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Greeks - Prometheus Week 2
Merideth N. Jesch
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Greek Gods
UNIT 1 - Week 2
Are humans destroyed by their Pride?
Find your Groups
Let's get started
1. Monday
2. Tuesday
3. Wednesday
4. Thursday
5. Friday
Week 2
CLASS ENTERING Proceedures
Step 1
1 - person from each group gets the Textbooks1 - person from each group will get the Interactive journals
Step 3
Hawk Mastery in TEAMS - 5 Minutes
Step 2
Step 4
Open - Amplify for our main lesson
Once one group sits down the next may go get their computers. Artemis - Get computers Hermes - Get computers Demeter - Get computers Ares - Get computers Persephone - Get computers
Hawk Mastery Monday, Jan 9
Debate
Claim
Counter Claim
Credible Sources
Transition
Brain Break
We will take 1 minute to roll and begin drawing. When that minute is up, set it aside so we can continue. The groups that can maintain focus during the lesson will get additional 10 pts.
Monday - Prometheus
Each Group will have a challenge card on their desk for their goals for today. We will have
- 20 minutes of Instruction,
- 30 minutes of independent work.
- Intervention.
Standard: RL.CS.6 - Explain the point of view of the narrator. RL.KID.1 - Analyze what the text says explicitly and draw logical inferences. RL.KID.2 Determine a theme and analyze its development over the course of the text; provide an objective summary.
Read Evslin’s version of the Prometheus myth to analyze the claims made by Zeus and Prometheus. Then explain how the author develops each character’s point of view on humans.
Genially
Let's watch and see one interpretation.
Brain Break
We will take 1 minute to roll and begin drawing. When that minute is up, set it aside so we can continue. The groups that can maintain focus during the lesson will get additional 10 pts.
Let's Read the first time together.Open your Textbooks
Let's See what this story is all about
As we find the Evidence Highlight it, you need it for your Essay!!
Each Team has been Given their assignment for indenpendant practice
Brain Break
We will take 1 minute to roll and begin drawing. When that minute is up, set it aside so we can continue. The groups that can maintain focus during the lesson will get additional 10 pts.
Time to get Started on your independent Work
Each team has their assignments
TEAMS - Myth World Activity Tuesday, Jan. 10
Quote - Negative
Quote - Helpful
Brain Break
We will take 1 minute to roll and begin drawing. When that minute is up, set it aside so we can continue. The groups that can maintain focus during the lesson will get additional 10 pts.
Small Group Arachne
Intervention
1. Amplify 10 Correct 2. IXL A1 - S2 3. Myth World - a.Olympus Path: upintheairb.Heracles Path: downonthegroundc.Athene Path: overthesead.Hades Path: underyourfeete.Flowers Path: upfromthegroundorld
Read and asnwer the questions
The Greek myths present the gods with very distinct character traits, strengths, and weaknesses. People in ancient Greece had certain gods they wanted on their side more than others. For each chapter you read, choose a quote—at least one full sentence—that explains why you would or would not want this god or goddess on your side in ancient Greece. Copy the quote into the appropriate box below.
Everyone will recieve theri MYTH WORLD pages to fill out. You will read in the app, and answer the questions.
CLASS ENTERING Proceedures
Step 1
1 - person from each group gets the Textbooks1 - person from each group will get the Interactive journals
Step 3
Hawk Mastery in TEAMS - 5 Minutes
Step 2
Step 4
Open - Amplify for our main lesson
Once one group sits down the next may go get their computers. Artemis - Get computers Hermes - Get computers Demeter - Get computers Ares - Get computers Persephone - Get computers
Vocabulary for this week is:
Debate
Claim
Counter Claim
Credible Sources
Transition
WHY?
Reading: Students will connect the actions of humans upon receiving fire to the reasons Prometheus and Zeus gave for whether, or not humans should have fire. Speaking and Listening: Groups of students will plan to act out the excerpt, re-creating the text details of human actions with fire but emphasizing distinct interpretations of the impact of fire on human happiness.
What are we doing?
Standards
6.RL2 Determine a theme or central idea of a text and analyze its development over the course of the text; provide an objective summary.
What are our steps for today- fill in the diagram
Reread the story and fill in each section.
TEAMS - Myth World Activity Tuesday, Jan. 10
Quote - Negative
Quote - Helpful
Small Group Arachne
Intervention
1. IXL Quizz 2. Amplify 10 Correct 3. IXL A1 - S2 4. Myth World - a.Olympus Path: upintheairb.Heracles Path: downonthegroundc.Athene Path: overthesead.Hades Path: underyourfeete.Flowers Path: upfromthegroundorld
CLASS ENTERING Proceedures
Step 1
1 - person from each group gets the Textbooks1 - person from each group will get the Interactive journals
Step 3
Hawk Mastery in TEAMS - 5 Minutes
Step 2
Step 4
Open - Amplify for our main lesson
Once one group sits down the next may go get their computers. Artemis - Get computers Hermes - Get computers Demeter - Get computers Ares - Get computers Persephone - Get computers
What are we doing?
WHY?
Standards
Speaking and Listening: Student groups will act out the text’s details about humans’ actions with fire to show the different interpretations of the impact of fire on human happiness. They will use words and dialogue, as well as actions and other nonverbal cues, to make clear the emotions they are trying to convey.
6.SL.PKI.4 Present claims and findings, sequencing ideas logically and using pertinent descriptions, facts, and details to accentuate main ideas or themes; use appropriate eye contact, adequate volume, and clear pronunciation.
Vocabulary for this week is:
Debate
Claim
Counter Claim
Credible Sources
Transition
Using the clues from the story, depending on your group you will be sharing either Zeus' or Prometheus's reasoning about humans.
Lesson 3
Highlight and SNOT-Evidence to prove your POV on wether Zeus was correct or not.
Zeus - Point of View Reasons
Prometheus - Point of View
Back to AMPLIFY
Lesson 3
Lesson 3 - Odd Groups will look at if Zeus is Correct - Give Evidence Even Groups will look at if Prometheus is Correct - Give Evidence
1. Was Zeus Correct a. Let's Start with Amplify and see what our groups would beleive.2. Did Prometheus deserve his punishment?
Small Group Arachne
Intervention
1. Amplify 10 Correct 2. IXL A1 - S2 3. Myth World - a.Olympus Path: upintheairb.Heracles Path: downonthegroundc.Athene Path: overthesead.Hades Path: underyourfeete.Flowers Path: upfromthegroundorld
CLASS ENTERING Proceedures
Step 1
1 - person from each group gets the Textbooks1 - person from each group will get the Interactive journals
Step 3
Hawk Mastery in TEAMS - 5 Minutes
Step 2
Step 4
Open - Amplify for our main lesson
Once one group sits down the next may go get their computers. Artemis - Get computers Hermes - Get computers Demeter - Get computers Ares - Get computers Persephone - Get computers
Hawk Mastery Thursday 12
Debate
Claim
Counter Claim
Credible Sources
Transition
What are we doing?
WHY?
Standards
Speaking and Listening: Student groups will act out the text’s details about humans’ actions with fire to show the different interpretations of the impact of fire on human happiness. They will use words and dialogue, as well as actions and other nonverbal cues, to make clear the emotions they are trying to convey.
6.SL.PKI.4 Present claims and findings, sequencing ideas logically and using pertinent descriptions, facts, and details to accentuate main ideas or themes; use appropriate eye contact, adequate volume, and clear pronunciation.
Back to AMPLIFY
Lesson 4
Lesson 4 - Odd Groups - Did Prometheus Deserve the punishment - Give Evidence Even Groups will look at if Prometheus DOES NOT deserve the punishment. - Give Evidence
1. Did Prometheus deserve his punishment?
Small Group Arachne
Intervention
1. Amplify 10 Correct 2. IXL A1 - S2 3. Myth World - a.Olympus Path: upintheairb.Heracles Path: downonthegroundc.Athene Path: overthesead.Hades Path: underyourfeete.Flowers Path: upfromthegroundorld
CLASS ENTERING Proceedures
Step 1
1 - person from each group gets the Textbooks1 - person from each group will get the Interactive journals
Step 3
Hawk Mastery in TEAMS - 5 Minutes
Step 2
Step 4
Open - Amplify for our main lesson
Once one group sits down the next may go get their computers. Artemis - Get computers Hermes - Get computers Demeter - Get computers Ares - Get computers Persephone - Get computers
Hawk Mastery Friday 13
Debate
Claim
Counter Claim
Credible Sources
Transition
Small Group Arachne
Intervention
1. Amplify 10 Correct 2. IXL A1 - S2 3. Myth World - a.Olympus Path: upintheairb.Heracles Path: downonthegroundc.Athene Path: overthesead.Hades Path: underyourfeete.Flowers Path: upfromthegroundorld
We Got This
3. Wednesday
2. Tuesday
4. Thursday
1. Monday
5. Friday
CLASS ENTERING Proceedures
Step 1
1 - person from each group gets the Textbooks1 - person from each group will get the Interactive journals
Step 3
Hawk Mastery in TEAMS - 5 Minutes
Step 2
Step 4
Open - Amplify for our main lesson
Once one group sits down the next may go get their computers. Artemis - Get computers Hermes - Get computers Demeter - Get computers Ares - Get computers Persephone - Get computers