Big Idea: What does food tell us about ourselves and how we treat our planet?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
- Finish annotating the article for tomorrow's discussion. Make sure you have divided it into sections.
- Why didn't the author...?
- I wonder why___because...
- The article says___but I think...
- How will ___ change...?
- Is it really true that...?
- Meet with a partner and discuss the connections between the articles.
- Start a new English Journal. Summarize the article using the rhetorical precis model.
- Watch the first part of Food Inc. What connections can you make to what we have been reading?
Success Criteria:
Big Idea: What does food tell us about ourselves and how we treat our planet?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes.
Agenda:
- Make sure you start your new vocabulary list.
- Read our final article for discussion tomorrow.
- You will meet with a partner and make connections between this article and the previous two articles we have read. This will deepen our discussion for tomorrow.
Success Criteria:
- I can identify the main points an author is trying to make.
- I can prepare effectively for a discussion.
Homework:
Big Idea: What does food tell us about ourselves and how we treat our planet?
Reading: Today we will read for 10 minutes. Your first book review will be on February 8th.
Agenda:
- Finish the one-pager activity. You must do the following:
- Collect important facts, words, phrases, sentences, and ideas from the reading. These should summarize the primary arguments of the text.
- You must have drawings that relate to the quotes you chose.
- You must have quotes from the article.
- You must have a personal response to the article.
- Include the Title and Author.
- It must fill the entire page, use color, and use ink for the written portion.
Success Criteria:
- I understand how an author builds an argument.
Homework: