Plan Your Fanzine

Planning
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Step
01/15
Get your supplies.
Step
02/15
Get your copy of "Aiko’s Voice." If you’d like to read the story on your
own, you can pause the video. Keep watching to hear me read the
story aloud.
DISCUSS:
What do you think the story “Aiko’s Voice” taught the reader about speaking up?
You can use one of these sentences to help you get started.
DISCUSS:
Which sentences show how Aiko didn’t speak up for Sadie? Use your copy of
"Aiko’s Voice" to find the exact sentences.
Step
03/15
Get your supplies.
Step
04/15
In today’s lesson, you’ll need someone to share ideas with. This could
be a partner or someone you sit near. When everyone knows who
their talk partner is, move on to the next step.
Step
05/15
Write the theme that you saw to make your thesis statement.
Step
06/15
Discuss with your partner: What happened in the story that made
you first notice your theme? You can look back at your copy of
"Aiko’s Voice" if you want.
Step
07/15
Write the first event in the story that showed your theme in your
own words. If you want, you can use one of the ideas on your
worksheet.
Step
08/15
Write another event in the story later on, where your theme came up
again. You can use one of the ideas on your worksheet, or come up
with your own.
Step
09/15
Find where the first event you picked begins in “Aiko’s Voice.”
When you’ve found it, put your finger on it and show a quiet
thumbs up.
Step
10/15
Reread the event that you picked for your Reason 1. Underline two
sentences that you could use as evidence for your theme.
Step
11/15
Copy the two pieces of evidence you underlined into the evidence
box.
Step
12/15
Reread the event in the story that matches your Reason 2. Underline
two parts that you think could be evidence for your theme.
Step
13/15
Copy the two pieces of evidence into your other evidence box.
Step
14/15
Take turns sharing your fanzine plan with your partner. What
similarities and differences do you notice in parts of your plan?
If you want, you can make changes.
Step
15/15
The papers shown on the screen are VIPs: Very Important Papers!
Your teacher will tell you where to put them so you will have them
for the next lesson.
Plan Your Fanzine
Planning
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