Classroom Conversation Work Time Assignments Work Time Assignments Collaborative Conversation Word Study: Compound Word Study: Silent Words and Connotations Consonants Narrative Essay: Draft Interactive Reader Narrative Essay: Draft DAY 11 DAY 12 DAY 13 DAY 14 DAY 15 SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION SELECTION Anchor Text Anchor Text Video Media: Video Media: Video The Medicine Bag The Medicine Bag Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve National Geographic National Geographic National Geographic SE p 26 SE p 27 SE p 28-30 SE p 31 SE pp 32-33 EFFECTIVE EXPRESSION EFFECTIVE EXPRESSION MAKING MEANING MAKING MEANING EFFECTIVE EXPRESSION Writing to Sources: Speaking and Listening: Media Vocabulary Close Review Writing to Compare: Retelling a Monologue narration; audio; close-up; Students will watch the video Comparison-and-Contrast Students write a retelling of contrast; pan; synchronization and record any new Essay the story Medicine Bag” Students and present a (sync) observations. Students compare the rites of “The from Grandpa’s point of view. monologue in which you passage in the two selections Writing to Sources: reflect on how you came to First Review Analyze the Media about young Native Retelling a Story understand the importance of Students Watch, Note, Students will respond to Americans. Writing to Sources: the Lakota medicine bag. Connect, Respond as they questions the video. Writing to Compare: Retelling a Story (RP) Speaking and Listening: watch the video the first time. Comparison-and-Contrast Monologue Media Vocabulary Essay STANDARDS Speaking and Listening: First-Review Guide: Media: Students complete activities W.8.3.a; W.8.3.b; W.8.3.d; Monologue (RP) Video related to the Media Evidence Log W.8.3.e Vocabulary words: Students add notes and Evidence Log the Selection narration; audio; close-up; evidence that will be used to Students add and Selection Audio contrast; pan; synchronization inform the evidence that will be used to (sync) Assessment. inform the Comprehension Check Media Vocabulary Assessment. Students complete STANDARDS comprehension questions. RI.8.7; W.8.2.a; SL.8.2 Selection Test: The Medicine Bag STANDARDS
Classroom Conversation Collaborative Conversation Work Time Assignments Word Study: Compound Words and Connotations Narrative Essay: Draft Work Time Assignments Word Study: Silent Consonants Interactive Reader Narrative Essay: Draft DAY 11 DAY 12 DAY 13 DAY 14 DAY 15 SELECTION Anchor Text The Medicine Bag Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve SE p 26 SELECTION Anchor Text The Medicine Bag Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve SE p 27 SELECTION Video Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage National Geographic SE p 28-30 SELECTION Media: Video Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage National Geographic SE p 31 SELECTION Media: Video Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage National Geographic SE pp 32-33 EFFECTIVE EXPRESSION Writing to Sources: Retelling a Students write a retelling of the story “The Medicine Bag” from Grandpa’s point of view. Writing to Sources: Retelling a Story Writing to Sources: Retelling a Story (RP) STANDARDS W.8.3.a; W.8.3.b; W.8.3.d; W.8.3.e EFFECTIVE EXPRESSION Speaking and Listening: Monologue Students and present a monologue in which you reflect on how you came to understand the importance of the Lakota medicine bag. Speaking and Listening: Monologue Speaking and Listening: Monologue (RP) Evidence Log Students add and evidence that will be used to inform the Assessment. Selection Test: The Medicine Bag MAKING MEANING Media Vocabulary narration; audio; close-up; contrast; pan; synchronization (sync) First Review Students Watch, Note, Connect, Respond as they watch the video the first time. First-Review Guide: Media: Video the Selection Selection Audio Comprehension Check Students complete comprehension questions. STANDARDS MAKING MEANING Close Review Students will watch the video and record any new observations. Analyze the Media Students will respond to questions the video. Media Vocabulary Students complete activities related to the Media Vocabulary words: narration; audio; close-up; contrast; pan; synchronization (sync) Media Vocabulary EFFECTIVE EXPRESSION Writing to Compare: Comparison-and-Contrast Essay Students compare the rites of passage in the two selections about young Native Americans. Writing to Compare: Comparison-and-Contrast Essay Evidence Log Students add notes and evidence that will be used to inform the Assessment. STANDARDS RI.8.7; W.8.2.a; SL.8.2
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