Unit 5: Big Ideas/Essential Skills:
How might we develop empathy for others?
How do experiences revealed in texts teach us about our own lives?
What workflow works best for you?
OneNote: Content Library: Unit 5: Lesson One—>Quiz #1
OneNote: Content Library: Unit 5: Lesson Two: Characterization
Chapters 4-6
OneNote: Content Library: Unit 5 Lesson Three: Open Response Writing
your independent novel and then log how many pages you have read.
in the BIG idea book.
Connect ideas. Your novel—-Big Idea—Refugee
Novel study.
Complete the following in this order:
BINGO sheets.
Independent reading and up-dating READING LOG
More background knowledge…..Introducing the hyperdoc!
Create a new SECTION in your Onenote notebook called: Refugee
Create a page in that section called Hyperdoc Work.
Add these instructions to that page:
Start in the centre of the doc and view the book trailer. Then move to the left and begin at the start. View the 6 numbered boxes. Then CHOOSE ONE of the boxes to complete a task:
#1 Do the Watch, Think, Dig Deeper, and Discuss activities. Screenshot your work and add it to your Hyperdoc page.
#2 The Refugee Crisis with John Green. Write a summary.
#3 I am a Refugee. Write a blackout poem using this text. I’ll print it for you.
#4 Refugee news article: Read, annotate and answer the questions.
#5 Author interview: Write an open response answer that explains the two most interesting facts you learned from Alan Gratz.
#6 Create a poster showing the definitions of refugee, migrant, and immigrant making clear their differences.