ELA 09.12.25 Barrio Boy [SyncTV]

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ELA 09.12.25 Barrio Boy [SyncTV]

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Clip 1
Scene Description
Four students sit around a table in a library. The students’ books, digital devices, and notebooks are out on the table. While they talk, other students work quietly in the background.

Transcript
00 Marco: But she's not a giant, she's "match for giants."
03 Morgan: Same thing, right?
04 Marco: I don't know.
05 Lorenzo: What are you thinking, Marco?
07 Marco: Well, it's like Brianna said:
09 Ernie's trying to decide whether she's  a friend or an enemy.
11 Morgan: Yeah? And?
13 Marco: To a six year-old boy giants are scary.
16 If he decided she looked like a giant,
18 that's like saying she looked like the enemy,
20 but to say she's "a match for giants," that's like saying...
24 Brianna: That she could protect him!
26 That if the giants were coming, Miss Hopley could fight them and win!
28 Morgan: You got that from one sentence?
30 Marco: Sometimes the truth is in the details, right?
33 Lorenzo: So from this experience, Ernie decides that Miss Hopley is powerful
37 and that she's on his side.

Clip 2
Scene Description
Four students sit around a table in a library. The students’ books, digital devices, and notebooks are out on the table. While they talk, other students work quietly in the background.

Transcript
00 Brianna: I get how Ernie feels.
01 It's scary to be in a new country.
03 My mom still gets nervous about grocery shopping.
06 Marco: Why? I mean, have you asked her why?
08 Brianna: I think it's because she's afraid of talking to strangers.
11 Most people are nice but if someone is rude to her
13 it could really hurt her feelings.
15 Morgan: I don't like mean people either!
16 Brianna: I know, but when it's your country, or when you feel like you belong here,
21 I think it bothers you less.
22 Lorenzo: So, it's a confidence thing?
24 Morgan: Do you think that's one of the things Ernie learns?
27 Confidence?

(Time Permitting)
This part below is only to be completed if we have extra time before the end of class.

Clip 3
Scene Description
Four students sit around a table in a library. The students’ books, digital devices, and notebooks are out on the table. While they talk, other students work quietly in the background.

Transcript
00 Lorenzo: The section where Ernie talks about her is really interesting.
03 Listen to this: "It was as if in that closet we were both discovering together
07 the secret to the English language.
09 And grieving together over the tragedies of Bo Peep."
11 Brianna: The tragedies of Bo Peep?
13 Marco: She lost her sheep, didn't you hear?
16 Lorenzo: Miss Ryan seems to be experiencing it with Ernie,
19 as if for the first time.
21 Morgan: Right! A few lines later he says,
23 "It was not only that we sensed she was with it but also that she was with us."
28 So not only is she cool, but she's also on their side.
32 Marco: Hey! That's kind of what Ernie likes about Miss Hopley, right?
35 That she's on his side.
36 Lorenzo: There's more.
37 He says that, "Miss Ryan loosened me and my classmates from the
40 safe anchorage of the desk
42 for recitations at the blackboard and consultations at her desk."
45 She's encouraging them to move around in the world.
48 Morgan: So, maybe confidence is one of the things he learns?
51 Brianna: His confidence grows as he learns to read too,
53 like when he pronounces butterfly for the first time.
55 Marco: Not only is he proud of himself
57 but he talks about how Miss Ryan makes a big deal about it.
00 Lorenzo: She celebrates every step of their progress.
02 Morgan: Miss Hopley gets excited about stuff too.
04 When the kids in the class share their stories about home,
07 it says she expresses "wonder."
09 "It was easy for me to feel that becoming a proud American, as she said we should,
13 did not mean feeling ashamed of being a Mexican."
16 Lorenzo: Gosh, Miss Hopley's the best.
18 Brianna: Better than Miss Ryan?
19 Lorenzo: Hard to say.
20 Miss Hopley makes the kids feel like their stories from home are really important
24 Marco: So it sounds like Ernie doesn't have to lose his Mexican identity
27 in order to assimilate.
28 Morgan: Maybe you're right Marco.
29 Maybe assimilating is easy for Ernie.
31 Marco: I change my mind. 
32 Morgan: What?
33 Marco: Yeah. Ernie's lucky that Miss Ryan and Miss Hopley are super cool.
36 But what he's doing at six years old? Not easy.

Clip 3
Scene Description
Four students sit around a table in a library. The students’ books, digital devices, and notebooks are out on the table. While they talk, other students work quietly in the background.

Transcript
00 Lorenzo: The section where Ernie talks about her is really interesting.
03 Listen to this: "It was as if in that closet we were both discovering together
07 the secret to the English language.
09 And grieving together over the tragedies of Bo Peep."
11 Brianna: The tragedies of Bo Peep?
13 Marco: She lost her sheep, didn't you hear?
16 Lorenzo: Miss Ryan seems to be experiencing it with Ernie,
19 as if for the first time.
21 Morgan: Right! A few lines later he says,
23 "It was not only that we sensed she was with it but also that she was with us."
28 So not only is she cool, but she's also on their side.
32 Marco: Hey! That's kind of what Ernie likes about Miss Hopley, right?
35 That she's on his side.
36 Lorenzo: There's more.
37 He says that, "Miss Ryan loosened me and my classmates from the
40 safe anchorage of the desk
42 for recitations at the blackboard and consultations at her desk."
45 She's encouraging them to move around in the world.
48 Morgan: So, maybe confidence is one of the things he learns?
51 Brianna: His confidence grows as he learns to read too,
53 like when he pronounces butterfly for the first time.
55 Marco: Not only is he proud of himself
57 but he talks about how Miss Ryan makes a big deal about it.
00 Lorenzo: She celebrates every step of their progress.
02 Morgan: Miss Hopley gets excited about stuff too.
04 When the kids in the class share their stories about home,
07 it says she expresses "wonder."
09 "It was easy for me to feel that becoming a proud American, as she said we should,
13 did not mean feeling ashamed of being a Mexican."
16 Lorenzo: Gosh, Miss Hopley's the best.
18 Brianna: Better than Miss Ryan?
19 Lorenzo: Hard to say.
20 Miss Hopley makes the kids feel like their stories from home are really important
24 Marco: So it sounds like Ernie doesn't have to lose his Mexican identity
27 in order to assimilate.
28 Morgan: Maybe you're right Marco.
29 Maybe assimilating is easy for Ernie.
31 Marco: I change my mind. 
32 Morgan: What?
33 Marco: Yeah. Ernie's lucky that Miss Ryan and Miss Hopley are super cool.
36 But what he's doing at six years old? Not easy.

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