

U3L14R
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English
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5th Grade
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Hard
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Sarah Carlson
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10 Slides • 13 Questions
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U3L14R
Welcome!

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Open Ended
JOKE OF THE DAY!
-Brought to you by Anniyah
What do you call a train carrying bubblegum?
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A "chew chew" train!
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
Which TWO tools help us determine theme?
4C's
Characterization
The plot arc
SLATE
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Multiple Choice
Why are the Watsons going to Alabama?
To visit Grandma Sands
For a family vacation
To drop Byron off with Grandma Sands for the summer.
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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Multiple Select
How is Dad characterized in Chapter 8?
(select 2)
Rude
Mischievous
Loving
Silly
Strict
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Open Ended
What do you think is the hardest thing about being a parent?
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What to do: 60s
Actively Learn: Chapter 9
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Reminder
Your deliverable is to write a full ANEZNEZ paragraph in the Question on Google Classroom
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Multiple Select
What theme is developed in the scene between Kenny and Dad in the car?
Who: Dad and Kenny
What: Theme/Lesson
How: 4C's+Plot Arc
Who: Kenny
What: The car
How: Characterization
Who: Dad
What: The scene
How: SLATE
Who: Dad and Kenny
What: Theme/Lesson
How: Conflict
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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What to do: 10 minutes
Read paragraphs 22-50 54-82 and answer the questions along the way
Make annotations in Actively Learn
Be ready to discuss your response to the multiple choice question to the right!
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Multiple Choice
What is dad’s reason for sending Byron to Birmingham??
He doesn’t trust Byron
He loves Byron
He wants to hurt Byron’s feelings
He wants to see Grandma Sands
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Fill in the Blanks
Type answer...
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What to do: 60 s
Write your argument in the google classroom question.
In "TWGTB" by Curtis, the theme that is developed in chapter 9 is........
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Multiple Select
Choose 2 pieces of evidence from the text to support our argument
Argument: The scene between Kenny and Dad reveals the theme that parents make difficult decisions to show they love their children.
Option 1: “Dad turned the Ultra-Glide down a little more. He looked like he was thinking whether or not he should tell me something.” (15)
Option 2: , “got to realize the world doesn’t have a lot of jokes waiting for him,” (19)
Option 3: “Now, do you really understand why we’re sending Byron…” (24)
Option 4: “It can be scary, and it gets a lot scarier when you see you’re responsible for three little lives” (40)
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Multiple Choice
Which of these best describes the theme of Chapter 9?
Byron needs to behave better
Kenny is less naïve
Parents often make difficult decisions out of love
Parenting is difficult
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What to do: 2 minutes
After your argument, write out your "NE" sentence (context + evidence 1) and Zoom out.
I'll be looking for evidence with CONTEXT! No more "In the text it states" or "In paragraph 32".
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After class
1.) Complete your FULL ANEZNEZ paragraph in the google classroom
2.) You can add on to your work by writing in another comment
3.) Submit by Wednesday 6pm
U3L14R
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