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LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Read about the role of a prop master, including its benefits and challenges; understand how to get started in a career as a prop master.
HEALTH ED STANDARDS
NHES 6: Use goal-setting skills to enhance health.
CASEL: Social awareness, self-management, responsible decision-making
Lesson Plan: I’m a Prop Master
What is a prop master, and what does it take to become one? Read on to find out!
PREPARING TO READ
Before you read the article “I’m a Prop Master,” ask your students the following pre-reading questions:
What does a prop master do, and what are the skills required to become one?
READING AND DISCUSSION
BUILDING COMPREHENSION
Check students’ comprehension of and engagement with the story with the following assessment tools:
EXPANDING SEL OPPORTUNITIES
Continue the learning journey with the following writing prompt:
In INTERVIEW WITH A PROP MASTER, have students imagine that Yasmine Wallace has agreed to do an interview for their school newspaper. Put students in pairs to script an interview that might take place between Yasmine and a student journalist. To help them get started, students may use the examples provided in the skills sheet. If there is time, have students present their interviews to one another in small groups once they finish writing.
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