Unit Theme: 9.2 Communicating My Ideas Date: Period: 6 Weeks Teacher: Subject
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Unit Plan 9.2
Unit Theme: 9.2 Communicating My Ideas Date: Period: 6 weeks Teacher: Subject: ___English______Reform Strategy (PCEA): Grade: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Transversal Theme: Cultural Identity Civic and Ethic Education Education for Peace Environmental Education Technology and Education Education for Work Integration: Spanish English Social Studies Science Math Fine Arts Physical Education Health Sciences Technology / Media
Transfer Objective (T) and Acquisition (A)
Transfer (T) Goals T1. The student will leave class able to use his/her knowledge of memoirs and personal narratives to better reflect upon and understand his/her own experiences as well as those of others. T2. The student will leave class able to apply his/her knowledge of reading skills to analyze a particular narrative perspective. T3. The student will leave class able to apply a smooth and fluent flow to his/her writing about the past.
The Students acquire skills to…
A1. Listen to a response out loud in order to analyze point of view and elements of genre. A2 .Determine the points of view from witch a text is told and rationalize why an author would choose to write that perspective. A3. Write an original narrative to reflect upon and communicate a message about a pass life experience. A4. Write fluent sentences in the pass tense using a variety of sentence structure to ensure the flow of the piece.
Essential Questions
EQ1. In which ways does literature contribute to our understanding of the world? EQ2. Why is it important for people and cultures to construct narratives about their experience? EQ3. How do writers use reflection to make sense of prior experiences? PERFORMANCE TASK ACTIVITIES
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DAY 16 DAY 17 DAY 18 DAY 19 DAY 20 Standards and Standards and Standards and Standards and Expectations Standards and Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations 9. L.1b: Follow turn taking and 9.W.3 Write types of 9.W.3 Write types of 9.S.2b Explain, restate, show consideration by 9.W.4 Develop and paragraphs and literary paragraphs and literary and discuss information. concurring with others. Extend strengthen writing as texts using transitional texts using transitional ideas or arguments with needed by planning, words and other cohesive words and other cohesive Activities: moderate support. drafting, revising, editing devices to better organize devices to better organize (editing marks), writing that develop real or writing that develop real or Theme: Performance 9. W.4: Develop and rewriting, and publishing, imagined experiences or imagined experiences or Task (Point of View Comic strengthen writing as needed focusing on how well by planning, drafting, revising, purpose and audience events, using literary events, using literary Strips). editing (editing marks), have been addressed. elements. elements. Present the rewriting, and publishing. 9.L.1 Demonstrate 9.S.5 Demonstrate how to comic strips 9.LA.1a: Use parallel 9.LA.1a: Use parallel structure structure using command of the adjust language choices using conjunctions (e.g., “and” conjunctions (e.g., “and” conventions of English according to the context, and "or") to show that two or and "or") to show that grammar. purpose, task, and more ideas have the same two or more ideas have audience. Activities: level of importance (e.g., He the same level of likes to jog, swim and hike). importance (e.g., He Students Journal (Other Activities: Evidence) likes to jog, swim and Performance Task (Point 9.LA.1b: Use various types of hike.). Performance Task: Point of View Comic Strips). phrases: noun, verb, infinitive, of View Comic Strips adjectival, adverbial, 9.LA.1b: Use various Provides a participial, and prepositional. types of phrases: noun, Use various types of clauses: verb, infinitive, adjectival, Write and revise graphic organizer 4 independent, dependent; adverbial, participial, and journal entry of comic strip noun, relative, adverbial. prepositional. Use about various boxes. (See various types of clauses: points of view. Attachment: 9.2 Activities: independent, dependent; Performance noun, relative, adverbial. Introduce and Task- Point of Syntactic Style – Combining discuss View Comic Sentences Activities: Performance Strips Graphic task (See Organizer) Syntactic Style – Attachment: 9.2 Attachment: 9.2 Combining Sentences Point of View Learning Activity- Create three Rules for Combining Comic Strips comic strips to Expectations) Sentences Attachment 9.2 tell the story from Learning his/her journal Homework Activity- Rules entry in three Free Writing for Combining different points of Journal Entry Sentences view third. K E E W
DAY 21 DAY 22 DAY 23 DAY 24 DAY 25 Standards and Standards and Standards and Standards and Expectations Standards and Expectations Expectations Expectations Expectations 9. W.4: Develop and 9. W.3: Write types of 9.S.1 : Contribute to class, 9. S.1: Contribute to class, strengthen writing as needed 9.S.1 : Contribute to paragraphs and literary group, and partner group, and partner by planning, drafting, revising, class, group, and partner texts using transitional discussions, sustaining discussions, sustaining editing (editing marks), discussions, sustaining words and other cohesive conversations on a variety conversations on a variety rewriting, and publishing. conversations on a devices to better organize of appropriate and of appropriate and variety of appropriate writing that develop real or relevant academic topics relevant academic topics 9.W.8: Write routinely to and relevant academic imagined experiences or develop various types of events, using literary paragraphs, and essays over elements. by following turn‐taking, to by following turn‐taking, to for a variety of discipline- topics by following turn‐ specific tasks, purposes, and 9. W.4: Develop and audiences, using technology. strengthen writing as ask and answer relevant, ask and answer relevant, taking, to ask and needed by planning, Activities: drafting, revising, editing (editing marks), rewriting, on‐topic questions, affirm on‐topic questions, affirm Performance Task # 4 answer relevant, on‐ and publishing. Personal Narrative or Memoir
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-Practice combining -Publishing sentences. -Attachment 9.2: Attachment 9.2 Performance Task-Personal Learning Activity Narrative or Memoir Rubric. Combining Sentences Practice #4 (6- 20)