PPT-Back-to-School Story Ideas

August 2017   Emily Hanford Senior Education CorrespondentProducer emilyhanfordgmailcom ehanford EducatePodcast Resources For Educators To Use In The Wake Of Charlottesville . 1 Back Words for Back to School A Vocabulary Brain Teaser by Margaret Whisnant Copyright Bashes 201 5 Amerigroup Back to School Bash  Foreman Reynaud Community Center at 215 Albert Street in Lake Charles  Saturday, August 15, 2015 from 10 am to 4 pm  Free school su What makes a school?. classroom brainstorm part 1 . (put your ideas in BLUE). classroom brainstorm part 2 . (put your ideas in GREEN). What makes a school?. Tents act as schools for Kosovar children (children from the . Game Design. Objectives. Determine when to add a story to a video game. Outline the basic creative writing procedures. Vocabulary. Plot. Dramatic Arc. Rising Action. Climax. Falling Action. Central Premise. How to know if it is news or not. Newsworthiness. Determining if an idea for a story is newsworthy or not can sometimes be a challenging task. While you think the idea is interesting and has a place in your school’s paper, the vast majority of your school might disagree. In order to decide if something is news, you will need to know what news determinants are. . or. http. ://bit.ly/Vw0oI5. PREMISE. The gist of your story.. The idea.. How you explain what your story is about.. THIS YEAR’S GIFT. HOOK YOUR AUDIENCE. IDEAS ARE EVERYWHERE. IDEAS CHANGE, COMBINE, AND MULTIPLY. in “The Help” . What . are they. ?. How do they connect to real-life situations or events?. Standards. Common . Core State Standards . RL.8.2. . Determine a . theme or . central idea of a text . How many Greek, Roman, Celtic, Egyptian, English, Scottish, Welsh, German myths do you know?. What do they have in common?. 1.) To remember the traits of a hero from last half term.. 2.) To understand the character of Theseus and what he had to go through to defeat the minotaur. . The . True Story of the 3 Little Pigs (. Scieszka. ). 17. Marly. noticed the look Mother gave Daddy who sat beside her in the front seat. She could tell that Mother was afraid Daddy would object to hearing the same thing over and over.. The Pumpkin Box. Making Predictions. A . prediction. is a guess about what will happen in the future. You can learn to make smart guesses about what will happen next in a story. You can also guess what characters would do or say the next time they are in the same situation.. Imagine That! Ideas and rationales for drawing and speaking Alan Marsh Imagine an object, place, animal (not a person)… that is dear to you in some way …… …… and draw it! Show and tell A (lower levels) Say what it is where you got it “The Dinner Party” Close Reading and TDA 1. What do you notice about the characters and their conversation , particularly regarding the use of stereotype when characterizing women ? What to Do?? About the Story Powered Schools31projectNal146ibali isiXhosa for 147here146s the story148 is a national reading-for-enjoyment campaign to spark children146s potential through storytelling and readingS How many . t. imes should you read a text?. First time for basic meaning.. Second time should focus on analyzing key ideas and details. It should also focus on craft and structure of the text.. Third time is to focus on integrating knowledge and ideas by connecting the text to the “big question”..