Plagiarism: readers theater & lesson plan
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Save time and over 50% of individual pricing ($26) with this American Literature bundle. It contains 20 reader’s theater scripts, 5 choral readings (poems), lesson plans, projects, Power Points, rubrics, printables and instructions on how to use the resources within. Several activities and assignmPrice $24.00Original Price $37.50Save $13.50
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Students participate in 1-3 different reader’s theaters that define plagiarism and its consequences, use a flow chart to determine when to cite and create their own scenarios to analyze.
Included: 3 scripts, flow chart, lesson plan with Common Core standards and VA SOLs, rubric, review games and online quiz and how to do reader’s theater and use the Jigsaw method. Students can write their own court case based on additional scenarios included in the packet.
This lesson combines English reading and writing (and some Civics) SOLs. It encompasses lower level intellectual processes of recall and comprehension as well as providing opportunities to apply and create (higher order thinking) skills in a tiered lesson format.
Script 1: Students discuss what is and isn’t plagiarism and its consequences (all ages)
Script 2: Emma Steal is on trial for plagiarizing Dr. Wrightwell’s work (older students)
Script 3: Students become the jury for these three copyright violation court cases (all ages)
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