This English II lesson plan outlines activities for a week of instruction focused on memoirs and personal narratives. Students will read and discuss a memoir, analyzing elements like character, setting, plot, conflict, and theme. They will summarize the memoir's major events using a graphic organizer. Comprehension questions will be answered and the author's purpose explored. Additionally, students will read and discuss an article about a professor who asked a student to anglicize her name, answering questions about who changed their name and why. The goal is for students to understand elements of personal narratives and memoirs.
This English II lesson plan outlines activities for a week of instruction focused on memoirs and personal narratives. Students will read and discuss a memoir, analyzing elements like character, setting, plot, conflict, and theme. They will summarize the memoir's major events using a graphic organizer. Comprehension questions will be answered and the author's purpose explored. Additionally, students will read and discuss an article about a professor who asked a student to anglicize her name, answering questions about who changed their name and why. The goal is for students to understand elements of personal narratives and memoirs.
This English II lesson plan outlines activities for a week of instruction focused on memoirs and personal narratives. Students will read and discuss a memoir, analyzing elements like character, setting, plot, conflict, and theme. They will summarize the memoir's major events using a graphic organizer. Comprehension questions will be answered and the author's purpose explored. Additionally, students will read and discuss an article about a professor who asked a student to anglicize her name, answering questions about who changed their name and why. The goal is for students to understand elements of personal narratives and memoirs.
This English II lesson plan outlines activities for a week of instruction focused on memoirs and personal narratives. Students will read and discuss a memoir, analyzing elements like character, setting, plot, conflict, and theme. They will summarize the memoir's major events using a graphic organizer. Comprehension questions will be answered and the author's purpose explored. Additionally, students will read and discuss an article about a professor who asked a student to anglicize her name, answering questions about who changed their name and why. The goal is for students to understand elements of personal narratives and memoirs.
TEKS: At the end of the week, the student is expected to:
IA Engage in meaningful and respectful discourse by listening actively, responding appropriately, and adjusting communication to audiences and purposes. 2B Analyze context to determine the meanings of words 4A Establish purpose for reading 4B Generate questions about text to deepen understanding and gain information 4D Create mental images to deepen understanding 4E Make connections to personal experiences, ideas in other texts, and society 4F Make inferences and use evidence to support understanding Monitor comprehension using background knowledge, asking questions, and annotating. Analyze the author’s purpose, audience, and message within a text 8A
ELPS: 2(D)monitor understanding of spoken language during classroom instruction and
interactions and seek clarification as needed; 3(G) express opinions, ideas, and feelings ranging from communicating single words and short phrases EQ Materials: Digital/Web Tools: What is a memoir? PDF copy of memoir Campus Website Teacher-Made Questions Classroom Website What are the Graphic Organizers Zoom/TEAMS elements of a Questions from Curriculum Dep’t Google Classroom personal essay? Powerpoint Presentation
Objectives TSW: Reading Selections:
1. Explain the elements of personal Memoir: “By Any Other Name” narrative essay. by Santha Rama Rau 2. Read a memoir and discuss the Article: Professor Who Asked Student to following literary elements: character, “Anglicize” Her name is Put on Leave by setting, plot, conflict, and theme. Derrick Bryson Taylor and Christina 3. Summarize story using a graphic Morales June 21, 2020 New York Times organizer to trace major events. 4. Answer the comprehension questions Mentor Texts: given at end of reading. 5. Explore author’s purpose. Lesson Proper SCC Do you like your name? Why? Think-Turn-Talk with a classmate.
Anticipatory Activity What is prejudice? How is prejudice manifested in society?
(Vocabulary Building) Establish reading purposes this week. Teacher Input Briefly introduce the source of the reading.
Week No. 2 August 31-September 3, 2020 Chunk the selection and assigned students to read each chunk. Have students do sustained reading. Ask factual questions before transitioning to the next chunk. Guided Practice In small groups, students summarize the events in the story. Then they analyze the text as they search for answers to factual Closure and interpretive questions.
What is the author’s purpose for writing this memoir?
Homework: Read article from New York Times. Modification:
Write down who changed the name and why? Be If students do not have subscription to prepared to share to class your answers to the the New York Times, pair them up with questions. those who have.