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September 2016 Mrs. Burchette

Homework and Important Dates: Monday, September 12, 2o16 Homework and Important Dates: Read 20 minutes nightly! Warm-Up: Update your agenda. Pick up your TABLE FOLDER. Begin working immediately on your comic strip!

“Dark They Were and Golden-Eyed”– Main Idea Comic Strip Monday, September 12, 2o16 Learning Target: I can make connections from the ideas in stories, drama, and poetry to other things that I know. Today’s Agenda: “Dark They Were and Golden-Eyed”– Main Idea Comic Strip SSR

“Dark They Were and Golden-Eyed” These tips are related to writing your own “Wimpy Kid” comic strip. Don’t be confused by the tips that reference the “Wimpy Kid” books. Your comic strip should be about our short story! Monday, September 12, 2o16 “Dark They Were and Golden-Eyed” With your group, create a comic strip that includes the main ideas and details from the story. Your comic strip should contain no less than 6 frames. Be sure to include text/dialogue as well as illustrations! This is an example of how one group chose to approach this yesterday. What a great idea to use post-it notes to plan out the comic strip before jumping into the artistic creation! Way to go!!! This an example of a comic strip for this story, but the creators left out WAY TO MANY details. Be sure to include main ideas and supporting details for the entire text!