1. Do Now: Read the directions and complete the Anticipation Guide

2. Maybe…

3.  Reading the Kite RunnerKite Runner ◦ Test on June 5  Writing a Synthesis Essay ◦ Several in class (4-5) ◦ One for your FINAL!!!! (June8-10) ◦ Presenting that in a SPEECH (June 16, 18, 23)  A Teaching Project ◦ Three parts…

4.  Creating a Lesson Plan  Writing a MC & Short Answer Quest  Teaching the Class  Grading the Quest  Due April 29  Due the day before you teach  We will choose today  Due the day after you teach

5.  Two chapters from Kite Runner ◦ Hosseini’s writing style  word choice,  use of time,  symbolism,  motifs,  dialogue ◦ Main characters and setting ◦ Plot and conflict (usually a human rights violation) ◦ Point of view ◦ Important Vocabulary (think PPARC and SAT)

6. Start in teams of two… Partner Up!

7. 1. Read your chapters 2. Fill in the Lesson Planning Sheet 3. Decide what is most important 4. Create an objective 5. Decide what sort of lesson will help you meet that objective.

8. Objective To show that the Kite Runner is going to be set up as a Memory Story, with a theme of atonement, or making up for sins. To also show students how to use the tools for creating a lesson. What Students Should Know or Do Before Lesson? Students should know the elements of Characterization, types of conflict, symbols, motif, dialogue, point of view, time and tone/mood. What Lesson Would Help me Teach this the best? I chose Read Aloud, Think Aloud

9. How to PresentActivities 1. Group work 2. Socratic seminars 3. Read Aloud/Think Aloud 4. Games/ Art  Finding/analyzing quotes  Discussion of a passage  Note taking, Journal (reflective) Writing  Creative Writing/Expression

10. Random Name Picker

11. Read your chapters, and fill out the lesson template

12. Meet with your partner, and share your homework findings.

13.  Today, we will look at ◦ Styles of Questions ◦ Types of Questions ◦ Have time to develop questions for your chapters

14. 1. Ask a question, then offer A. One correct answer** B. One ridiculous answer C. One close to correct answer D. Another close to correct answer **Be sure to change the order of the answers so that your test takers don’t think the right answer is in the same place each time. Multiple Choice

15. Short AnswerEssay  Ask a question that will require the test taker to answer with at least an example.  Do not ask yes or no questions.  These questions should start with a prompt that makes the test taker think about many different things.  The answers to these questions require at least three examples.  Offer choices, or ask for explanation.

16. Examples:  What is the name of the man who called the speaker in Kite Runner?  What year does the speaker remember as changing his life?  Style? What’s Your Type?

17. Examples:  What was the relationship like between the speaker and the caller in Kite Runner?  What is the meaning of “unatoned” in paragraph 2?  Style?

18. Examples:  Why did the author choose the word “peeking” in the second sentence suggest?  What might kites represent?  Style?

19. Examples:  The author begins the story by describing a frigid and overcast day in 1975, and then shifts to a recent summer day? Is this an effective way to set the mood of the story?  Do you have respect for the speaker? Why or Why not?  Style

20. Examples:  What does unatoned mean? Does the speaker believe he can “be good again” after twenty- six years? Is this realistic?  How is the speaker dynamic? How would it affect your reading if he were not?  Style?

21. Working with your partner, develop for each of your chapters: 1. 3 multiple choice questions 2. 2 short answer questions 3. 1 essay question That’s a total of 10 questions. You will also need an answer key Work on your lesson, if you have not finished it!

22. Complete your lesson and question. Groups 1 & 2 go Thursday!