15 Minutes of Independent Reading Share with your group members: The title of your book The author of your book An overview of what you have read Do you like/dislike the book and why. Tardy Bell Activity

Friday November 11, 2016 Today you will need: A pencil A novel to read

Friday November 11, 2016 Today’s Agenda Word Generation 1.12 – Junk Food Outcast United by Warren St. John Luma Characterization & Writing Prompt (complete) Independent Reading – Chapter 2 Characterization & Prompt: Beatrice Point of View in Nonfiction Discuss the point of views presented in chapters 1 and 2 Read Chapter 3 Graphic Organizer – P.O.V. Exit Ticket – Outcast United Quiz

Nonfiction Text Standards Quiz 3-4 Period ONLY

Junk Food: Should Schools Sell It? Word Generation 1.12 Friday Review & Prompt

Yasmin _______ more fruits and vegetables into her diet. Fill in the blank with the correct word.

Fill in the blank with the correct word. There has been a higher _______ of type 2 diabetes among youth in recent years. Fill in the blank with the correct word.

Fill in the blank with the correct word. The principal’s new _______ gives laptops to every student as a way to increase student achievement. Fill in the blank with the correct word.

Fill in the blank with the correct word. My teacher finally _______ that my way of solving the math problem was just as good as hers. Fill in the blank with the correct word.

Blood ________ oxygen from the lungs to cells all over the body. Fill in the blank with the correct word.

Model sentence: I had to acknowledge that Moriah had a valid reason to react to the incident the way she did. Create your own sentence using 2 words from this weeks W.G. list & 2 words from previous W.G. list.

Word Generation Writing Prompt Write a response to the following question using information from the WG text and your own experience. “Junk Food: Should Schools Sell It?” When writing you should: Support your response with clear reasoning and specific examples for the text and your own experiences. Try to use relevant words from the current and past WG vocabulary list in your response.

Word Generation Lesson 1.12 Share in your group your thoughts on this weeks topic should schools sell junk food. Word Generation Lesson 1.12

Criteria for success… At the end of today’s lesson, we will continue to read the text, Outcast United, and we will analyze the text for author’s purpose, point of view, and characterization.

Outcast United Chapter 1 Activity Independent Activity Respond to the following prompt: In chapter 1, Luma realizes that she had changed and could never feel comfortable living in Jordan again. Citing evidence from the text, explain why Luma would not feel comfortable living in Jordan after she had lived in America. Read Chapter 2 Beatrice & Her Boys Listen as I read the introduction and chapter 1 of the text. As I read, think about how Warren St. John used characterization to inform us about the type of person Luma is.

Outcast United Chapter 2 Independent Activity Read Silently Chapter 2 of the text, Beatrice and her Boys. As you read, think about how Mr. St. John uses characterization to describe Beatrice. How do her interactions shape her character? How does her behavior shape her character? Independent Activity Complete the character trait graphic organizer for Beatrice. Respond to the following prompt: After being robbed by a man with an African accent, Beatrice Ziaty lost hope that her family would be safe in their new home and became obsessed with protecting her boys. Writing from the perspective of Beatrice, write a letter from her to her boys explaining why she has become obsessed with protecting them. Remember to cite textual evidence to support Beatrice’s claim.

Outcast United Chapters 1 & 2 Independent Activity Select one of the following individuals (Luma or Beatrice) and using the text & your notes, write a brief character analysis describing the individuals traits based on their thoughts, interactions with others, and behaviors. Remember to cite textual evidence to support your response. Luma is a very courageous and confident person that is not afraid to step out on faith for her dreams. Luma was willing to stay in an unknown land, America, without her father’s blessing so that she could live the life that she wanted to live. When her friends did not believe it was safe for a Muslim woman to live in Atlanta alone, Luma was unafraid and moved there without a job, family, and friends.

P.O.V. in Nonfiction Mini-Lesson

Outcast United Intro to Chapter 2 Whole Group Discussion Discuss the point of views presented in chapters 1 and 2 of the text. Determine who is telling the story and respond to the following questions: What is the author’s/narrator’s opinion How does he/she feel? What words does the author use to describe the situation? What examples does the author/narrator use to show his/her feelings? What words does the author/narrator use to show how he/she feels?

Outcast United Chapter 3 Read chapter 3, “Small Town … Big Heart” As you read, think about point of view and analyze the various points of view presented about Clarkston, GA., in the chapter. People to look for: Mayor Lee Swaney Middle Class White Families Refugees Councilwoman Karen Feltz Clarkston Police Department

Answer questions 1 – 13 on the multiple choice assessment Exit Ticket Outcast United Quiz