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Vocab Quiz 9/13

Hand out FOLDERS

WHY BOTHER? 

What How Why

Analyze text structure to ID organization

Timeline activities

The ability to put events in order is critical to understanding

Read for information

‘Exploring the Titanic’, online walk-thru

Understanding people and events helps us to build on others’ ideas without repeating their mistakes.

Practice Vocab

Game The more words you know the more effectively we communicate!

In groups, organize the story chunks on the timeline

In 5 minutes, we will drag the story parts into the correct order.

GET ORGANIZED!!

  PUTTING EVENTS IN ORDER

On April 24, 1912 the crew of the Olympic go on strike, refusing to work on a ship without enough lifeboats.

On April 11, 1912 a passenger who traveled only from London to Belfast, Ireland took the last known photograph of the Titanic as he left the boat in Belfast. It would sink three days later.

On September 20, 1911 the Olympic crashed into a British navy ship. Its repairs delayed the work on the Titanic by 1 month.

Fourteen years before the Titanic sank, in 1898, “The Wreck of the Titan” described a ghastly fictional disaster where a ship sank in almost the exact same way as the Titanic.

In 1907, J. Bruce Ismay and Lord Pirrie discussed plans to build three giant ships that would be the last word in ocean luxury.

In May 1911, the hull of the Titanic was launched in front of 100,000 people.

Ten months after the hull was launched, the Titanic was completed.

In June 1911, the Olympic, sister ship to the Titanic, began her maiden voyage.

On April 10, 1912, passengers boarded the Titanic for her maiden voyage.

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While reading, we will track the Titanic from her launch to her final moments on a timeline

Do not do anything with the squares – they are for later

READING 

  TIMELINE

Now that we have more information, whose fault do you think this disaster is?

JOURNAL RESPONSE 

Think about: - Is it the fault of one person, or more than one?- Who is the person or people who are to blame? - Why do you feel this way?

Write in COMPLETE SENTENCES that start with, “I think that… because…”

SPEED MATCH 

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CLOSURE: VOCABULARY REVIEW GAME

Clean up work space?Are you doing your job?How’s our library?Is all your work completed and turned in for today?

POINTS!

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