This document provides information for students in Mr. Pearl's Studio 136 class. It includes instructions for creating a name tent, norms for respect and survival in the class, as well as assignments on geography, rules, and survival skills. Students are expected to follow classroom rules and procedures to ensure their success in the class.
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Published classroom materials form the basis of syllabuses, drive teacher professional development, and have a potentially huge influence on learners, teachers and education systems. All teachers also create their own materials, whether a few sentences on a blackboard, a highly-structured fully-realised online course, or anything in between. Despite this, the knowledge and skills needed to create effective language learning materials are rarely part of teacher training, and are mostly learnt by trial and error.
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2. DO NOW
2
Please create a tri-fold table tent with the
following information.
First name
Last Name
FOLD IT AND MAKE A NAME TENT
3. INDEX CARD SAMPLE
A PLACE IN THE WORLD YOU WANT
TO VISIT…
IPHONE OR ANDROID?
WHY?
TWEET A DESCRIPTION
OF YOURSELF (160
CHARACTERS MAX)
ON the inside of your table tent with the
following information
7. • Compare high school survival to
Bushmen and City Survival
A nation’s culture resides in the
hearts and minds of its people
Mahatma Gandhi
In spiral: Describe your favorite
food, music, clothes, and list 1-2
family traditions you have.
Mon
41. HOW DO YOU SURVIVE?
I survive by …
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42. HOW DO YOU SURVIVE DOING THESE THINGS?
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43. RULES
Rules are _________________________
for survival because they
________________ live _______________
in relative ____________.
necessary
help us
peace.together
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44. SOME RULES I FOLLOW…OTHERS I DON’T.
WHY? HOW DO YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO?
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I choose to follow rules because
_________________________
_________________________
__________________________
_________________________
_______________________.
Sometimes I break rules because
___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
___.
45. WHY DO WE HAVE RULES?
Three rules I have to follow right
now are:
1. .
2. .
3. .
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46. TWO DIFFERENT CULTURES AND THEIR RULES
1. (Show 1st segment of video
Gods must be crazy)
a. Look for 3 rules governing
behavior in each society we
watch
b. How do people know how to
behave?
c. What role do consequences
play in behavior?
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47. DO NOW DAY 2
Analyze how human survival
depends on our environment
The important thing is not to stop
questioning. Curiosity has its own reason
for existing. Albert Einstein
Helping Others
48. HOW DO PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO SURVIVE IN
EACH SOCIETY?
Rules for Bushmen of the Kalahari
Desert:
1. Stay in the group
2. Watch and learn from adults
3. Single women don’t have to cover
their tops
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49. Put your thumb up when you can
complete this sentence:
“We need rules because…”
With your shoulder partner, talk about
a significant rule that was being
followed. How do they know right from
wrong? Why do they behave?
50. HOW DO PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO SURVIVE IN
EACH SOCIETY?
Rules for Urban/City Dwellers:
1. Follow time schedules
2..Go to school to learn how to adapt
to technological environment
3.Develop inventions to save time
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51. HOW DOES EACH GROUP SURVIVE?
Hunting and gatheringFood mart/shopping
Animal skins/killed Clothing store
walking Mostly cars/gas
Self/group managing Courts/jails
Huts from sticks Cement/steel
Separate/distinct Mixing of roles
Generally good Lots of crime/punish
No need for Calendar and clocks
From mom/dad/field School to learn how
Gather nearby/free Buy with money/job
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52. HOW DO PEOPLE KNOW HOW TO SURVIVE IN
EACH SOCIETY?
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Store/Refri School lunch
What I want uniform
Bus/Car/Walk Walk
Mom woops me Principal’s Court
53.
54. CAN YOU THINK OF ONE WORD THAT
SUMMARIZES THE THE IDEA OF THE NEED FOR
RULES AND EXPECTATIONS?
62. PAGE 21 - RESPECT IS
What is respect?
1..
2..
3..
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63.
64. Arriving on time
Enter BEFORE bell,
seated ready to work
Bring supplies Take out my pencil,
pen, folder, paper, etc.
Keep cell phone in
pocket or in bag
On vibrate, away, ask
permission if
necessary
65.
66. PAGE 21 - RESPECT IS
What is respect?
1..
2..
3..
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67. ANALOGY FOR RESPECT
An analogy compares two like things.
1.Example: Rules are like rabbits:
They are both…
• beautiful but difficult to manage,
control and enforce.
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68. ANALOGY FOR RESPECT
An analogy compares two like things.
1.Respect is like a …
• Boomerang. Give it and it comes
back to you.
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69. RESPECT CARDS
a. Entering class
b. Arrival time
c. Preparation with
supplies
d. Cell phones and
electronics
e. Language in class
f. Dress
g. Guests
h. Furniture
i. Neighbors
j. Bathroom use
during class time
k. Talking in class
I CAN SHOW RESPECT IN THE CLASS BY…
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71. LET’S SEE HOW JOHNNY DEPP EARNS POINTS
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72. CLEAN UP DAY 1
1.Put your name on your Survival
Guide
2.Put Survival Guide inside Folder
Holder for your table group
3.Person with most bling on put folder
holder inside Bin for our class period.
4.Be seated at your table until the bell
rings.
ORGANIZE FOLDER HOLDERS
80. CLEAN UP DAY 1
1.Put your name on your Survival
Guide
2.Put Survival Guide inside Folder
Holder for your table group
3.Person with most bling on put folder
holder inside Bin for our class period.
4.Be seated at your table until the bell
rings.
81. TUES: TEACH HOW TO USE IPAD AND LOG ONTO
EDMODO AND GET ARTICLE TO READ
83. DO NOW DAY 2
Compare high school survival to
Bushmen and City Survival
The key to wisdom is this - constant and frequent
questioning, for by doubting we are led to
question and by questioning we arrive at the truth.
Abelard
Questioning
84. DO NOW DAY 2
Define and create an
analogy for the word -
RESPECTQuestioning authority, is, I think, a
great thing to instill in children. I just didn’t
have enough of it when I was young. Amy
Chua
Persistence
90. CLEAN UP DAY 1
1.Put your name on your Survival
Guide
2.Put Survival Guide inside Folder
Holder for your table group
3.Person with most bling on put folder
holder inside Bin for our class period.
4.Be seated at your table until the bell
rings.
ORGANIZE FOLDER HOLDERS
98. TURN OVER SURVIVAL GUIDE. SKETCH MAP
Map sketch
The three most important things to understand
in order to survive are:
99. MAP SKETCH
In your notebook, Sketch the
lower half of South America,
with labels.
100. DO NOW DAY 2Organize a rescue mission to save
a group of people who have crash
landed in the Andes Mountains
(show crash landing from Alive
movie)A little more persistence, a little more effort,
and what seemed hopeless failure may turn
to glorious success. Elbert Hubbard
Persistence
116. CLEAN UP DAY 1
1.Put your name on your Survival
Guide
2.Put Survival Guide inside Folder
Holder for your table group
3.Person with most bling on put folder
holder inside Bin for our class period.
4.Be seated at your table until the bell
rings.
ORGANIZE FOLDER HOLDERS
124. DAY 2
Review norms, create worksheet that corresponds to six picts on norms
slide. This is the do now for day 2
I can worksheet for this? When to introduce the I can worksheet?
Then maybe introduce the growth mindset?
Team building activity? Need pipe cleaners
Other activities:
1. Read The Things They Carried and talk about survival
2. Listen to radio show about Ethiopian Women and Construction Jobs.
Possible use the iPad for this.
1.Sketch Horn of Africa/Ethiopia
2.Use Atlas on iPad to look at Ethiopia
3. Survival Activity: Insects
4. Lost at Sea survival game
5. Small plane crash survival game
6. Boyz in the Hood geography class, not respectful, not the way we will relate
to each other.
7. Class Dojo
8. Growth Mindset activities
130. WHY DO WE HAVE RULES?
With your table partners, each ask
two questions about rules you
have to follow to survive. Why?
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With your table partners, each
person say three rules you have
to follow in your life right now.
TDS/KT will model 1st day procedures: Threshold, providing handouts such as Student Info Sheet and Student Interest Survey (or others of your choosing).
NTs will be assigned seats as they enter in a manner of your choosing, such as assigning students to numbered tables, assigning names to seats, etc.
NTs complete handouts at their seat but keep them at their desk.
NTs complete a name tent and follow remaining directions.
You measure your success by your student’s accomplishments.
You measure your success by your student’s accomplishments.
You measure your success by your student’s accomplishments.