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Title: HipHopping Through Story Elements


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Hip-Hopping Through Story Elements
  • Kathy Cook
  • Karen West

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Agenda
  • Introductions
  • Overview and Outcomes
  • Brainstorm
  • Task Directions
  • Perfect Practice
  • Application of Concept
  • Wrap Up

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Teacher Outcomes
  • To have a better understanding of planning and
    implementing lessons into an 80 minute block
  • To provide you strategies and student
    activities

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Student Outcomes
  • To activate prior knowledge relevant to literary
    terms in short stories
  • To identify five literary terms
  • To demonstrate understanding of literary terms

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Todays Lesson
  • I do what?
  • (Teacher introduces concept or skill to activate
    prior knowledge)
  • We do what?
  • (Student then practices the concept
    or skill)
  • You do what?
  • (Student applies the concept or
    skill in a higher order activity)

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Getting startedLets hip-hop through story
elements!
  • Think about literary terms used in short stories,
    and record a term on your sticky note.
  • Post your sticky note on the chart paper.
  • Discuss literary terms.
  • Strategy -
    Brainstorming

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Perfect Practice
  • We will first listen to a hip hop song. The
    second time you hear it, you will fill in the
    correct literary terms on your handout.
  • Dont worrybe happy! An answer key is on the
    back. (No peeking for now!)
  • We do Strategy
    Cloze

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Application Part 1
  • Read the short story independently, and answer
    the questions in complete sentences.
  • You do Strategy Critical
    Thinking

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Zoo Questions
  • What does the setting imply?
  • Was the outcome what you expected? Why or why
    not?
  • What is your impression of Professor Hugo? Use
    text examples to support your response?
  • What possible conflict could arise when the
    people of Earth meet the horse-spider people?

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Application Part Two
  • Now form groups of four.
  • Number off 1, 2, 3, 4 starting with the tallest
    person in your group.
  • Group member 1, please share and discuss your
    answer to question 1. Continue until all
    questions have been answered and discussed.
  • You do Strategy Critical Thinking

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A Techie Moment
  • SharePoint Students can post and respond to
    each other to relevant questions.
  • http//www.wordle.net This is an online tool
    for creating a visual display of ideas.

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http//www.wordle.net
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Wrap Up
  • Introspection and/or questions

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Works Cited
  • Flocabulary.
  • http//www.flocabulary.com/fivethings.html
  • Hoch, Edward D. Zoo.
  • http//www.stevenliter.com/Reading/zoo.html
  • http//www.wordle.net
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