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Practice 15 minutes.
Today's Work:
ComLit Poem: "Dreams"
Use the annotation tools to mark up the article as you read: (5Ws, main ideas, vocabulary, references to question/answers, etc.).
Work your way through the guided questions in the article as you read.
Complete the "Assessment" Questions at the end of the article.
ELA IXLs:
F.3 Rhyme Schemes **(90%)**
G.1 Informational Texts (70%)
P.1 and P.2 Greek and Latin Roots (70%)
Today's Work:
ComLit Poem: "Drum Dream Girl"
Use the annotation tools to mark up the article as you read: (5Ws, main ideas, vocabulary, references to question/answers, etc.).
Work your way through the guided questions in the article as you read.
Complete the "Assessment" Questions at the end of the article.
EdPuzzle: "BBC News: Victoria Derbyshire"
ELA IXLs:
G.2 Vocabulary: Informational Texts (70%)
I.2 Visual Elements (70%)
P.3 Greek and Latin Roots (70%)
Today's Work:
ComLit Poem: "I Practiced"
Use the annotation tools to mark up the article as you read: (5Ws, main ideas, vocabulary, references to question/answers, etc.).
Work your way through the guided questions in the article as you read.
Complete the "Assessment" Questions at the end of the article.
ELA IXLs:
P.4 Greek and Latin Roots (70%)
**Work on missing assignments!**
Today's Work:
ComLit/Science: "Getting Started on Saving the Everglades "
Use the annotation tools to mark up the article as you read: (5Ws, main ideas, vocabulary, references to question/answers, etc.).
Work your way through the guided questions in the article as you read.
Complete the "Assessment" Questions at the end of the article.
ELA IXLs:
P.5 Greek and Latin Roots (70%)
**Work on missing assignments!**
Today's Work:
ComLit/Science: "Strength in Numbers"
Use the annotation tools to mark up the article as you read: (5Ws, main ideas, vocabulary, references to question/answers, etc.).
Work your way through the guided questions in the article as you read.
Complete the "Assessment" Questions at the end of the article.
**Work on missing assignments!**