Sugar (6-8) “Age of Honey,” Mapping Sugar Tool

Sugar (13-16) “The World’s First True University”

Sugar (16-18) “Storm of God;” relationship between sugar and Islam

“Globalization” and Ethics of Consumption

Sugar (24-29) Wars, Global Markets, and Information

Sugar (35-41) “Death and Sweetness,” Effect of words and phrases on tone

Sugar (42-53) Portrait Gallery of Sugar, How Images Develop Central Ideas

Sugar (57-63) “The Overseer” Close Reading to Facilitate Discussion

“How Your Addiction to Fast Fashion Kills”

“How Your Addiction to Fast Fashion Kills” Evaluation of Argument

Sugar (77-80) Structure of Text’s Impact on Connections Between Ideas

“Bangladesh Factory Collapse” Opinion Piece

“Bangladesh Factory Collapse” Delineation of Argument

Mid- Unit Assessment

Sugar (83-88) Unfolding Analysis Tool

Sugar (88-91) “The Sound of Liberty” Central Idea

Sugar (101-104) “Back to Our Stories” Refine Central Idea

“When Sweatshops Are a Dream” Exploring Rhetoric

“When Sweatshops Are a Dream” Analysis of Evidence and Claims

Sugar (6-104) Author’s Craft in Developing Central Ideas

Sugar (114-118) Author’s Craft in Representation of Central Ideas

Sugar (121-126) “Satyagraha” and Author’s Claims

Sugar (127-130) How Successful Were the Authors? You Decide.

Construct Outline for Argument

Drafting Body Paragraphs

Formal Style and Objective Tone

Central Claim Development and Writing Conclusions

Revise and Edit Argument, Conventions, Parallel Structure

Complete Argument in Class