3.16 Take Opportunities to Stand and Be Counted

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3.16 Take Opportunities to Stand and Be Counted

CONNECTION Reread your Chocolate Milk piece. What is one thing you do well? Tell your partner.

CONNECTION What is one thing that you want to get better at? Tell your partner.

CONNECTION Erin Brockovich

TEACHING POINT Writers work to make change in the world by doing their research and then writing to affect the way others see the topic. This is called social activism.

TEACHING What topics get you mad or excited? What do you want to change? Idea Reasons

TEACHING Go back to your seats to write a flashdraft. If you finish, try another idea. If you need help starting, stay put.

MIDWORKSHOP Timelines and goals Finish Friday What is your plan for what you will get done each day?

SHARE What do you do well? Put a star. What do you need to work on? Put the paperclip slider. Turn and talk