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ELA 9 ELA 9 Unit Two: Novel Comparisons & Evaluating Texts Launch Activity - Intro.

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1 ELA 9 ELA 9 Unit Two: Novel Comparisons & Evaluating Texts Launch Activity - Intro

2 Warm Up PART ONE: Write down all of the synonyms you can think of for the word ‘bias’. (Look it up if you have to.)

3 Warm Up PART TWO: Now flip your paper over and write down all of the synonyms you can think of for the word ‘evil’.

4 Now circle all of the words that are the same. Compare those circled words. Are there any common themes or ideas?

5 Agenda Unit Launch: The Novel “The Sneetches” Film & Reaction

6 Unit Launch http://www.schooltube.com/video/e44fc837c 779df55793d/Dr-Seuss-The-Sneetches- Full-Version http://www.cleanvideosearch.com/media/acti on/yt/watch?v=v3yJomUhs0g

7 Unit Launch - Response Write a quick response on your ‘Write Right Now’ sheet: 1.Tell me what the movie made you think about. 2.What does this film have to do with bias or evil? 3.Who are the Star-Bellies at SHS? Write for 5 minutes, then think-pair-share. CREATE – what are our common themes?

8 Unit Themes

9 Ticket Out the Door: Student Learning Map & Standards HOLD ON TO THESE! Glue them in your composition book, we will be using them for the next two months!

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