August 21/22


English H/CP

1. Parent/Student Signature

2. Quote Me poster


ELD

1. Parent/Student Signature


August 22

ELD

1. Memorize forms of "to be"

2. Finish "to be" worksheet

3. A piece of the puzzle


August 23/26


English CP/H

1. Vocabulary presentation

ELD

Days of the week/Months of the year


August 27/28

English CP/H

Final draft of autobiographical poem (illustrated)


ELD

Study days of the week/months of the year


August 29/30


English H/CP


1. Be prepared for quiz on plot!

2. Final draft of noun poem (landscape and illustrated)



September 3/4


English H/CP

Research some aspects of the mongoose or cobra, such as feeding habits, its life cycle, its physical characteristics , and also fun facts. Create a brochure and include pictures as well as a Works Cited.


ELD

Nouns - classroom objects


September 5/6

Be prepared for vocabulary quiz #1 (cloze exercise)

http://bit.ly/CVmyPerspectives


September 9/10

English H

Finish Rikki-tikki-tavi EBQ


English CP

Vocabulary Packet is due!


September 11/12


English H/CP

Be prepared to take quiz on "Rikki-tikki"; it will be an open book test:)


ELD

Adjectives worksheet


September 13/16


English H/CP


Final draft of Alliteration poem (landscape and illustrated)

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ny59yLJXIYh3I7RMDnhSta0zuxQBARQYVeHR7PIQC4U/edit#heading=h.gjdgxs



September 17/18


1. Finish chapter I (1) Red Fern and be prepared for a reading quiz!


September 19/20


1. Finish chapter III (3) and be prepared for reading quiz!


September 23/24


1. Finish chapter IV (4) and be prepared for reading quiz!


September 25/26


1. Finish chapter VI (6)

2. Vocabulary log through "quavering" (29)


September 27/October 1

1. Read chapter VII


October 2/3


1. Vocabulary presentation (create a commercial)

2. Read chapter IX (9)


October 11/14


English H

1. Review grammar notes and be prepared for quiz (action verb, linking verb, helping verb, verb phrase)

2. Final draft of sensory detail paragraph (12 point, Times Roman)

3. EBQ revised


October 15/16


1. Be prepared for Red Fern quiz Chapters I - X

2. Read chapter XI


October 17/18


1. Final draft of metaphor poem (landscape and illustrated)

2. Indirect characterization poster (due Wednesday)


October 21/22


1. Finish chapter XII

2. Indirect characterization poster due Wednesday (H) and Monday (CP)



October 23/24 CP


1. Exposition for spooky Halloween story (background music-sensory details, figures of speech, dialogue, indirect characterization)

2. Read chapter XIII

3. Book talk due October 29/30 (volunteers)

4. Indirect characterization poster is due for CP!


October 25


H

Volunteers, be prepared for book talk !


October 30/Nov. 4


1. Vocabulary chapters VI - XV ( front page)

2. Field trip permission slip and donation


Nov. 7/8


1. Field trip permission/donation

2. Be prepared for quotation marks quiz

3. Read chapter XVII Red Fern

4. Trimester 1 reading log is due!



Nov. 14/15

1.Final draft of autobiographical narrative (MLA format)

2. Finish chapter XVIII



Nov. 18/19

H

1. Be prepared for vocabulary quiz lesson 2

2. Read chapter XX


CP

1. Vocabulary packet 2 is due!

2. Be prepared for vocabulary quiz

3. Read chapter XX


Red Fern Folder

Cover page (title of novel. author's name, picture, heading)

Table of Contents (typed)

1. About the Author/map

2. Pre-reading bias

3. Quickwrites (1-5)

4. Vocab. I -V

5. Vocab. VI - IXV

6. Character Traits and Evidence

7. Figurative Language Scavenger Hunt

8. Chapter XIV]

9. Conflict

10. Novel/Movie Comparison


Dec. 3/4


1. Memorize first stanza of prepositions

2. ACC reading guide questions 4-8 (highlight textual evidence in your script)


Dec. 9/10


1. Reading guide questions - 12

2. Be prepared for quiz Act I (comprehension and vocabulary)



Dec. 11/12


1. Final draft of preposition poem (landscape and illustrated)

2. Reading guide questions 13 and 14



Field trip December 16!


Dec. 17/18


A Christmas Carol folder


Cover page (title, author, picture, heading)

Table of contents (typed)

1. Elements of Drama

2. Background Information

3. A Christmas Carol (tree)

4. Vocabulary Act I

5. Vocabulary Act II

6. Reading Guide Questions

7. Ghost essay

8. Picture



Ghost essay


Write a three-paragraph essay describing:

A. What your ghost would look like. Begin with a captivating hook. What would you wear and have attached to your chain?

B. Who would you visit and why? Think of one person you would like to visit a ghost and share some experience, feelings, or insights with.

C. How do you feel about your visit and what is your next mission?


Jan. 7/8


H

1. Vocabulary presentation (Instagram)

2. Grammar video is due Feb. 3


CP

1. "Thank you M'am" Quiz

2. Grammar video is due Feb.4


Jan. 14/15


H

1. "Thank you M'am" quiz

2. Final draft of prose version "The Highwayman" (MLA format)

3. Grammar video is due Feb. 3


CP

1. Comma Rules (Assessment)

2. Final draft of prose version "The Highwayman" (MLA format)



January 16/17

H/CP

1. Grammar project is due Feb. 3/4

2. Final draft of prose version of "The Highwayman" (double-spaced)

3. Novel presentations Jan. 24


CP

1. Be prepared for quiz on commas

2. Grammar video is due Feb. 4


January 22/23


H

1. Final draft of Highwayman EBQ

2. Grammar video is due Feb. 3


CP

1. Grammar video is due Feb. 4


January 24/27


H

1. Vocabulary quiz 3

2. "The Highwayman" and "Annabel Lee" quiz

3. Grammar video is due Feb. 3


CP

1. "The Highwayman" and "Annabel Lee" quiz

2. Final draft of emotion poem (landscape and illustrated)

3. Grammar video due Feb. 4


January 28/29

H/CP

1. Read chapters 1 and 2 The Giver

2. Recording Your feelings worksheet

3. Bring post its notes please!


January 30/31


H

1. Final draft of Emotion poem (landscape and illustrated)

2. Read chapter 4 The Giver

3. Denotation/connotation worksheet

Looking forward to grammar videos:)


Feb. 3/4


H

1. Read chapter 6

2. Quote Hunt for chapters 3-6; find a quote and write an inference what the quote implies about Jonas's community


CP

1. Vocabulary quiz #3


Feb. 5/6


H/CP

1. Read chapter 8; quote hunt


Feb. 11/12


1. Read chapters 11 and 12 (quote hunt)

2. Vocabulary notebook

CP

1. Read chapters 11 and 12 (quote hunt)

2. Vocabulary notebook (disposition-exuberant)


Feb. 13/18


Read chapters 13 and 14


Feb. 19/20


1. Read chapters 15 & 16

2. Be prepared for reading quiz

(9-16)

3. Finish compare and contrast paragraph


Feb. 21/24

1. Final draft of Six-Word Memoir

2. Final draft of compare/contrast paragraph (MLA format)

3. Read chapters 17-19


Feb. 25/26


1. Permission slip for the Giver movie

2. Visualizing Elsewhere


March 2/3

H

1. Giver folder is due

2. Socratic Seminar prep!

CP

Giver folder is due!


March 4/5

H/CP

Trimester 2 reading log is due!


March 10/11


H

1. Comma quiz

2. Final draft of All That I Wonder poem (landscape and illustrated)


CP

1. Introductory paragraph (Argument outline) : Hook and Background Information


March 21

Dear Students,

I miss all of you, and I am excited to embark on this new adventure of distance learning with you. My sincere hope is that you all take this time to enjoy family time, a good book, crafting, making meals together, or even learning a second language.

Please check my website every Monday and Wednesday for activities and assignments to be completed by Friday.

As you know, this coming week will be a transition period before actual distance learning commences on Monday, March 30.


This week's activities are voluntary, ungraded, and encompass a review of material we started a couple of weeks ago. So, please go to my google classroom and gain access through the following codes:

ELD 1 class code: zjvfvfb

CP 1B class code: 5zpaheb

CP 3B class code: oqrkdm6

H 1A class code: hzpfnuo

Warmly,

Gabriele Hempill


Queridos estudiantes,

Los he extrañado a todos y estoy muy emocionada de embarcarme en esta nueva aventura de aprendizaje a distancia con ustedes. Espero sinceramente que todos se tomen este tiempo para disfrutar en familia, leer un buen libro, hacer manualidades, preparar comidas juntos o incluso aprender un segundo idioma.

Visiten mi sitio web todos los lunes y miércoles para ver las actividades y tareas que se deberán completar antes del viernes. Los viernes, podemos hacer una videoconferencia a través de la aplicación Zoom, o pueden enviarme un correo electrónico con preguntas.

Como ya sabrán, la próxima semana será un período de transición antes de que comience el Aprendizaje a Distancia el lunes 30 de marzo.

Las actividades de esta semana son voluntarias, sin calificar y abarcan una revisión del material que comenzamos hace un par de semanas atrás.

Por favor, entren en mi a mi clase de “Google Class” y obtengan acceso a través de los siguientes códigos:

Código de clase ELD 1: zjvfvfb

Código de clase CP 1B: 5zpaheb

Código de clase CP 3B: oqrkdm6

Código de clase H 1A: hzpfnuo

Con cariño,

Gabriele Hempill


March 30

Please check google classroom for assignments and activities. This week's assignments encompass a Daily Dazzle (converted to Weekly Dazzle), a grammar video, and continued work on the Argument essay. The essay, in its entirety, won't be due until April 9. This week finish your two body paragraphs which focus on your two reasons supporting your claim and submit them by creating a google doc.


April 6 -9

A huge thank you to all of you who have been so diligently submitting assignments! This week there will be a Weekly Dazzle 2 (standards based), a grammar lesson on semicolons and colons, as well as continued work on the essay (3rd body paragraph and conclusion). The schedule for this weeks' Zoom meetings is as follows:

  • Mondays:
  • 1A: 9:00 - 9:20 (presentation and explanation of assignments)
  • 1B: 9:25 - 9:45
  • 3B: 9:50 - 10:10
  • ELD: 12:00 P.M.

Wednesday:

  • 1A: 9:00 - 9:20 (question&answer session; checking-in)
  • 1B: 9:25 - 9:45
  • 3B: 9:50 - 10:10
  • ELD: 12:00 P.M.



April 20

Welcome back ! I hope everyone enjoyed a relaxing spring break even under modified circumstances; I hope you will share your silver lining with me this week during Zoom:)

This week's activities will be :

  • Weekly Dazzle (tone)
  • Poem "I am from ..." (April is poetry month)
  • Flocabulary video as review for grammar quiz (semicolon/colon)
  • Are you up for a challenge and reading competition? Then sign up for Readtheory.org (directions are in Google classroom) There will be a reward at the end of the school year for our top 3 readers :)

Our Zoom schedule is as follows:


  • Mondays:
  • 1A: 9:00 - 9:30 (presentation and explanation of assignments)
  • 1B: 9:35 - 10:00
  • 3B: 10:05 - 10:35
  • ELD: 2:00 P.M.

Wednesday:

  • 1A: 9:00 - 9:30 (question&answer session; checking-in)
  • 1B: 9:35 - 10:00
  • 3B: 10:05 - 10:35
  • ELD: 12:00 P.M.



April 27


Our Zoom schedule is as follows:

  • ID: 3994676924

Password: bienvenido


1. Reading competition ends this Thursday; the winner with the most knowledge points will be awarded with a Starbucks gift card!

2. Weekly Dazzle (repetition)

3. You told Me poem

4. Introduction to novel unit: The Hobbit and Crispin

5. Grammar: Kinds of sentences (Edpuzzle)

6. Friendly letter (introductory paragraph)

7. Novel presentations


  • Mondays:
  • 1A: 9:00 - 9:30 (presentation and explanation of assignments)
  • 1B: 9:35 - 10:00
  • 3B: 10:05 - 10:35
  • ELD: 2:00 P.M.

Wednesday:

  • 1A: 9:00 - 9:30 (question&answer session; checking-in)
  • 1B: 9:35 - 10:00
  • 3B: 10:05 - 10:35
  • ELD: 12:00 P.M.



Dear Students and Parents,

I hope you all enjoyed a wonderful Memorial Day weekend with a slight sliver of normalcy, due to some reopening procedures. i just wanted to express my gratitude to all of my students, who either faithfully zoomed with me twice a week and/or diligently turned in assignments via Google classroom. As we have all experienced, zoom does not by any means replace live teaching, and I especially miss the daily interactions with my students.

My sincere hope is that all of my students will finish the school year strongly by focusing on the end of the year novel project and turning in all missing assignments. Please feel free to contact me with any questions!

Sincerely,

Gabriele Hempill






























April 30/May 1


H

1.Final draft of She is/He is ...

2.Chapter 1 The Hobbit



May 2/3


H

1. Print out calendar pages (August 2019 - July 20120) time and date.com waterproofpaper.com

2. Read chapter 2 The Hobbit

3. Final draft of color poem (landscape and illustrated)


CP

1. Print out calendar pages

2. Read chapters 7 and 8 Crispin

3. Be prepared for reading quiz chapters 1-8


May 16/17


H

1. Novel presentations May 24

2. Read chapter VIII The Hobbit


CP


1. Novel presentations May 24/25

2. Read chapters 32-36

3. Poetry evaluations



May 20/21


H

1. Final draft of business letter

2. Read chapter X

3. Novel presentations May 24

CP

1. Final draft of business letter

2. Read chapters 42-46


May 22/23

H

1. Read chapters 13 & 14 (The Hobbit)

2. Novel presentations are due!


CP

1. Read chapters 47-52 (Crispin)

2. Novel presentations are due!

3. Tri 3 Reading Log!


May 28/29

1. Novel presentations

2. Crispin Final

3. Tri 3 Reading Log!