They will read and engage in dialog about the poems or story • Students will complete questions for comprehension • Day Three: Student will use poem and write
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The Bitter Nest, Part II: The Harlem Renaissance Party, c 1988 Faith Ringgold Reading Tip: Taking Notes Use a chart like the one Cite passages to
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The Harlem Renaissance 163 words Langston Hughes 195 words Jazz 233 words The Apollo Theater 184 words Visual Art 220 words Zora Neale Hurston
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During their visit, she suggested that Hughes travel throughout the South reading his poetry to earn a living The idea seemed kind of crazy to him After all,
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Harlem Renaissance as part of a larger story places, events, and/or passages as you go After READING The Harlem Renaissance — Jessica McBirney
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*Modified Article: The Harlem Renaissance 12-13 Activity 1: Basic Comprehension Quiz/Check – Multiple Choice w/Key 14-15 Activity 2: Basic Comprehension
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Consider breaking up the reading into sections—choosing a few key passages such as the beginning and pages 36–39 (regarding the influence of music on his
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THE HARLEM RENAISSANCE SECTION 5 Focus Question: How did African Americans express a new sense of hope and pride? As you read, identify the main ideas
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"Thank You, M'am," by Langston Hughes, is set in Harlem, a com- munity in New York Reading a story is more enjoyable if you become involved with the
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Ideologies of Art, Literature and Music: The Harlem Renaissance various students I have worked with who talked about reading their textbooks to their
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