Finishing up The Help

Big Idea: What have you learned?

Learning Target: 

Reading: We will be finishing the Help this week.

Agenda:

1. Today we will read a poem by Maya Angelou called "The Mask." We will make connections between this poem and the novel, The Help.
1. Make a copy of this document. Fill it out with a partner.
2. Turn it in on Google Classroom.
2. Our final exam is coming up soon, so we will use Quizizz to practice.
3. Finally, we will finish up our continuous map with quotes from the final chapters.

Homework:

1. No new vocabulary until the New Year.

The Help chapter 33

Big Idea: What have you learned?

Learning Target: 

Reading: We will be finishing the Help this week.

Agenda:

1. We will read chapter 33 today.
2. Quizizz game you created yesterday.
3. Final exam practice using Quizlet Live!
4. English journal #18 Focus on a Theme

Homework:

1. No new vocabulary until the New Year.

The Help chapters 30-32

Big Idea: What have you learned?

Learning Target: 

Reading: We will be finishing the Help this week.

Agenda:

1. We will listen to chapters 30-31
2. You will silently read chapter 32
3. Add three quotes to your Continuous Map. Here are some summaries of the chapters we have read.
4. With the person next to you create a question for a class Quizizz using the template provided.

Homework:

1. No new vocabulary until the New Year.

The Help chapter 29

Big Idea: What have you learned?

Learning Target: 

Reading: We will be finishing the Help this week.

Agenda:

1. Read the first part of chapter 29.
2. You will work on a one-pager for Constantine. You can this PDF of the book to search for her name.
3. Finish reading chapter 29.

Homework:

1. No new vocabulary until the New Year.

The Help chapter 28

Big Idea: What have you learned?

Learning Target: 

Reading: We will be finishing the Help this week.

Agenda:

1. Read the first part of chapter 28.
2. You will work on a one-pager for Constantine. You can this PDF of the book to search for her name.
3. Finish reading chapter 28.

Homework:

1. No new vocabulary until the New Year.