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Wednesday, November 11

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    Fever, 1793
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    Gifts from the Enemy
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    Lewis and Clark
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Wednesday, October 14

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    13 Original Colonies
    America
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    US Westward Expansion
    Which Side Are You On?
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    Whoever You Are
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  3. page Creating Scripts from Texts edited Adapting Text for Readers’ Theater • Choose a text with peppy dialogue, a little action, humor or…
    Adapting Text for Readers’ Theater
    • Choose a text with peppy dialogue, a little action, humor or drama, lively narration, and several parts.
    • Make copies of the story (1 to 3 pages of the story may be enough).
    • Highlight spoken parts in different colors.
    • Highlight narrator parts in another color.
    • Assign parts, practice, and perform.
    Aaron Shepard’s Steps for Group Scripting
    • Read through the story silently.
    • As a group, identify the roles in the story and divide them among you.
    • Go over the story together, deciding who will read what and also what to cut. On your own sheet, in pencil, cross out the cuts and underline your own speeches. [They don’t need to mark the speeches of others—but if they want to anyway, they can put a circled name, initial, or number above where each reader will start.]
    • Try out your script by reading together. Go back and change it as needed.
    • In fifteen or twenty minutes, each group will have a script and can read to the others!

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Tuesday, October 13

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    National Council for the Social Studies: Carter G. Woodson Book Awards from 1974 to the present
    National Council for the Social Studies: Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People 2014
    National Council for the Social Studies: Notable Social Studies Trade Books for Young People 2000 to the present

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    US Westward Expansion
    Whoever You Are
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