Wednesday, February 5, 2020
4/6 Core: Pass up your Unit 1, Lesson 14 work
Take out your Powerful Stories Anchor Chart and your Discussion Appointments
Take out your Powerful Stories Anchor Chart and your Discussion Appointments
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“What gives stories their enduring power?”
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1.
Opening
A.
Reviewing End of Unit 1 Assessment: Poetry
Analysis (5 minutes)
B.
Reviewing Learning Targets (3 minutes)
- I can analyze how the content, theme, images, and language in Frederick Douglass: The Last Day of Slavery give the story its enduring power.
- I can identify key components of the narrative arc of this story.
2.
Work Time
A.
Reading Aloud: Frederick Douglass: The Last Day of Slavery (20 minutes)
B.
Introducing the Narrative Arc (15 minutes)
3.
Closing and Assessment
A.
Fist to Five (2 minutes)
B. SS Lesson 11: Correct homework and begin tonight's homework
B. SS Lesson 11: Correct homework and begin tonight's homework
4.
Homework
- Reading: Independent reading for 30+ minutes. Get parent signatures.
- SS: Lesson 11, Section 3 & 4:
- Read Textbook p. 142--143 and complete Workbook p. 87 (Sections 3 & 4; skip Problem #1 on each section--for now)
- LA: Complete classwork, if necessary