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Exploring Oher's Journey: Insights and Reflections

In today's reading of Chapter 1, we will uncover surprising and unique details from Oher's life. Pay attention to one detail that surprises you and one that feels vastly different from your own experiences. As you finish the last paragraph on page 9, prepare bulleted points for discussion, focusing on the positive aspects of Oher's mom, impactful phrases worth sharing, and analysis of Oher's writing style compared to what you've read before. Let's enrich our understanding together!

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Exploring Oher's Journey: Insights and Reflections

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  1. Chapter 1: Part i Pages to to read & discuss together: 3-6 • As we are reading today, I want you to be on the lookout for the following: • ONE detail/anecdote that SURPRISES you • ONE detail/anecdote that you feel is the most DIFFERENT from your life Be prepared to share!

  2. Chapter 1: part II Pages to read independently: Start reading the LAST paragraph on page 9; finish chapter Please prepare BULLETED POINTS to prepare for tomorrow’s discussion: • What good things can you celebrate about Oher’s mom? • What phrase or passage do you think could be “put on a postcard”? (What phrases are inspiring or important?) Can you see this phrase fitting into your own life anywhere? • How would you describe Oher’s writing style? How is it like or different than other books you have read for school? These notes/ideas should be added to your Google file. Today is Tues, 3/25.

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