9-11 Quote Analysis and Graphic Organizer with Rubric - fully editable!
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- Seller:
- Nemo's Nook
- Grade Level:
- 6-10
- File Type:
- Zipped File
- Pages:
- 6
- Answer Key:
- Rubric Included
- Teaching Duration:
- 1 hour
Description
This is a great activity to get students reflecting about this pivotal day in the history of the United States whether they have a strong background on this topic or not.
Students will read through 17 quotes from 911 (including those from Barack Obama, Joe Biden, etc) and choose one quote they connect to and complete an in depth analysis of the quote's meaning as well as their connection to it. The PDF copy of the article is embedded in the google doc, and is also included separately.
There is also a rubric for easy assessment.
I have used this both in my US History and ELA classrooms when discussing 911, and it always results in some great and important discussions.
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