}Bell Ringer: To
Kill
a Mockingbird
◦General Introduction
◦Background Info Groups
Read
your article or information (CLOSE READ)
Take
notes on the most important info (what ties to details I gave in the
intro, what can help you get a better understanding of the setting, plot, or
characters of the novel)
}Research Time
◦Continue notes, look on your rubric (IDEAS
section) if you aren’t sure what to take notes on
◦Ways to present: Web page, video, power
point with links, prezi, Thinglink, HaikuDeck, Picktochart
◦As you think of ways to present your
information, consider:
Ways
to include videos, audio, images
How
to keep class interested
Do
you want them to think or do anything after seeing your presentation
◦Link to other ideas (sources) or include
the videos, pictures, etc in
the presentation
◦Work time today, Monday, some on Tuesday and
Wednesday, maybe some on Thursday, and the first presentations will be
Friday (lottery for
order Thursday)
}Meet on Background article (@3:30)
◦Start to figure out how your group will present this
information to the class (all must talk)
}*Need ‘postits’ by Wednesday (the earlier the better): this
is how you keep track of what you read/ know/ learn/ should remember (can be
any strategy of close reading)
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