November 4 - 8 Assignments listed here represent the "Plan" for the week. Plans of course are subject to change as needed, so this should not be considered the last word on what will take place in class or will be assigned for homework. When plans do change however, the changes will be reflected here (hopefully by the evening of the day in which they are known to exist).
Week 11
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Ott Class Help Pass clip and use for the week of
11/08 Students who need extra help or
assistance may see me
Monday - Friday after school.
Extra Help is available this week. Students may use this pass to get help with assigned work
. Students without passes may not be permitted to enter the building before school. |
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All
8th Grade ELA Classes (7th Grade -
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Monday
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Students will begin the class with 10 minutes
of independent
reading.
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Students will then collaboratively
complete Grammar Lesson 7, The Simple Predicate II. Student
teams will work their way through the activities and examples using
a structure called Numbered Heads Together, where they discuss each
question as a team and come to consensus on a answer ensuring that
all team mates can defend their choice.
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Activity will then be reviewed
selecting teams and members randomly. Students that correctly
answer questions earn points for their team.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Although
Daily Reading Logs will be optional, students are encouraged to complete
them to take more control over their grades. 2 Word Work words
will be due by the end of the week.
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Tuesday
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Students will begin the class with independent
reading.
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Students will then begin Amplify
Lesson Perspectives and Narrative SU 3 L8 "A reality that was
not mine"where we will
revisit Kaitlyn Greenridge's narrative,
"My Mother's Garden," and complete activities 1-3. Students will begin with a vocabulary
warm-up in activity 1 and collaboratively work their way through
activity 3.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Although
Daily Reading Logs will be optional, students are encouraged to
complete them to take more control over their grades. 2 Word
Work words will be due by the end of the week.
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Wednesday
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Students will begin class with 10 minutes of
independent reading.
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Students will then continue Amplify
Lesson Perspectives and Narrative SU 3 L8 "A reality that was
not mine"revisiting Kaitlyn Greenridge's narrative,
"My Mother's Garden," and complete activities4-5.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Although
Daily Reading Logs will be optional, students are encouraged to
complete them to take more control over their grades. 2
Word Work words will be due by the end of the week.
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Thursday
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Students begin the class with independent
reading.
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Students will then complete Amplify
Lesson Perspectives and Narrative SU 3 L8 "A reality that was
not mine"revisiting Kaitlyn Greenridge's narrative,
"My Mother's Garden," and complete activities6-9.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Although
Daily Reading Logs will be optional, students are encouraged to
complete them to take more control over their grades. 2 Word
Work words will be due by the end of the week.
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Friday
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Students begin the class with independent
reading.
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Students will then be introduced to
the Dialectical Response Assignment. This is a structured
response to their independent reading novel. The process will
be modeled and involves properly documenting a selected passage from
the text that made them stop and think. They then respond to
that passage.
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Today, students will take notes on
the process giving them an example of the difference between a
"pretty good" response and an excellent response.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Although
Daily Reading Logs will be optional, students are encouraged to
complete them to take more control over their grades. 2 Word
Work words will be due by the end of the week.
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All
7th Grade ELA Classes |
Monday
-
Students will begin the class with 10 minutes
of independent
reading.
-
Students will then collaboratively
complete Grammar Lesson 7, The Simple Predicate II. Student
teams will work their way through the activities and examples using
a structure called Numbered Heads Together, where they discuss each
question as a team and come to consensus on a answer ensuring that
all team mates can defend their choice.
-
Activity will then be reviewed
selecting teams and members randomly. Students that correctly
answer questions earn points for their team.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Four
reading logs and 2 Word Work Words are due by the end of the week.
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Tuesday
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Students will begin the class with independent
reading.
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Students will Begin Amplify Lesson
7A Red Scarf Girl SU3 L9 "The Revolution Hits Home."
Students will compare how setting can reflect the mood of the text
and will compare the setting of Ji-Li's home at two dramatically
different times in the text. Students will complee activities
1-4.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Four
reading logs and 2 Word Work Words are due by the end of the week.
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Wednesday
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Students will begin the class with independent
reading.
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Students will complete Amplify Lesson
7A Red Scarf Girl SU3 L9 "The Revolution Hits Home."
Students will use text evidence to defend a claim relating to
yesterday's reading. Students will complee activities 1-4.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Four
reading logs and 2 Word Work Words are due by the end of the
week.
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Thursday
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Students will begin the class with independent
reading.
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Students will begin Amplify Lesson
7A Red Scarf Girl SU3 L10 "The Moves a Writer Makes."
Students will use text evidence to defend a claim relating to
yesterday's reading. Students will consider mood and examine
the choices writers make to use details to convey mood.
Students will complete activities 1-4.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Four
reading logs and 2 Word Work Words are due by the end of the week.
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Friday
-
Students begin the class with independent
reading.
-
Students will then be introduced to
the Dialectical Response Assignment. This is a structured
response to their independent reading novel. The process will
be modeled and involves properly documenting a selected passage from
the text that made them stop and think. They then respond to
that passage.
-
Today, students will take notes on
the process giving them an example of the difference between a
"pretty good" response and an excellent response.
Homework: Students
should
complete their 1/2 hour of independent reading tonight. Four
reading logs and 2 Word Work Words are due by the end of the week.
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