Wednesday, October 16, 2019



Social Studies Simulation: Time Travel



•     I can explain how Park compares and contrasts Salva and Nya to convey ideas about how people survive in Sudan.
*  I can plan and write a two-voice poem that compares and contrasts Salva and Nya to convey my own ideas about how people survived in the challenging environment of South Sudan. 

1.    Opening
A.    Entry Task: Preparing for Assessment (5 minutes)

2.    Work Time
A.    Mid-Unit 3 Assessment (20 minutes)
B.    Preparing to Write Two-Voice Poem (10 minutes)

3.    Closing and Assessment
A.    Exit Ticket: What Is the Theme You Will Try to Convey in Your Poem? (10 minutes)

4.    Homework--
A.  Complete any Lesson 5 Textbook reading or Workbook pages you need to complete.  You need to have read Textbook pages 68--75 and completed Workbook pages 41--44, including the acrostic poem. Due Friday.
B.      Set up a Quizlet account with your parents if you don't already have one.  Create a Quizlet set for Lesson 5 and be prepared to turn it in on Google Classroom FRIDAY at the start of class.  Enable sharing settings with your parent's permission or bring a note from home.
C.      Read a good book 
D.      On Thursday, our class will participate in Sports for Learning.  Bring sunscreen, snacks, and a bottle of water.  Wear comfortable clothes and layers.  You will be outside much of the day.

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