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Unit Organizer 6th grade unit 2
Name: Date: Teacher: Unit Organizer 6th grade unit 2 4) Bigger Picture: 2) Last Unit 1) Current Unit 3) Next Unit Being Fluent Readers and Writers Literary Non-fiction (True stories) and Poetry Fiction and Drama Informational Text 8) Unit Schedule 8) Unit Schedule 10/3 Launch UO 10/5 Start Midsummer Drama Frame 10/18 Finish Midsummer 10/19 Point of View Concept Mastery 10/24 Begin America Essay 10/28 Finish America Essay 11/9 Unit Test 5) Unit Map Is about… 5.2) Vital Vocab: Dialogue Stage directions Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling action Resolution Characterization Dialect Point of View writing Multi-Paragraph essays 6.17A Making personal and world connections through drama and fiction by… 6.5/6.6 Explaining The characters, setting and plot of a play 6.5A Describing Summarizing Recognizing Elements of plot development 6.6a Different points of view 6.6c Character voice and characterization 6.6b 7) Unit Self-Test Questions 1. 2. 3. 4. How are plays different than a film or book with the same story? 6) Unit Relation-ships Explain Summarize Describe Write What are the parts of plot? How can dialogue give you an idea of what a character's personality is like? How does changing the point of view change what the reader knows?
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Unit Organizer 6th grade unit 2
Name: Date: Teacher: Unit Organizer 6th grade unit 2 4) Bigger Picture: 2) Last Unit 1) Current Unit 3) Next Unit 8) Unit Schedule 5) Unit Map Is about… 5.2) Vital Vocab: Dialogue Stage directions Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling action Resolution Characterization Dialect Point of View writing Explaining Describing Summarizing Recognizing 7) Unit Self-Test Questions 1. 2. 3. 4. How are plays different than 6) Unit Relation-ships What are the How can dialogue give you an idea of How does changing the point of
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Current unit: Fiction and Drama
Is about… 9) Expanded map Multi-Paragraph essays writing Summarizing Making personal and world connections through drama and fiction by… The characters, setting and plot of a play Explaining Describing Elements of plot Different points of view A B C Dialogue Recognizing Character voice and characterization 1st- 2nd- 3rd- Stage directions Characterization: Dialect: Country/Hick accent: British/Posh Accent: Questions:
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