11/9: DO NOW: 1. Grab 1 of each of the small slips of paper

from the front table 2. Complete your definition and the quote

interpretation for Loyalty, on pg. 81 (wait for my definition)

3. Enter into your TOC and label the pages: 11/9 pg. 40L: Loyalty Notes11/9: pg. 41L-41R: Weekly # 12: Loyalty11/9: pg. 40R: Formal discussion Protocol & QW

LOYALTYDemonstrating a strong commitment to people or values; staying true to your

word

Pg. 81

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Week 14

Loyalty

“You don't earn loyalty in a day. You earn loyalty

day-by-day.”

-Jeffrey Gitomer

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11/9: Loyalty Notes pg. 40L Loyalty is an important trait in all

types of relationships: Marriages, Friendships, Family

relationships, Dating relationships

Having loyalty means:1.You are committed to someone or something2.You stick up for those people or things that you are loyal to3.You don’t change your actions or you ideas easily 4.You are faithful in relationships5.You can be counted on because you’re dependable

11/9: Weekly Assign. #12: Loyalty • Workbook pages 83-84, questions #1-3.

• Answers: Notebook on pg. 41L-41R.

1. Answer questions #1-3 with a 6-sentence paragraph response.

11/9: Formal Discussion Protocol pg. 40R

Critical Thinking / Discussion Protocol TimeQuickwriteAll students write a response to the discussion prompts. Responses go on pg. __

_____ minutes

PresentationPresenter’s share their quickwrite response and their opinion; Audience listens ONLY!

1 minute

ClarificationAudience asks any clarifying questions they may have about the presenter’s opinion and presenters may respond.

1 minute

NotesAudience takes notes on pg.____ about the presenter’s point of view; presenter waits – no discussion

1 minute

Audience CommentaryAudience responds to the presenter’s ideas with what they like, dislike, or agree/disagree with. Presenter listens to the audience’s comments.

1 minute

Reflection Final discussion point on the topic – anyone may speak within the group, presenter responds to the audience’s comments

1 minute

11/9: Loyalty1. Complete the loyalty ethical dilemma on

p. 822. Get it stamped when you’re done

11/10: A Walk to Remember pg42L

Give 3 separate examples of how loyalty is shown between Landon and Jamie. Loyalty

Example Explanation: How does this example show loyalty?

Ex. #1Ex. #2Ex. #3

Loyalty

Example: What did Nancy do?

Quote of Evidence Quote that shows Nancy showing loyalty (+ page #)

Explanation of Quote: How does the quote depict loyalty?

Example #1Example #2

Example #3

11/12: Nancy Reagan pg 42RQ1: How does Nancy Reagan demonstrate loyalty

throughout her life?

11/13: Loyalty Reflection pg. 43L Answer the following questions in 1 total

paragraph: 1.Describe how each other clips depicted the trait of loyalty. (1 description for each clip.)2.Is loyalty a character trait that you struggle with? Why or why not? 3.What is one way you can practice loyalty to your friends? 4.What is one way you can practice loyalty to your family?

11/12 page ___ (continued)

• In groups of 3, 1 person will summarize the reading in response to the question below.

• Everyone will write that verbal summary down. • We will stop 3 times – 3 summaries in total.

Q: Explain how Nancy Reagan was a person of good character. (How she demonstrated positive character traits.)1. 2. 3.

Weekly Assign. #13: Loyalty Rubric: Total = __/201. Write a 3-prong thesis statement answering the following

prompt: Why is loyalty an important character trait? = +4 Loyalty described = +1, reason #1, reason #2, reason #3 =+3

2. Write a body paragraph answering question #2 on page 83: A: How important is loyalty in a dating relationship? B: What do you do to demonstrate loyalty? 2 pts per sentence, MUST follow this order: (total = 16 pts)

1.Sentence 1: topic sentence with definition of loyalty +22.Sentences 2, 3, 4: respond and give examples for prompt A (loyalty in a relationship) with a personal example. +2 x 3 = +6

3.Sentences 5, 6, 7: respond and given examples for prompt B (demonstrating loyalty) with a personal example. +2 x 3 = +6

4.Sentence 8: conclusion sentence to end paragraph + 2

Loyalty Stations RUBRIC: pages 43L- 43R: Total = ____/14

 3 pts. Station 3: Read the story and answer the questions that follow on page 43L in your notebook. Q1: = 1 pt, Evidence = 1 pt, Q2 = 1 pt.  

2 pts. Station 4: Answer the questions page 43L in your notebook. Q1: answer = 1 pt Q2: answer = 1 pt 3 pts. Station 5: Write 3 poetic lines of your own poem about loyalty on page 43L in your notebook. 1 pt. per line = 3 pts.  

4 pts. Station 6: Create a 4-square comic with caption about a made-up situation involving loyalty on page 43R. = (1 pt. per completed square) = 4 pts.  2 pts. Station 7: discussion questions on page 43R. Question 1 brainstorm = 1 pt. Question 3 brainstorm = 1 pt.

NANCY REAGAN

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NANCY REAGANNancy Reagan was married to Ronald Reagan for over 50 years.

Nancy and Ronald Reagan were incredibly committed to each other and he often wrote her love notes.

As the First Lady of both California and the United States, Nancy Reagan enjoyed her supporting role in the world of politics.

They faced many obstacles such as breast cancer, prostate cancer, an attempted assassination, and Alzheimer’s.

Nancy Reagan’s loyalty was most evident during Ronald Reagan’s 10 year battle with Alzheimer’s.

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NANCY REAGAN“I don’t ever remember once sitting down

and mapping out a blueprint. It just became ‘we’ instead of ‘I’ very naturally

and easily. And you live as you never have before, despite problems, separations and conflicts. I suppose you mainly have to be

willing to want to give.”

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Week 14 OverviewEthical Monday

Ethical Dilemma – Tough Choices About Marriage Lecture – Making Marriage Last

Character Movie Tuesday Scenes & questions from A Walk to Remember

Role Model WednesdayQuiz on Chapter 14 – Nancy Reagan

Basic Skill ThursdayResume WritingGuest Speaker or Current Events

Assignment FridayThe Importance of Loyalty in Relationships

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