Lyddie: Lesson ten, Unit 1
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Lyddie: Lesson ten, Unit 1
- 1. DO NOW Checking for Understanding Entry Task!! • You MAY use your Notes • You may NOT use the book
- 2. Lyddie Reading Chapter 14 Chapter Setting 14 Characters Plot How do the setting, character and/ or plot interact? Why does Betsy leave the mill? How does Lyddie feel about training Brigid? How do her actions show this? What does Luke Stevens bring to Lyddie?
- 3. Lyddie Reading Chapter 14 Chapter Setting Characters Plot How do the setting, character and/ or plot interact? 14 Lyddie Worthen Amelia quits. Lyddie goes back to work 3 days after her accident. Why does Betsy leave the mill? Concord Corp. factory Boarding house Mr. Marsden (overseer) Amelia (Lowell) Betsy Diana Lyddie has to train Brigid, an Irish girl. She is not a patient teacher. How does Lyddie feel Betsy gets very sick from the factory. She can’t work and her brother won’t help her. She’ll never goes to college. Luke Stevens shows up with $50 from Ezekial, the slave. about training Brigid? How do her actions show this? What does Luke Stevens bring to Lyddie?
- 5. Lyddie Definitions ornery: (111) stubborn, often doing the opposite of what other people want you to do infirmary: (112) a place for medical treatment; a clinic cast off: (113)
- 6. Lyddie Definitions hust: (113) the useless outer shell of a plant that remains once the useful inner part is gone or used up draft: (115) check What new words did you define?
- 7. Lyddie Learning Objectives I can cite specific textual evidence to describe the decision Lyddie has to make about whether or not to sign the petition. By engaging in discussion, I can analyze one section of Lyddie in order to deepen my understanding of her decision.
- 8. Lyddie Chapter 14 Choosing words carefully… • Lyddie refers to Betsy as a “cast-off husk.” • Why didn’t Patterson just say Betsy was sick and left? • What addition understanding of the mill conditions do you get from this description?
- 9. Lyddie Creating Claims Creating a Claim Should Lyddie sign the petition or not? • Key question for this Unit of the book!
- 10. Lyddie Creating Claims Good reasons for Lyddie to sign the petition:
- 11. Lyddie Creating Claims Good reasons for Lyddie NOT to sign the petition:
- 12. Lyddie Creating Claims Creating a Claim • Look at BOTH sides! • Turn to page 91: “We’re all working like…” • Let’s read it together!
- 13. Lyddie Creating Claims AT THE CLOSED WINDOW partner! • Worth together on the Text-Dependent Questions • Notice the page numbers to help you!
- 14. Lyddie Textual Evidence Questions 1. What about the working conditions makes Betsy think she should sign the petition? 2. Lyddie says, “If we just work ten hours, we’d be paid much less.” (91) What can you infer that the petition is calling for? What does Lyddie think will happen to her wages if the mill owners listen to the petition? Answers
- 15. Lyddie Textual Evidence Questions 3. Workers who signed the petition might be blacklisted (92). What does this mean? 4. How does Lyddie compare the factory work to her life in the tavern? 5. Lyddie says, “I got to have the money. I got to pay the debts before –” (92) What does she mean? Answers
- 16. Lyddie Creating Claims Form a Claim • Need evidence: quote from text • Need to explain your thoughts • Let me show you!!
- 17. Lyddie Forming Evidence-Based Claims Focusing Question Why should Lyddie sign the petition? Detail from the Novel Detail from the Novel Detail from the Novel My thinking about his detail My thinking about this detail “But in those days I had a hundred thirty spindles to tend. Now I’ve twice that many at a speed that would make the devil curse.” (91) My thinking about this detail
- 18. Lyddie Forming Evidence-Based Claims Focusing Question Why should Lyddie sign the petition? Detail from the Novel Detail from the Novel Detail from the Novel My thinking about his detail My thinking about this detail “But in those days I had a hundred thirty spindles to tend. Now I’ve twice that many at a speed that would make the devil curse.” (91) My thinking about this detail Betsy is complaining that the work has sped up a lot. This has made work very difficult and tiring for workers, which is a reason to sign. There is no reason to suspect it will get better on its own. Explain the quote. Analyze the quote & connect it to the question.
- 19. Lyddie Creating Claims Form a Claim • With your partner, find ONE more quote from pages 91-93 • Quote should show why she SHOULD sign • Write it in, then below explain and analyze!
- 20. Lyddie Homework Homework • Read all of Chapters 15-16 • Complete Reader’s Notes Chapter 15-16 • Be prepared for a quiz tomorrow!