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Obj: I can trace the development of a theme over the course of a fictional text by analyzing the setting and characters. Warm Up: 1. Copy down HW: Newsela Article--be sure to read the directions for the article!! 2. Get out your HW from last night. 3. Canvas Quiz on “Amigo Brothers”—you may use your book.

HW from last night Let’s go over it. Any questions?

The War of the Wall—IR page 154-161 As we read, mark you text as needed. Complete margin activities.

Finish reading the story. Page 161-162 Finish reading the story. Complete page 163— multiple themes chart and explanation (at bottom).

Exit Ticket Assessment Practice page 165—on EXIT TICKET slip—do not tear out the IR page! HW: Newsela article.