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Unit 2 Day 9 "The Boy with the Mulberry Birthmark"

Unit 2 Day 9 "The Boy with the Mulberry Birthmark"

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English

8th Grade

Easy

CCSS
RL.7.3, RL.5.3, RI. 9-10.2

+15

Standards-aligned

Created by

Taylor Sherman

Used 7+ times

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12 Slides • 5 Questions

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Unit 2 Day 9 "The Boy with the Mulberry Birthmark"

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"Do First Activity"

  • Prompt : Now having read Chapter 2 of LOTF, in 2-3 complete sentences write a summary of the chapter.

  • Tips: Write about the main events, characters, setting.

  • Time Limit: You will have 4 Minutes to complete this activity.

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Open Ended

In 2-3 complete sentences summarize chapter 2 of LOTF.

4

Let's Talk About It

Students share their summaries with the class

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Daily Agenda

  • Do First Activity

  • Class "Share Out" Discussion

  • Agenda

  • Announcements

  • Objectives

  • Class "popcorn" Read pp. 45-47

  • Class Discussion / Review

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Announcements

  • In Person Learning begins 10/20

  • Tutorials are TODAY!!! 3:45p-4:45p (Come ready with questions)

  • LOTF Reading for Unit 2

  • Common Assessment 10/29

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Objectives

  • SWBAT correctly combine and edit run-on sentences  

  • SWBAT analyze the author’s purpose for including the boy with the mulberry-colored birthmark and discuss these ideas in a small group discussion 

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Have Outs

  • LOTF Novel or Online Copy

  • Pen or Pencil along with your capture tool of choice

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Pall

A dark cloud or covering of smoke or dust

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Pinch

To grip tightly between finger and thumb

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Let's Read Together

LOTF pp. 45-47

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Quick Review of Reading

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Open Ended

“I got the conch,” said Piggy bleakly. He turned to Ralph. “I got the conch, ain’t I Ralph?” (45) – How is Piggy characterized here?

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Open Ended

There is a shift in Piggy’s demeanor on page 45. How does it change? Find text evidence to support.

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Open Ended

Why did the author include this shift in Piggy’s behavior and speech?

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Open Ended

“That little ‘un—” gasped Piggy—“him with the mark on his face, I don’t see him. Where is he now?” The crowd was as silent as death (46). – Why is Piggy gasping? Why did the author use a simile; what does it mean?

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Asynchronous Work Time

  • Complete Discussion Preparation Sheet (Class Notes)

  • Grammar and Writing practice + vocabulary (Homework)

  • Read pp. 48-55 of LOTF

  • Write a 3-sentence summary of what happens on these pages (Capture Tool)

  • Be prepared to share summary with class on Thursday

Unit 2 Day 9 "The Boy with the Mulberry Birthmark"

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