WarmUp Take a sheet Read the following paragraph
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Warm-Up: Take a ¼ sheet. Read the following paragraph. Bullying is an important topic in schools today. There have always been people who put others down, but technology has added a new dimension to bullying. Bullies can find their victims in cyberspace through the use of computers. 1. Copy the word and slash it apart: DIMENSION 2. Use context clues to write a possible definition for the word.
Warm-Up: Take a ¼ sheet. Read the following paragraph. Bullying is an important topic in schools today. There have always been people who put others down, but technology has added a new dimension to bullying. Bullies can find their victims in cyberspace through the use of computers. 1. Copy the word and slash it apart: 2. Definition: Quality or property. D I /M E N/ S I O N
Agenda Objective: Understand what “central idea” is. Question: What are some strategies YOU can use to help you determine central idea? Warm-Up: Dimension Mini-Lesson: Central Idea Stations: Black Widow: Find the central ideas of chapters one and two. Hulk: Complete the Mars article in Achieve 3000. Closing: What are some strategies YOU can use to help you determine central idea?
Busting Up Bullying RATA Central Idea of st 1 Section
Central Idea
Captain America was created to be a symbol of strength against bullies such as the Nazis. Captain America was fiction. Steve Rogers was a victim of bullying. Steve volunteered for an experiment to make him the first “Super Soldier. ” Captain America protected the world from the Nazis. Captain America remains a symbol of strength.
Read the first paragraph of “Busting Up Bullying. ” Which two of the following options support the central idea in the box below? Captain America was created to be a symbol of strength, opposing bullies such as the Nazis. Captain America protected the world from the Nazis. A. Captain America was fiction. B. Steve Rogers was a victim of bullying. C. Steve volunteered for an experiment to make him the first “Super Soldier. ” D. Captain America remains a symbol of strength.
Closing • What is the “formula” for central idea?
