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Lesson Plan,
6
-
9pm, Thursday, 20
September, 12018 HE rm. 211
, SDCE, North City Campus
Instructor: Ms. S. D. Jones
Happy Constitution Week!
In our
Learning Toolbox
:
this thought
:
Knowing where to find information
Vocabulary
:
Copy
into your notes, and
Mind Map
each word:
emerge
Perspective
statistics
Where to find info.
prolonged
Point of view (author)
Fraction
Constitution
discomforts
Point of view (narrator)
Proportion
Bill of Rights
distress
Swept
Ratio
Public Library
hastened
strike
Multiples of Ten
National Archives
6pm:
Spend two minutes imagining
the Middle Ages in Europe
.
Write
one or two sentences explaining:
I think about X when I hear or see the
Middle Ages
.
6:20
Continue on work from your folder (on Reading/Literature/Science/Social Studies).
7pm
:
Stand up & Stretch
, if you want to
!
Today we will try having all three of our lectures together, using this same passage. From
7:00
to 7:07
, we will do our Reading Comprehension, and then from
7:07 until 7:15
we will have our
Grammar lecture, using this passage, and then from
7:15
until 7:3
0
we will have our math
lecture, also using this same passage.
From 7:30
-
7:40 you could do the online activities for all
three lectures, or take a short break and do them later.
M
athematics
work online and/or in books
from 7:45 until 8:45
.
7
-
7:10
Reading Comp
.: What is
perspective
?
How can you understand
the author’s
perspective
when reading a passage
?
Let’
s read this passage together. Look for some grammatical errors as we read:
When a new historical epoch
emerge
s, it
are
likely to be painful
and prolonged. Our own century appears to be such a time; our
discomforts come partly from
living through change
.
This should
give
us
some understanding of the people of fourteenth
-
and fifteenth
-
century
Europe, who also lived in an age of crisis and change. The distresses of
the time resulted largely from the resistance to change. The changes were
hastened by the
Bl
ack Death.
It started in 1348 and swept through
western Europe. Some areas were
little affected
by it, but where it did
strike it
was the worst event in memory
.
Statistics
is
not available for
this period, but there
is
places where as much as a third
of the population
died.
(Villages lost 40 out of 160, or even up to 100 out of 300
inhabitants!)
The poor city workers, crowded together in unsanitary
conditions, suffered the
most great
number of casualties. The well
-
to
-
do,
living in much
more healthful
surroundings and able to get out of the
crowded cities,
had a much better prospect of survival
.
(text adapted from first
paragraph of
http://vlib.iue.it/carrie/texts/carrie_book
s/gilbert/02.html
...)
The point of view or
perspective
from which a text is written must be inferred, or figured out by
reading between the lines
The perspective of the author of today's passage is from what time period?
Write a sentence or two fr
om the perspective of a
poor person living in
1348 Europe
.
Write another sentence from the perspective of a
well
-
to
-
do
person living in
1348
Europe
.
(Please raise your hand when you are ready for me to look at your
sentences...)
O
pt
ional
Challenging application
of Perspective
:
https://www.khanacademy.org/test
-
prep/sat/new
-
sat
-
tips
-
planning/sat
-
coach
-
tools
-
official
-
reading
-
and
-
writing
-
l
esson
-
plans/a/lesson
-
2
-
authors
-
purpose
-
and
-
perspective
7:10
-
7:20
Grammar
lecture:
Subject
-
verb
agreement, comparatives
review,
Intensifiers
and adverbs of degree
(
helpful,
more
helpful
...)
Grammar:
There are three places where subject
-
verb agreement is not
correct and one incorrect
superlative
.
There are also several intensifiers to find
... (What i
s
intense
?)
Let's find them.
Then, do the practice activity
for Subject
-
Verb agreement if you need more practice
on
Khan Academy here
:
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/grammar/syntax
-
conventions
-
of
-
standard
-
english/subj
ect
-
verb
-
agreement
-
and
-
pronoun
-
antecedent
-
agreement/e/subject
-
verb
-
agreement
Do the pract
ice activity on intensifiers and adverbs of degree
here:
https://www.khanacademy.org/humanities/grammar/parts
-
of
-
speech
-
the
-
modifier/comparative
-
s
uperlative
-
intensifiers
-
and
-
adverbs
-
of
-
degree/v/intensifiers
-
and
-
adverbs
-
of
-
degree
-
modifiers
-
the
-
parts
-
of
-
spee
ch
7:20
Math
Which number is larger, 1/4 or 1/3
What factors of 100 do you see in the text?
How many factors of 10 do you see
?
How can you quickly reduce, and then simplify the first set of factors of 10 in our
text
?
(Khan Academy
activity:
https://
www.khanacademy.org/math/cc
-
fifth
-
grade
-
math/multiplication
-
and
-
divisi
on/cc
-
5th
-
division/e/dividing
-
by
-
taking
-
out
-
factors
-
of
-
10
...)
8:40
Exit Questions
:
1. Wr
ite one sentence explaining what an author’s perspective is
.
2.
Did you find the reading helpful
?
3.
Is 10 a factor of 1000
?
4.
Is 1 out of
3
a.
a ratio,
b.
a fraction,
c.
a proportion, or
d.
all of the above?
5. From this past Monday (Constitution Day), what
is a Thesis
Statement, or Central Claim?
8:45
Turn in Exit Slip, Dismissal