Mastery list: 6th Grade X.3, X.5, X.8, X.9, L.2, AA. 8, FF.3, HH.1-3
IN: Create an outline for both sides of school uniform debate using expository outline handout (remember the outline should have five sentences: thesis and four topic sentences).
What is the difference between persuasive and expository writing?
OUT: Create a word bank for essay by finding synonyms: supporters and opposition.
MAKE UP WORK: Take notes on the handouts linked on the date of your absence. You can submit the notes (include the IN and OUT) to my in-box. Please make sure the date of the absence is identified on the make-up work.
Label each sentence in a all four paragraphs by starting each sentence with a pattern number.
IN: Write an into paragraph on social media. Explain the following information: What is social media? Where is social media being used? Who is using social media? How is social media used in a negative way an a positive way? Why is the topic complicated? End your intro with a thesis.
OUT: Write a conclusion using the following guidelines: Explain that the debate is complicated and what makes it complicated. Restate thesis. Explain what both sides have in common. Explain how the topic is changing. Offer solutions for both sides. Explain the importance of finding a solution. End with a fact, startling statement, quote, anecdote, or provocative series of questions.
MAKE UP WORK: First write an outline (thesis and four topic sentences. Next, write a 3 paragraph essay (intro, 1 body paragraph, conclusion) on the topic of bullying. One side is for regulating social media because it increases bullying, and the other side is against regulating social media because it is not to blame. The handout (R1 see handouts on website) will help you with the structure of the essay. Please make sure the date of the absence is identified on the make-up work.
IN: After listening to this NPR reporting on the FAFSA, write in your IN what you notice about the use of evidence/sources.
OUT: Explain how to punctuate TLQ using the three forms of punctuation: comma, the word "that," and a colon. Use the bottom of R5 to help you.
MAKE UP WORK: Take notes on the handouts linked on the date of your absence. What is TLQ? Complete the exercise at the bottom of the last page. Complete the exercises on the Practice integrating quotes handout. Using a thesaurus, find the synonyms for each of the following words: states, says, proponent, opponent. Write an outline (thesis and topic sentences) on the debate over the school doors being locked. You can submit the notes (include the IN and OUT) to my in-box. Please make sure the date of the absence is identified on the make-up work.
IN: What is the difference between a TLQ and a TS? What? Where? Why? How many?
MAKE UP WORK: Write the two paragraphs listed above. Practice integrating quotations. You can submit the notes (include the IN and OUT) to my in-box. Please make sure the date of the absence is identified on the make-up work.