CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.6.1
Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.
Cite textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.
CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.RL.6.3
Describe how a particular story's or drama's plot unfolds in a series of episodes as well as how the characters respond or change as the plot moves toward a resolution.
Describe how a particular story's or drama's plot unfolds in a series of episodes as well as how the characters respond or change as the plot moves toward a resolution.
The Plan:
- Read
- Hatchet Chapter 16/17
- "Old Brian" Evidence Tracker
Reminders/Homework:
- NoRedInk.com Review Skills Practice #3
- Due Friday, 25 October, 4pm
- Typing.com Practice 10-12
- Due Friday, 1 November, 4pm
- RACE Assessment Make-Up/Revision Information:
- Two Choices for Revisions:
- You may make revisions on your own that will earn you up to half credit for the revisions made. For example, if you got a 21/27, you can revise and earn up to 3 more points of the six points you were missing). Turn your rubric back in to have Ms. Black or Mrs. Huerta look at it again.
- You may come in after school on or before Tuesday, 29 October, to retake with a new article for up to FULL credit. Tuesday will be the last opportunity.
- Signpost Quiz next week
- Period 1/3/5: Wednesday, 30 October
- Period 2/6: Thursday, 31 October
Hatchet Chapters 16/17
- Prompt: What character traits help describe Brian at this point in the novel and what evidence proves this?
- Find at least ONE passage/quote in each chapter that shows Brian's attitude and reveals a character trait. Try to think about how he is acting OVERALL.
- Put the sticky note in and LABEL what character trait or attitude is reveals about Brian.
- Celebrate your success! You're annotating!
"Old Brian" Evidence Tracker
Okay, so why have we been putting so many stickies in your book?
It hasn't been for nothing, I promise.
We're going to use them today, as well as at a few other points in the coming weeks.
We've started to see the changes in Brian since jumping ahead 42 days, right? That's good, but we don't want to forget all the things that happened before those changes, in the first five days of this story.
When we finish the story, we'll be writing about how Brian changed (or didn't change) over the course of the novel, so we have a very specific task today:
Use this EVIDENCE TRACKER form to look for evidence with your partner from the first 12 chapters of the story. (Hint: you should have sticky notes on the evidence you could use!)
It hasn't been for nothing, I promise.
We're going to use them today, as well as at a few other points in the coming weeks.
We've started to see the changes in Brian since jumping ahead 42 days, right? That's good, but we don't want to forget all the things that happened before those changes, in the first five days of this story.
When we finish the story, we'll be writing about how Brian changed (or didn't change) over the course of the novel, so we have a very specific task today:
Use this EVIDENCE TRACKER form to look for evidence with your partner from the first 12 chapters of the story. (Hint: you should have sticky notes on the evidence you could use!)
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