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Module 1: Unit 1: Lesson 12

Logan Morris

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Module 1: Unit 1: Lesson 12

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End of Unit Assessment Part 1

Entrance Ticket

How confident are you in your ability to identify themes? How well can you find supporting evidence?

Learning Targets

  • I can identify how themes in A Long Walk to Water have developed in chapter 9.
  • I can write an objective summary of chapter 9 of A Long Walk to Water.

What is the gist of chapter 9?

  • Habit of Character
  • What does it mean?
  • I collaborate.
  • I persevere.
  • I take initiative.
  • I take responsibility.

Turn and Talk

Which characters demonstrate perseverance in this chapter? How do they persevere?

End of Unit 1 Assessment, Part 1

Choose a theme from the list below that the author develops through chapter 9.

  • Family is our most important support.
  • Nature can present many challenges to humans.
  • In challenging situations, it can be helpful to focus only on small steps.

Find Evidence

Find three pieces of evidence from chapter 9 that support the theme you chose.

  • Theme:
  • Evidence 1:
  • Evidence 2:
  • Evidence 3:

Write an Objective Summary

Write an objective summary of chapter 9 of A Long Walk to Water. Be sure that your summary introduces the text with the title and author and “wraps up” with a concluding statement. Make sure to use relevant events and evidence from the text. Chapter 9 Objective Summary:

  • Introduces the text by stating the title, author, and chapter.
  • Briefly outlines what the text is about.
  • Clearly states the central theme(s) or main ideas.
  • Includes only the most important information, ideas, and relevant details from the text to explain the ideas.
  • Remains objective without opinions.
  • “Wraps up” with a concluding statement.

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