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8th Grade Unit 2: Family
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8th Grade Unit 2: Family
Language Arts
Unit 2: Family
Objectives
Objectives
To begin to look at the concept of K'é
The meaning of family
To look at the theme of family in The Marrow Thieves chapters 1-10
Family in our novel
To go over the steps for writing your first body paragraph in your essay
Your writing project
Theme: Family, k'é
Introducing Unit 2
What does k'é mean to you?
k'é
Family Lost and Found
Family in
The Marrow Thieves
Frenchie's family
Lost his parents and brother, Mitch
Trauma from loss
Found family with Migg's group
Frenchie
Miig
Migg
Father figure
Adopted family
Anishnaabe
Lost his husband
Discovers the truth about the residential schools
Wab
Trauma in the body (scars)
Beauty and scarring
Nurturing and romantic figure
Wab
Minerva
Elder, mother figure
Wise but underestimated
Sacrificial
Lost a grandchild
Minerva
RiRi
7 years old
Youth and innocence
Curious about the world
Wants to know the story
RiRi
Rose
Beautiful
Frenchie's love interest
More than an object of desire
Rose
Slopper
9 years old
Between child and teen
Learning who he is
Slopper
Zheegwon and Tree
The Twins
Twins
12
Extremely close
Dealing with the impact of torture
Extremely similar to each other
Chi-Boy
Oldest of the adopted family
In love with Wab
Strong, wise, skilled
A role-model for Frenchie
Chi-Boy
Body Paragraph 1
Your Essay
Should match your first article in your outline
Begin with a topic sentence. (Example: "A major cause of climate change is fossil fuels."
Add at least three body sentences to explain why this is a problem and how it can be solved.
Concluding sentence: This should sum up your idea. (Example: "Therefore, using renewable energy would help combat climate change."
The Writing Process
Planning your writing
Sa'ah Naaghai Bik'eh Hozho
Living (and learning) in balance