Mirada al libro con Hoot de Carl Hiaasen
En este curso, los estudiantes leerán 3 capítulos por semana y se reunirán con la clase una vez por semana durante 45 minutos para discutir y analizar. Habrá una actividad culminante al final.
Qué está incluido
1 reunión en vivo
45 minutos horas de clase por semanaTarea
1-2 horas por semana. I will provide questions for the learner to reflect on while reading the next chapters, to better aide in discussion during class time.Proyectos
Choices for a culminating activity are: Create an informative brochure or website: Design a visually appealing brochure or website educating the community about the importance of preserving local wildlife habitats, including facts about the local endangered species and how people can help. Develop a persuasive letter or petition: Write a letter to local authorities or a petition urging them to implement policies protecting sensitive ecological areas. Design a public awareness poster campaign: Create posters with eye-catching visuals and impactful messages to raise awareness about the environmental issue at hand. Write a fictional news article or blog post: Imagine you are a reporter covering the conflict between development and wildlife conservation in the story, writing a news article or blog post from a character's perspective.Informe de progreso
I will complete a progress report for parents at any time during the 8 weeks, so that they know where their child stands in regard to comprehension, interaction, or anything of that nature.Experiencia de clase
Nivel de inglés: desconocido
Grado de EE. UU. 4 - 6
What will be taught? We will determine the theme and literary elements of Hoot. What topics will be covered? Key topics include: Environmentalism: The central conflict revolves around the fight to save the endangered burrowing owls from destruction due to development. Friendship: The story highlights the importance of friendship as the main character, Roy, builds connections with other kids who are also trying to protect the owls. Bullying: Roy faces bullying from other students at his new school, adding another layer to his challenges. Moral dilemmas: The characters grapple with ethical choices regarding the construction project and the owls' well-being. Community activism: The story showcases how individuals can make a difference by taking action to protect the environment. Coming of age: Roy experiences personal growth as he navigates through these challenges and learns valuable lessons about responsibility and taking a stand. How will the class be structured? We will meet once per week for 45 minutes. Each week we will cover 3 chapters and toward the end the Epilogue and culminating project. During the 45 minutes we will check in, discuss the chapters we read independently, answer questions, talk about and map literary elements, use mind maps, have time for learner sharing, and wrap up covering the next weeks expectations. How will I teach and what is my teaching style? For a book club, my role will be to facilitate discussion. I would have students lead discussion after giving a prompt. For a Book Club, my teaching style would be student centered/student led. I would be a vessel for their learning and aid in keeping discussions going in the right direction and make sure they are understanding the theme. plot and important points. How much interaction? A book Club will be 100% interaction. We will be reading the chapters independently, so the entire time together will be interactive.
Metas de aprendizaje
Character Analysis:
Identify the main characters and their motivations.
Explain how Roy's perspective changes throughout the story.
Analyze the role of secondary characters like Mullet Fingers and Beatrice Leep.
Theme Exploration:
Discuss the environmental themes presented in the novel, particularly regarding the protection of the burrowing owls.
Analyze the portrayal of corruption within the local government and development industry.
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Hoot by Carl Hiaasen PLEASE HAVE LEARNER READ FIRST 3 CHAPTERS PRIOR TO OUR FIRST MEETING! Thank you.
Recursos externos
Los estudiantes no necesitarán utilizar ninguna aplicación o sitio web más allá de las herramientas estándar de Outschool.
Reseñas
Clase grupal
10 US$
semanalmente1x por semana
45 min
Videoconferencias en vivo
Edades: 9-12
8-12 alumnos por clase