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Integrated Social Studies- Heroes from the past...

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Integrated Social Studies- Heroes from the past...

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Read about Frederick Douglas and then fill out the worksheet. If you do not have a printer, copy your answers and submit that to canvas. If you do have a printer print this sheet and take a picture when it's finished, then submit it in canvas under (whatever the teacher names it).

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We have heroes in today's life.
Watch this video to see what everyday heroes look like.

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Go to flip grid and watch 3 of your classmates videos.
Then fill out the worksheet for each of the videos. (fill out the first worksheet)

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Today you will be making a video of you reading the book you made earlier this week

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One of the most important parts of a hero’s story is the villain they fight against! So today you will be reading Dylan the Villain.

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Based on what we have learned throughout this week you will all now have the opportunity to write our own heroes. Below is an outline to help you create the  basics of your hero's story. Once you finish the outline, combine all the elements into a book that you will be reading to the class tomorrow! Your book must be at least 5 pages long with colored drawings you can show the class.

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Reading Worksheets, Spelling, Grammar, Comprehension, Lesson Plans

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Story Elements Helper Form Template for Students

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This colorful handout helps students identify different story elements. There's a box for the characters, setting, plot and theme. Click here to print!

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Thinking to your own personal life think about someone you can always count on. Now on a piece of  paper if you have a lot of people write down a list but only pick ONE. Then fill out your worksheet.

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Option Two: After watching our set of heroes video, you can write a thank you letter to our everyday heroes.

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Attached is a video of how to use flipgrid if you have never used it. The teacher will provide an access code for you to access the flipgrid room.

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Not sure how to use flipgrid, click here for a little tutorial.

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-Click here for more instructions on today's activity. It is important that you read this first!
-Follow the link in the instructions page to read Dylan the Villain.
-Click here to answer these questions and then submit this worksheet on Canvas under (whatever the teacher names it)

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To receive extra credit print and finish these fun activities, be creative! Take a photo and submit it on Canvas under (whatever the teacher calls it).