01. Homework Review
Today's Journey
02. Learning Targets
03. UDHR Article 17
04. Real World Connections
Esperanza Rising: Los Higos
Opening Activity: Homework Review
Let's Get Started!
Get into triads (groups of 3) and label yourselves A, B, and C. We'll share our homework answers together.
Step 1: Form Triads
Step 2: Share Answers
Step 3: Discuss Together
Take turns sharing your Los Higos homework questions
Help each other find the best answers as a team
Get into groups of 3 and label A, B, C
Los Higos: What Happened?
Chapter Summary
In this powerful chapter, Esperanza's house is deliberately burned down by her uncles, forcing her and Mama to make the difficult decision to
leave Mexico for the United States.
The Fire
The Decision
Esperanza's house was burned down by her uncles
Esperanza and Mama choose to move to America
Today's Learning Targets
What We're Learning Today
Target 1
Target 2
I can answer questions about UDHR by referring to the text. I can determine main ideas and summarize UDHR articles
Making Connections: UDHR & Los Higos
Rights Threatened
Find Evidence
Look through your UDHR handout and Los Higos
Which human rights were violated when Esperanza's house was burned down?
chapter
Share Findings
Mark Your Book
Use sticky notes to mark UDHR article numbers in
Discuss with your partner and share with the class
your book
Close Reading: Article 17 UDHR
Watch the Video
The Right to Ownership - What does it mean to own
something?
Read Article 17
Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others
Close Reading
Use your note-catcher to analyze the text carefully
Discuss & Reflect
How should we treat others' belongings and property?
Article 17: The Right to Property
What Article 17 Says
Everyone has the right to own property. No one should take your things without a good reason. This includes your home, your belongings, and
things you share with others.
Connection to Esperanza
When Esperanza's house was burned down, her right to property was violated. This helps us understand why this action was so wrong and
how it affected Esperanza's life.
Real World Connections: A Life Like Mine
Making connections to our story
Different homes around the world
Working together for housing rights
Our Connection
Types of Homes
Take Action
Esperanza lost her home in the fire
Some children live in houses like
Respect others' property and homes
Esperanza'sOthers live in apartments or different
Many children face housing challenges
Support fair housing for everyone
shelters
We can help protect housing rights
All children deserve safe homes
Share what you've learned with others
Great Work Today!
Remember: Everyone deserves a safe home and the right to own property. Keep exploring human rights in your reading!
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Transcript
01. Homework Review
Today's Journey
02. Learning Targets
03. UDHR Article 17
04. Real World Connections
Esperanza Rising: Los Higos
Opening Activity: Homework Review
Let's Get Started!
Get into triads (groups of 3) and label yourselves A, B, and C. We'll share our homework answers together.
Step 1: Form Triads
Step 2: Share Answers
Step 3: Discuss Together
Take turns sharing your Los Higos homework questions
Help each other find the best answers as a team
Get into groups of 3 and label A, B, C
Los Higos: What Happened?
Chapter Summary
In this powerful chapter, Esperanza's house is deliberately burned down by her uncles, forcing her and Mama to make the difficult decision to
leave Mexico for the United States.
The Fire
The Decision
Esperanza's house was burned down by her uncles
Esperanza and Mama choose to move to America
Today's Learning Targets
What We're Learning Today
Target 1
Target 2
I can answer questions about UDHR by referring to the text. I can determine main ideas and summarize UDHR articles
Making Connections: UDHR & Los Higos
Rights Threatened
Find Evidence
Look through your UDHR handout and Los Higos
Which human rights were violated when Esperanza's house was burned down?
chapter
Share Findings
Mark Your Book
Use sticky notes to mark UDHR article numbers in
Discuss with your partner and share with the class
your book
Close Reading: Article 17 UDHR
Watch the Video
The Right to Ownership - What does it mean to own
something?
Read Article 17
Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others
Close Reading
Use your note-catcher to analyze the text carefully
Discuss & Reflect
How should we treat others' belongings and property?
Article 17: The Right to Property
What Article 17 Says
Everyone has the right to own property. No one should take your things without a good reason. This includes your home, your belongings, and
things you share with others.
Connection to Esperanza
When Esperanza's house was burned down, her right to property was violated. This helps us understand why this action was so wrong and
how it affected Esperanza's life.
Real World Connections: A Life Like Mine
Making connections to our story
Different homes around the world
Working together for housing rights
Our Connection
Types of Homes
Take Action
Esperanza lost her home in the fire
Some children live in houses like
Respect others' property and homes
Esperanza'sOthers live in apartments or different
Many children face housing challenges
Support fair housing for everyone
shelters
We can help protect housing rights
All children deserve safe homes
Share what you've learned with others
Great Work Today!
Remember: Everyone deserves a safe home and the right to own property. Keep exploring human rights in your reading!