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Day 4_ All Summer in a Day BS 6th grade language arts q4 week 3

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Day 4_ All Summer in a Day BS 6th grade language arts q4 week 3

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  1. Warm-up: What does it mean to compare and contrast? What are you supposed to look for? ** Answer in the chat! ** Eq: What’s your story? I Can:compare and contrast texts in different genres. Agenda: • Finish Postcard Assignment • Brain Break • “All Summer in a Day” Movie Compare & Contrast

  2. Your Turn! • Go to Google Classroom. • Complete CFA #2 The Postcard Assignment • When you are finished, work on I-Ready!

  3. Compare & Contrast Compare: two or more texts means to explain how they are similar. Today we will be focusing on contrasting! Contrast:texts means to explain how they are different A reader maycompare and contrast texts within and across genres.

  4. Genres Genre refers to categories of texts, such as informational texts-including essays, historical documents, and articles-and literatureincluding fiction, poetry, and drama. BUT Genremay also refer to categories of mediasuch as film, fine art, and music.

  5. Go to Google Classroom and open “All Summer Movie viewing Guide” Remember: We are focusing on CONTRASTING the story and the film

  6. All Summer in a Day All Summer in a Day • Venus is a rainforest • In the beginning, children are staring out a window waiting for the rain to stop.

  7. All Summer in a Day All Summer in a Day • Margot has a friend and a secret cache of flowers and animal figurines.

  8. All Summer in a Day All Summer in a Day • The rain doesn’t stop when the kids think it should, so they immediately lock Margot in the closet. • The children let Margot out of the closet and the story ends.

  9. Brain Break Be back by the end of the timer!

  10. Your Turn! As you watch the video, you will fill in the Reading and Viewing Guide. Remember you are looking for things that are different between the video and the story.

  11. What was one difference between the movie and the text? EXIT TICKET Answer in the chat! Don’t forget that you have 30 minutes of I-Ready Reading this week!

  12. All Summer in a Day (with Media) https://apps.studysync.com/#!/auth/google/?assignmentId=6051187&isTest=false

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