1930s in America

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1930s in America. Dust Bowl. Fill in your KWHL Chart:. K : What do you already know about the 1930s?. Directions:. As we view different elements (pictures, map of the Dust Bowl, and a clip) you will fill out the first two columns of the chart. Interview: Melt White. During Reading:

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1930s in America Dust Bowl
Fill in your KWHL Chart: K: • What do you already know about the 1930s?
Directions: As we view different elements (pictures, map of the Dust Bowl, and a clip) you will fill out the first two columns of the chart.
Interview: Melt White During Reading: • Annotate(side notes) the text • Highlight important facts/ideas After Reading: • Add to the first two columns of chart • Create an Objective Summary of the text 5-H’s 1-W

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