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Description of how to implement in the class: To introduce the study of famous people, I will
use the Harriet Tubman BrainPop video to engage the students. I will introduce the topic by asking
the students if they know what an underground railroad is. After a short discussion, I will
challenge the students to see if our predictions were correct. Students will watch the Harriet
Tubman video. Students will also be asked to remember one interesting fact about Harriet
Tubman.
After watching the video, the students will share their interesting facts. The teacher will list all the
responses on chart paper or the IWB. If there are not enough responses for each child (1 to 1 ratio)
then continue until enough responses are provided. Each child will select one of the facts to create
an illustration. After the drawings have been completed with at least one sentence to support the
drawing, the teacher will use her camera to create a digital image. All images will be added to a
PowerPoint slide show where the students will narrate their image. The PowerPoint will be
converted to a movie format and uploaded to the classroom blog.
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To extend this activity, students will select one of the other famous people to research. Students
can work independently or in small groups. Final presentations will be added to the classroom
blog.
* Examples of common instructional models include whole group, teacher-led, student self-paced, small
group, or individual learning activities. Use as many of these descriptors or other descriptors as apply.