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common values between Native africans and African americans

This lesson explores the common values between Native Africans and African Americans through analyzing key paragraphs. Students will create multimedia presentations focusing on shared values found in "What to a Slave…" and the Anansi story.

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common values between Native africans and African americans

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  1. Mr. Verlin Overbrook High School October 2, 2015 common values between Native africans and African americans

  2. Do Now: Value Descriptors • Take out the QNTs you took on “What to a Slave…” and “Anansi”. Read the second and third paragraph of each reading. • Underline the main idea of each paragraph in both readings. • Write a one-word description of the sentence you underlined in both readings.

  3. Objective: • The students will determine and analyze the relationship between two or more central ideas of a text and provide an objective summary of the text in order to create a multimedia presentation.

  4. Review: Google Slides • Google account creation and log in. • Launching Google Sites app. • Theme selection • Slide Creation • Presentation Title • 2-column content: a common value depicted in the first two paragraphs of “What to a Slave…” (African Americans) and the Anansi story (Native Africans) • Quote • Explanation

  5. Focus Lesson: Common Values… • Read the third and fourth paragraphs of each reading. • Underline the one sentence expressing the main ideas of both paragraphs. • Write a one-word description of the value depicted in both paragraphs. • In the lab, create 2 more 2-column content slides from both of the paragraphs • Quote • 5-sentence explanation

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