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Monday August 29, 2016 You Need: Binders w/dividers Pencil Novel All papers to be put in binder “Life Doesn’t Frighten Me” essay rough draft

Monday August 29, 2016 Today’s Agenda Word Generation Lesson 3 Vocabulary Reciprocal Reading Homework submission “Life Doesn’t Frighten Me” Rough Draft Final Binder Review Freedom Riders Lesson Gallery Walk Video Reading Strategy, Think Aloud Exit Ticket

complexity Video game designers increase the complexity of a game as the levels progress.

What changes do designers make to increase the complexity of video game levels? Turn and Talk Make sure you use the focus word in your response.

element The news story had all the elements of a good mystery.

What elements make a story exciting What elements make a story exciting? Turn and Talk Make sure you use the focus word in your response.

culture One element of American culture that has been impacted by immigration is food.

What other elements of American culture have been impacted by immigration? Turn and Talk Use the focus words in your response.

resourceful A resourceful student accesses a dictionary, or asks a peer when they encounter an unfamiliar word.

How might you be resourceful if you were lost How might you be resourceful if you were lost? Turn and Talk Use the focus word in your response.

tradition Traditionally, Americans eat turkey on Thanksgiving.

What are some other traditions that are essentially American What are some other traditions that are essentially American? Turn and Talk Use the focus word in your response.

Turn to our next lesson- 1. 03, “What Is an American Turn to our next lesson- 1.03, “What Is an American?” Turn and Talk What is your perspective on this topic? Use the focus words in your response.

Reciprocal read paragraph one Reciprocal read paragraph one. Predict, Question, Clarify, and Summarize.

Does culture divide people or bring them together Does culture divide people or bring them together? Turn and Talk Use the focus word in your response.

Reciprocal read paragraph two Reciprocal read paragraph two. Predict, Question, Clarify, and Summarize.

What is materialism. What are some elements of a materialistic culture What is materialism? What are some elements of a materialistic culture? Turn and Talk Use the focus words in your response.

Why is American culture a complex culture Why is American culture a complex culture? Turn and Talk Use the focus words in your response.

“Life Doesn’t Frighten Me” Submit Homework

Binders Sections Bell Challenge Class Notes Class Assignments Homework Rubrics Essays & Writing Activities Unit Projects Any handouts you have missing will be provided today and tomorrow.

Criteria for Success… At the end of today’s lesson, we will compare and contrast the text Freedom Riders, using a t-chart to analyze how the lives of “Black” and “White” Americans was different.

Freedom Riders Gallery Walk On the next few slides, we will view photographs from the text Freedom Riders As you see the photos, I want you to think about what you notices about the similarities and differences between “Black America” and “White America” On the notebook paper, jot down the things in the photos that immediately jump out at you.

What did you notice?

What did you notice?

What did you notice?

What did you notice?

What did you notice?

What did you notice?

What did you notice?

What did you notice?

What similarities & differences did you notice in the photos abut “Black America” & “White America”?

Freedom Riders Vocabulary Words to pick up… Freedom Rides Jim Crow Laws tolerant diversity eulogy parallel ingrain labor-intensive integrated segregated/desegregated petition criticism

Freedom Riders Teacher Strategy Model Think Aloud Thinking aloud is a strategy that allows us to uses metacognition to think about our thinking. During the process, we read text with a specific purpose for understanding text and chart our understanding using a graphic organizer.

Freedom Riders Teacher Strategy Model Think Aloud Today, I will model this strategy for you reading an excerpt from the text. Listen and follow along as I track my thinking using a t-chart. Purpose of Reading: to track the similarities and differences between “Black America” & “White America”

Freedom Riders Independent Task You will… continue to read Freedom Riders and track your thinking using the t-chart. Purpose for Reading: to analyze and track the differences and similarities between “Black America” & “White America”.

Exit Ticket Respond to the following prompt: Explain how the photographs presented in the text effect how the reader understands the similarities and differences between “Black” & “White” America.