Day #2 - Tuesday, November 28th
The songs each of you create will be centered around one of FOUR locations:
- San Francisco, California
- New York, New York
- Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
- Chicago, Illinois
Our task for the period is to INVESTIGATE different events that occurred in and around these locations and create a large visual. This visual will serve the purpose of outlining the KEY EVENTS, PEOPLE, INNOVATIONS and INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENTS that marked this historical time period. Students will read through chapters 19 & 20 and be assigned a specific location and report their findings. Students will also peruse last year’s book for examples.
Task # 2:
I Think - I See - I Wonder
Yesterday we spent a lot of time looking at photos surrounding the Industrial Period.
You and your partner finished the SCAVENGER HUNT (worth 5 points of the final grade).
Today, we work individually with the provided photos. This will be worth 5 points as well.
You and your partner finished the SCAVENGER HUNT (worth 5 points of the final grade).
Today, we work individually with the provided photos. This will be worth 5 points as well.
Browse through the 39 photos in the FLICKR. Determine which of the photos INTRIGUE you the most.
Make a TOP THREE list.
Make a TOP THREE list.
Now pare that down to a single photo that you find compelling.
We are going to ask you to get creative with sensory details so it really should be a photo that
makes you think.
We are going to ask you to get creative with sensory details so it really should be a photo that
makes you think.
Next you will be given the THINK SEE WONDER handout. You will need to work toward
completing this worksheet. This handout requires a full page of writing in addition to the completion of
the table.
examplecompleting this worksheet. This handout requires a full page of writing in addition to the completion of
the table.
HW: Complete worksheet--the requirement is a full sheet of freewriting.
Read Chapter 20, Section 3 page 646. finish the full page of freewriting. Both the worksheet and the freewriting will be collected as you enter class tomorrow.
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