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Welcome back! Warm-up: Which statement best communicates a theme for the poem, “A Poem for My Librarian, Mrs. Long?” Books help teach us things about life There was a time before social media Relationships, even with adults, help shape us. 2. All of the following support the answer to Part A EXCEPT? When there was not tv before 3:00 PM. Mrs. Long was always glad to see you. And Mrs. Long opened that wardrobe.
EQ: How do relationships shape us? I can:I can compare themes developed in different genres using clear reasons and relevant evidence. (RL.6.9, W.6.1, W.6.9) What is text evidence and why is it important?
Let’s Review: • We are going to continue working on our Final Analysis Essay, CFA #9. • We will use the choice rooms today. • Please remember the rules for the rooms. • The Quiet Room is the SILENT room and there is not talking. • Please return to the main meet 5 minutes before class ends.
If you finish your essay: • Go to the Peer Review Room and have someone edit your essay. • Check the Rubric and the Checklist to make sure your paper has everything it needs. • Triple check your writing for spelling and punctuation. • Don’t forget your i-Ready Reading homework!
Essay Graphic Organizer P1: Introduction: Hook / Background/ ClaimHook: Quote & Sentence paraphrasing the quote. Background: Central Idea (and author’s name) about “The Circuit”. Central Idea (and author’s name) about “A Poem for my Librarian, Mrs. Long”. Claim: One possible theme from the autobiographical novel, “The Circuit” by Francisco Jimenez, and "A Poem for My Librarian, Mrs. Long" by Nikki Giovanni is “Relationships - even with adults - can shape us. Both authors use narration and character actions to create this theme Paragraph 2: Topic Sentence about “The Circuit” / Introduced & Quoted & Cited TE / Reasoning: Topic Sentence:In “The Circuit”, the author, Francisco Jimenez, develops the theme “Relationships - even with adults - help shape us through character development and narration. Introduced & Quoted & Cited TE: Francisco became nervous when Mr. Lema asked him to read because he had not spoken English in a while. “You can read later,” (Jimenez 27). Mr. Lema said understandingly. Reasoning:Mr. Lema initiated the relationship with Francisco by understanding his fear of reading in the class and not forcing him to read. Paragraph 3: Topic Sentence about “A Poem for my Librarian, Mrs Long” / Introduced & Quoted & Cited TE / Reasoning P4: Conclusion: / Restate Claim differently / Add insight I can compare themes developed in different genres using clear reasons and relevant evidence
Peer Review Room Peer Review Room 2 Main Room
Welcome back! • Did you use the rubric? • How are you feeling about your essay at this point? • Are you able to compare/find similarities in the story and the poem? • Were you able to find relevant evidence? • Don’t forget about I-Ready Reading homework. In the chat: Type 1 thing you are feeling good about and 1 thing you are struggling with related to the essay.