You will need the following: AOWs August 24, 2016 You will need the following: ~Article of the Week ~Pen/Pencil ~Highlighter ~Notebook ~Warm-up
Homework AOW Due Friday
AOW Rules Given on Monday, Due on Friday 10 points each Annotations expected to be complete Questions must be answered
AOW Annotations Summarizing Chunk the Text GIST Sentence Brief statement or paragraph of the main points Chunk the Text Breaking text into smaller parts GIST Sentence Summing up paragraphs into the 5W’s (Who, What, When, Where, Why/How?)
Let’s Try... Chunk the first page into 3 Chunks Read through the 1st chunk and create a GIST Statement Let’s Check in... Read through the 2nd chunk and create a GIST Statement
ICONS for Annotations These will be introduced as we use them. Please draw the Icon next to the definition.
Language of the Discipline Use this symbol when you are using language of the discipline -- specific vocabulary used in a particular discipline: English, Math, History, Science. In English an example of this would be exposition and resolution.
Multiple Perspectives Use this symbol whenever you are annotating for the perspective of the author or the character. This is one of the most used ICONS in this class.
Change Over Time Use this symbol when you are annotating for an idea or behavior that changes over time. This ICON is used many times because studying change as it relates to cause and effect is a large part of this class.
In Your Pods Work through the first page of the article again to practice the using the three ICONS. Your group has 8 minutes.
Reflection. Complete the following: How can these strategies help you while reading an article/novel? Are there other ways to annotate, and if so, what do you do?
You will need the following: Annotations August 25-26, 2016 You will need the following: ~Pen/Pencil ~Highlighter ~Annotation Activity ~Maybe your notes
Annotation Activity Group Task: Each group will receive two articles. Two people complete one, two the other. 1. Read and annotate this article with your partner, completing the questions that accompany the article. 2. Share your article with the other pair at your group- follow the instructions. 3. Create a common theme between the articles.
TURN IN YOUR HOMEWORK This would be the AOW.