Social Justice in To Kill a Mockingbird Identity & Culture Unit 2 Day 2

Daily agenda Attendance/Roll Call Bell Ringer: Pronoun Usage Vocabulary Spotlight: Amble, Beneficiary, Bias Chapter One Prove-It: Completion check Chapter Two-Three Prove-It Mini-Lesson: Aow – Band Books (Article Structure)

Make corrections to the following sentence: Bell Ringer Make corrections to the following sentence: Whenever the neighbor’s dog trespasses on our lawn, my Mom likes to recite this line from a Robert Frost poem to my brother and I: good fences make good neighbors.

VOCABULARY SPOTLIGHT Sample Sentences: When no fresh meat is available, zombies amble aimlessly through fields of daisies. I am the beneficiary of my father’s kind nature, as he always does such thoughtful things for me. Joe’s bias was evident as he only selected his friends from Environmental Club to be on his team in P.E. class. Amble Beneficiary Bias

Reading Check: Chapters 1-7

Consider the following Prove-It statements: TKAM Chapters 2 and 3 Consider the following Prove-It statements: Ms. Caroline is a sensitive, caring, experienced teacher. Walter Cunningham and his father are ignorant, lazy, and forgetful. Scout loves to learn.

AoW: Band Books Read the article Complete the questions Discuss article structure Complete 3X3 frame for homework

Essay Q & A

Clean-up & Announcements 5 minutes Clean-up your work area: Dispose of garbage Pack-up your belongings Homework: Catch-up on reading as needed. Finish 3X3 writing frame on AoW.