Day #3
Please take out your stories. Talk to each other about your story.
Write your reaction to the story on the worksheet Be sure to include what you find most
interesting about this story and why you find it interesting. Tell how you feel as you finish reading the
story. Include any questions you have. This must be no fewer than 7 well written sentences that
express authentic reactions.
interesting about this story and why you find it interesting. Tell how you feel as you finish reading the
story. Include any questions you have. This must be no fewer than 7 well written sentences that
express authentic reactions.
Now, as a group, re-read your story out loud. While reading, record any questions you
have. Be thinking about the history that you don’t know that might enrich your
understanding of the story. For each paragraph write down 2-4 key words/short phrases
that help us understand the story.
have. Be thinking about the history that you don’t know that might enrich your
understanding of the story. For each paragraph write down 2-4 key words/short phrases
that help us understand the story.
Second half of block:
Split up questions fairly in group.
Make a copy of this document name it by replacing “copy of” with your names and
share it with partners and me.
share it with partners and me.
Use resources to find answers, record them on the workspace.
Each group member should record what they find in a different row.
Be sure to put a link or name the source in the first column
Last 10 minutes will be spent sharing your information with one another.
HW: Be sure you know the story well by tomorrow and read your WWII books/work
on IR project.
on IR project.
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