James Kofi Annan
How did James become a child slave?
His father sold him to fisherman who were dishonest.
What goal do you hope to ________________ this year?
Achieve
What country was Malala born in?
Pakistan
What happened to Malala on October 9th, 2012?
Malala was shot on her way home from school and almost died.
How does the essay on page 62 start? What is the first paragraph called.
Thesis statement
What were some of the struggles of being a child slave?
Not much food or sleep, bad living conditions, beatings
At night, the stars and moon are just some of the objects that____________________ in the sky.
Appear
What was the name of the terrorist group that took control of Malala's home?
The Taliban
How did Malala’s father support/influence her fight for girl’s education rights?
Her name, his job, his support with the blog
A thesis statement is support by two body paragraphs. How do those paragraphs begin?
How did James escape slavery?
He went to his home village for a funereal and never returned.
I want to _______ being a doctor as my career.
Pursue
Why did the Taliban shut down Malala’s school?
They did not believe in education for girls
How are Malala and Kesz similar?
They both stand up for human rights (especially kids).
___________ sentences develop the central idea with facts and quotes.
Detail
Challenging Heights Charity- He has won awards, over 1,000 children slaves have been helped.
All of my students have the ______________to graduate high school.
Potential
What was special about Malala’s name?
She was named after a folk warrior woman.
Her father added her name to the family registry.
In her speech, Malala repeats the phrase, “We call upon…” 6 times, what purpose does the repetition serve?
It stresses the importance of her words- helps drive home the point
The __________ restates the thesis and central ideas of the essay.
Conclusion/ ending
What country did James grow up in? What Lake was he forced to fish?
Ghana, Lake Volta
What does the word compulsory mean? Page 47
"We call upon all governments to ensure free compulsory education all over the world for every child."
required by law
What did Malala blog about (speak out about) for the British broadcasting corporation- and what did she receive because of it?
The threat to her right for an education.
Death threats
Malala gave a speech at the United Nations. What did she want government and world leaders to do? (Include at least 2 examples or quotes)
Education rights for kids
Fight terrorism
An __________ ________________ examines a topic, presenting central ideas and details
informative essay