March 10-14 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 26 - Book Project
Presentations Begin Wednesday
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Ott Class Help Pass clip and use for the week of
3/03 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
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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.
(Students may use this time to work on their Book Projects.)
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Students will turn-in their Book
Projects and Presentations in Google Classroom. Wednesday's
presentation schedule will be discussed.
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Students will then review Friday's
reading of Chapter 2 of The Devil's Arithmetic.
Weekly Word Work will be discussed as it will now come from our
reading of the novel.
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Students will then read and respond
to Chapter 3 of The Devil's Arithmetic. Results will be
discussed and DA - Chapters 1-3 will be turned in.
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Students will be given any remaining
time to work on their word work or their work on
their Devil's Arithmetic WebQuest.
Homework: Students
should prepare for their book project presentations beginning Wednesday.
Two Word Work Words from The Devil's Arithmetic are due by
Friday.
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Tuesday
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Students will begin the class with 10 minutes
of independent
reading.
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Students will then complete Round Two
of the March Madness Poetry Match-Up examining two of the poems that
advanced from last week's matchup and making connections to them.
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Students will continue our reading
and response to The Devil's Arithmetic. We will read and
discuss Chapter 4.
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Students will be given any remaining
time to conitnue their work on their Word Work or their work on
their Devil's Arithmetic WebQuest.
Homework: Students
should prepare for their book project presentations beginning Wednesday.
Two Word Work Words from The Devil's Arithmetic are due
by Friday.
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Wednesday
Homework: Two Word
Work Words from The Devil's Arithmetic are due by Friday.
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Thursday
- Early Release Schedule
Homework: Two Word
Work Words from The Devil's Arithmetic are due by Friday.
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Friday
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Students will
begin class with 10 minutes of independent reading.
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Students will present their book
projects.
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Depending on how much time is needed
for book project presentations, students may continue with their
reading of The Devil's Arithmetic, Chapter 5.
Homework: Students who have turned in
their Word Work and have presented their book projects do not have
homework over the weekend.
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All
7th Grade ELA Classes |
Monday
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Students will begin the class
with 10 minutes of independent reading.
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Students will turn-in their Book
Projects and Presentations in Google Classroom. Wednesday's
presentation schedule will be discussed.
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Students will review the process for
tomorrow's 1st debate round.
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Students will use remaining time to
continue their preparation for the debate.
Homework: Students should prepare for
Wednesday's book project presentations. Two 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 10 minutes
of independent
reading.
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Students will then complete Round Two
of the March Madness Poetry Match-Up examining two of the poems that
advanced from last week's matchup and making connections to them.
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Students will then begin Round 1 of
the debate.
Homework: Students should prepare for
Wednesday's book project presentations. Two Word Work Words
are due by the end of the week.
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Wednesday
Homework:Two Word Work Words are due by the
end of the week.
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Thursday - Early Release Schedule
Homework:Two Word Work Words are due by the
end of the week.
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Friday
Homework: Students
who have turned in their Word
work and have presented their projects have no homework.
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