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Practice DBQ: Intro to DBQs

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The Pedantic Pedagogue
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fun lesson.....great for teaching different perspectives for writing

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This product is perfect to introduce DBQs at anytime in the school year. It also is a fun, engaging activity for the first week of school to encourage students to debate their position with textual evidence. This product consists of a PowerPoint, a graphic organizer for students to record their answers, and the 7 documents students will analyze to answer the question: Who or what was most at fault in causing the fight between the two students? The following is included with this product:

POWERPOINT (11 slides)

  • "For Teacher Only" Instructions
  • Agenda
  • Bell Ringer
  • Overview
  • Question
  • Full Prompt
  • Small Group Document Analysis Instructions
  • Discussion (Small & Whole Group)
  • Wrap Up

GRAPHIC ORGANIZER (4 pages)

  • Microsoft Word Document
  • This graphic organizer is for every group to document their analysis of each document. It includes the prompt at the top and spaces for all 7 documents to be analyzed.
  • It is 2 pages (1 page front and back)
  • Includes answer key (additional 2 pages)

DOCUMENTS FOR ANALYSIS (5 pages)

  • Microsoft Word Document
  • 7 total documents that fit on 5 pages
  • Types of documents: attendance record, referral, text message, conversations, note on Bell Ringer, tweet from Twitter

I used this lesson in a 50 minute class. However, you could easily increase the duration of this activity.

Total Pages
22 pages
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
50 minutes
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