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8 th Grade Bell Work/Agenda. Tues day , April 29, 2014. Agenda: T Ues day , April 29, 2014. Agenda:. Content/Language Objectives:. Content Objectives:
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8th Grade Bell Work/Agenda Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Agenda: TUesday, April 29, 2014 Agenda: Content/Language Objectives: Content Objectives: Students will be able to understand key concepts and terms associated with the Holocaust, apply plot elements to a timeline, and write a reflection on a video about Hitler’s Germany Language Objectives: Students will collaborate with partners to complete a handout on key concepts/terms about the Holocaust, read and annotate a timeline with plot elements, and write a reflection about the video “Hitler’s Germany.” • Bell Work Week 31 • Per. 1: “Hitler’s Germany” reflection due; begin “Anne Frank”/dialectical journal for play; read Act I, scenes i & ii (pgs. 701-712 • H/W: finish reading Act I, scene i & ii, work on dialectical journal • Per. 6: “Hitler’s Germany” reflection due; work on propaganda poster • H/W:
Next: • Make sure your name is on your reflection and that it has a title (“Hitler’s Germany” Reflection). • You’ll turn in your notes page as well, so staple the papers if necessary. • One person from each group bring the papers to me.
Next: Per. 1 Bell Work week 31 • Read the information on the handout “Timeline of the Holocaust” independently. • Highlight actions that would correspond with the elements of plot: • Exposition (introduction to the topic), Inciting Incident (conflict introduced), Rising Actions, Climax (turning point), Falling Action and Resolutionto the Holocaust • Use different colors for each plot element (share with your group members if you don’t have different colored highlighters). • Include a key for the colors you’ve chosen to use on the handout.
Next: Per. 6 • Bell Work Week 31 • Your group will receive a handout featuring some American propaganda posters from World War II. • Answer the questions on the back of the handout as a group. • Record your answers on a sheet of notebook paper; everyone in the group needs his/her own paper.
Next: Per. 6 • You will receive 4 sheets of printer paper and a piece of construction paper. • You’ll use the printer paper to record your group’s responses in complete sentences, as a paragraph. • These responses will be glued/taped onto the construction paper. • Create a collaborative poster featuring the images of the propaganda posters and your responses to the questions.
Next: Per. 6 • Decide how to divide the work up evenly and fairly. • Each member of the group needs to use a different color ink for the written part—decide who will use which colors. • Each member contributes equally to the creation of the collaborative poster.