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ELED 306 Key Assesment_ One detailed Lesson Plan

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Taskin's Three-week Unit Plan (Daily Game Plan)

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During World war II, President Franklin Roosevelt ordered the incarceration of many Japanese Americans. Paper Wishes is the story of a ten-year-old girl Manami, who was forcefully relocated because of her Japanese American Identity. Manami is ten years old and lives on Bainbridge Island; her life was happy until she was relocated to a Japanese internment camp one day. The most grief part was she had to decide to leave her dog, Yujin. She was hurt to the extent that she stopped talking to anyone.

This book is divided into ten parts from March to December. Each chapter shows how each month is significantly different at Manzanar Camp. For instance, in Chapter# 7: July, they celebrated independence, and in Chapter # 9: September, they start the new school year completely different from their island. In chapter ten: December author writes that "As hot as the summer was in this prison village, winter is that cold. Winter is not wet, like on the island, and it is dry and cold." Manami and her family found out many of their friends are also in the camp. Manami's brother and sister cannot live without their mother and little sister Manami so, they come and join the camp. Even though they were provided schools and jobs in the camp, her brother said, there is "No freedom behind the barbed wires." Overall is the story of loss, healing, endurance, justice, and hope.

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I like this book because I was unaware of this part of history. It is essential to know different perspectives. This story shades a part of the dark moments of history. One more reason I like this story is that it doesn't delve into the true horror of violence but shows the hardship of Japanese Americans. So many events are connected to historical facts. I chose this book because it joined with today's situation too. Nothing has changed from decades ago to today. Students will learn the big concept of the universe of obligation. How do we choose our universe of obligation? This story raised the question: Is it okay to judge an entire group of people by the actions of a few radicals? This story gives kids an understanding that these authorities' actions leave them in fear and destruction. These are the long-term harmful effects on a child's brain. Children are the next generation; they will have an understanding of how our actions leave an impact on others.

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ELED 306_ Key Assesment_ Hinge Activity 1 and 2 

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Hi Taskin,

YASSSSS!!!! Go future teacher Mrs. Mansuri! I truly appreciate the hard work you put into creating what appears to be a phenomenal work of art. "Paper Wishes" sounds like a truly emotional, heart-warming, and sincere historical fiction. I appreciate you sharing your honest input about why you chose this book. I love your overview and the description of your rationale just sells it! You mentioned that readers will learn about the concept of "universe of obligation." This is AMAZING! We learned about this concept during our summer course with Dr. Chaudhri! I also love your unit plan! You have identified both literacy and social studies standards that align with your unit. I also love the 6 streetsigns activity.

~ Keep up the amazing work,
Alvin

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Taskin, your final sentence in your rationale really helped me understand your overall goal for this unit plan. It is captivating!  Excellent work! Your unit plan is fantastic, and it has a clear direct goals that will educate students about the time period and broaden their perspectives on becoming good citizens too. I believe the images you chose for students to make observations were placed at an appropriate time. Given that it is a first-day activity, students will undoubtedly use their prior knowledge. Overall, thank you for sharing your ideas with us. - Carolina Hita :) 

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Taskin, your final sentence in your rationale really helped me understand your overall goal for this unit plan. It is captivating!  Excellent work! Your unit plan is fantastic, and it has a clear direct goals that will educate students about the time period and broaden their perspectives on becoming good citizens too. I believe the images you chose for students to make observations were placed at an appropriate time. Given that it is a first-day activity, students will undoubtedly use their prior knowledge. Overall, thank you for sharing your ideas with us. - Carolina Hita :) 

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Hi Taskin, you made a great padlet. Your summary of the novel really shows you enjoyed reading it yourself. Very clear and detailed three-week unit plan. Great job