Unit 4: Visual Literacy

1. Slideshare
Megan Dorsey

2. TargetLearners
- English Language Arts
- Freshman in high school

3. SmartBoardLessons
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4. SmartBoardLessons
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5. HowToUseLessons
- The jeopardy game will be used to test characters,
plotline, and vocabulary as a recap to the chapters or
the whole entire book
- The Connect Four can be used in small groups to check if
students read the chapter
- The next lesson is used to introduce characters
- The character map is a more complex and detailed
connection between the characters
- The 1920’s Slides can be used to introduce the context

6. UniversalDesign
- Using games allows for a flexible and different
environment than normal quizzes
- Introducing the character maps that allow students to
analyze the book in a different way
- Accommodates individual learning