Table of Contents Solve a Riddle Read the

Table of Contents Solve a Riddle Read the Article Read Closely Read the Interview Read Closely Think Critically Choose a Task Essential Questions: What drives innovation? How does something acquire value? What does fashion reflect about culture? © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

Solve A Riddle My designs have been inspired by various items, from a lawnmower to a black panther. If you hold me up to a blacklight, a secret message might appear. I’m typically released on Saturdays so that kids don’t skip school to buy me. A signed pair of me that was worn by my namesake recently sold at auction for $560, 000. What am I? ? AIR JORDANS (Move the box to reveal the answer!) © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

Read the Article Click here to read or listen to the article at Scope Online. � © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

Read Closely 1. Why did Nike want Michael Jordan to endorse its sneaker line? 2. Mackenzie Carro describes sneakers as a “cultural obsession. ” What does she mean? How does she support this idea? © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

3. How does the information in the timeline “Sneaker Stories” relate to the rest of the article? 4. The title of Carro’s article is “Sneaker Nation. ” What does this title mean? What factors contributed to the U. S. becoming a “sneaker nation”? © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

Read the Interview Click here to read or listen to the infographic at Scope Online. � © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

Read Closely 1. Why does Jonathan Guisbert love sneakers? How does this relate to Carro’s article? © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

Think Critically 1. Looking at older basketball players, Guisbert wondered, “If I had shoes like them, would I play better? ” Do you think shoes can improve someone’s performance? 2. What does what we wear reflect about us as individuals? About our culture? © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

3. Are there any issues discussed in the paired texts that you feel passionately about? Any strategies you read about that you’ve tried or would like to try? © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.

Choose a Task Create an infographic about sneakers using information from Mackenzie Carro’s article. You can create your infographic by hand on a piece of paper or a poster board, or use an online platform such as Canva or Google Draw. Imagine you are a sneaker designer like Jonathan Guisbert. Design a new sneaker. In a written document, poster, or slideshow, make a pitch that includes a sketch of your sneaker, the high-profile person you think should endorse it, and an explanation of why your sneaker will be successful. Draw on information from the article and the interview. Note: This is the contest prompt that appears at the end of the interview. In the form of a graphic novel, tell the story of humans’ relationship with athletic shoes -ORthe Air Jordan Be sure to include thought and speech balloons, captions, sound effects, and motion lines. You’ve been hired to create a special virtual museum exhibit for the Bata Shoe Museum. In a slideshow or video, use information from the article along with photos, video, and music of your choosing to tell the story of sneakers to online museum visitors. © 2021 BY SCHOLASTIC INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. PERMISSION GRANTED TO TEACHERS AND SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE COPIES OF THIS FILE TO DISTRIBUTE TO STUDENTS. SCHOLASTIC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY EDITS TO THESE MATERIALS MADE BY EDUCATORS OR THEIR STUDENTS.