted specifically as ready-to-use PowerPoint Slide outlines for each level. Each level now includes two additional interactive slides (a collaborative check-in and an explicit text-to-self processing task) to easily fill your 12-minute station rotation. 🟢 PowerPoint Presentation 1: Entering Level (Slides 1–5) Slide 1: Title & AIM Header: Welcome to Station 2! AIM: How can we use pictures and key vocabulary to find the main event of the 1938 radio panic? Visual Suggestion: A retro 1930s radio icon next to a cartoon UFO. Slide 2: Visual Vocabulary Match Header: Key Words & Pictures Bullet 1: Invaded = Entered by force 🛸 Bullet 2: Terrified = Very scared 😨 Bullet 3: Radio = Box for listening 📻 Slide 3: Read & Point (Text Chunks) Header: Let's Read Together! Text: "On October 30, 1938, a nervous announcer said that Martians from space had invaded New Jersey. Many people became terrified." Activity Indicator: Point to the word that means very scared. Point to the word that means entered by force. Slide 4: Collaborative Visual Sorting (NEW) Header: Real Life vs. Radio Show Interactive Challenge: Turn to your partner. Point to the items that were actually real in New Jersey on that night: [A] Giant Alien Spaceships 🛸 [B] Families listening to a radio 📻 [C] People packing their cars in fear 🚗 Slide 5: Sentence Frame Check-Out (NEW) Header: Your Turn to Write! Task: Copy and complete this sentence in your notebook: Sentence Frame: "The story is about a fake ___________ (radio / movie) show that made people feel ___________ (happy / scared)." 🟡 PowerPoint Presentation 2: Emerging Level (Slides 1–5) Slide 1: Title & AIM Header: Welcome to Station 2! AIM: How can we use sentence frames and text clues to explain why people believed the fake news broadcast? Visual Suggestion: A split slide showing a vintage microphone on one side and a crowd of panicked people on the other.”