Friday, April 29, 2-16
Wrap-it-up!
- Learning Skills?
- #craftreconciliation reflection and product
- Build
- Research
- Conferences
Use Drive to send video clip to jbalenroom121@gmail.com.
Name the video clip with your name.
Use Drive to send video clip to jbalenroom121@gmail.com.
Name the video clip with your name.
Learning Goals:
I am learning to
make interpretations from reading, ask critical questions, uncover perspectives, and engage in; conversations to form conclusions;
use evidence to support my ideas;
look for connections between my research and themes in novels I read.
We will begin by finalizing our preparations for our literature circle meeting #3.
We will meet with our Lit Circle groups to hold our third discussion. You will need your prepared notes for your role in the group and your novel. You might also want to have your Theme Graphic Organizer from yesterday handy.
Your Discussion Director will start, and each group member will have a chance to ask and respond to questions. (15min)
Post discussion, you will reflect and assess how you did in your discussion today. (Include your notes)
Reflecting on #craftreconciliation
Finally, today I would like you to reflect on your learning in #craftreconciliation.
Learning Goals
I am learning to…
Apply reading strategies so we can make meaning from a text;
Identify the elements of a variety of texts
Use evidence to support my ideas
To get ready for our literature circle meeting, I would like us to consider the question: What is the theme of a novel?
Theme graphic organizer
Complete role sheet
Learning Goals
I am learning to
Apply reading strategies so we can make meaning from a text;
Identify the elements of a variety of texts;
Use evidence to support my ideas;
Set a purpose for creating a media text for a specific audience;
select an appropriate media text to communicate your ideas;
Produce a media text for a specific audience and purpose.
Reading routine + Theme graphic organizer
Today, I have set some time aside for us to begin to build our reconciliation projects. Finish your plans, have them signed off by me, and get started!!
Here is the build day schedule:
If you are not prepared to build today, continue to work on your research notes and/or draft.