Showing posts with label Harlem Renaissance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Harlem Renaissance. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Harlem Renaissance 2.3

Harlem Renaissance 2.3
Do now: Discuss in table groups What is your favorite kind of art?

Objectives:
  • close read art work
  • examine how art can help to lessen ignorance and racism?  

Agenda:
1. Do now
2. Exchange music paragraphs with a partner-- read and write ONE comment
3. Collect paragraphs (share if on Google Drive)
3. Close read several art works- discuss as a class (Google Slides)
5. In table groups: discuss "How It Feels to Be Colored Me"-- 

  • What is the tone of the story?
  • Identify one excerpt that you feel is powerful. Annotate in the margins why you feel this way
  • write an assertion statement: what is Zora Neale Hurston's main message from this essay?
6. In table groups: read/annotate TEWWG for the rest of the period

HW: Finish TEWWG

Tuesday, March 3, 2015

Harlem Renaissance 2.2

Harlem Renaissance 2.2
Do now: Listen to the piece of jazz music.  Brainstorm a list of word associations that come to your mind as you listen.


Objectives:
  • reflect on the influence of jazz on Hughes’ works
  • identify conceit in “Mother to Son”
  • discuss the influence of music in one’s life
Agenda:
1. Do now
2. Discuss do now
3. Review ‘Yet Do I Marvel”
4. Read/annotate/share “Mother to Son”
5. “Strange Fruit”
6. Work on TEWWG

HW: music writing assignment and read “How It Feels to be Colored Me”

Monday, March 2, 2015

Jazz Songs

Jazz Songs

HR 2.1

Do now: What are the different connotations for “The White House”  

Objectives:
  • identify conceit in “The White House”
  • identify mythology allusions in “Yet Do I Marvel”

Agenda:
1. Do now
2. Share jazz songs
3. Review: “The White House”
4. Close read “Yet Do I Marvel”
5. Summarizer

HW: Annotate and answer questions for “Yet Do I Marvel”

Friday, February 27, 2015

Harlem Renaissance 1.4

Harlem Renaissance 1.4

Do now: What are the three facts you learned about the Harlem Renaissance?

Objectives:
  • identify the main conflict in the Harlem Renaissance

Agenda:
1. Do now
2. Free Write answers to the following Essential question:
    • What is the American Dream, and why/how was it different for black Americans in the early 20th century?
    • Can art help to lessen ignorance and racism?  
    • What impact did the figures of the Harlem Renaissance have on later American culture/art/attitudes?
3. Harlem Renaissance notes
4. Du Bois and Locke readings/questions
5. Review poetry terms
6. Summarizer

HW: Research one jazz song.  Bring a link/copy of song to class tomorrow