Week 6
Monday
Objective: SWBAT identify the simple subject and predicate as well as the complete subject and predicate in a sentence (L1).
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Assessment
Genesis and Exodus Test 40 pts
Homework:
Begin Theogony (In Reader)
Tuesday
Objective: SWBAT demonstrate mastery of reading content by taking a test (RL10).
Exit: Subjects and Predicates Worksheet
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Sentence Purpose Lesson
Subjects and Predicates Lesson
Sentence Purpose Worksheet, Subjects and Predicates Worksheet
Homework:
Begin Reading and Annotating Theogony
Wednesday/Thursday
Objective: SWBAT write a paragraph following the CBEA outline (W1).
Exit: CBEA Paragraph on best food place to eat.
Bellwork: Flash Fiction
Direct Instruction:
Theogony Read and Annotate
Introduce Banquet of the Gods
Homework:
Read and Annotate Theogony (Reader)
Friday
Objective: SWBAT annotate a text, highlighting important points and making comments in the margins (RL1).
Exit: annotation check
Bellwork 1.24: The Good, Beautiful, and True
Direct Instruction:
Theogony Discussion
Independent Practice:
Finish reading and annotating Theogony
Homework: R&R Weekend
Vocabulary: gaunt, nostalgia, defer, unscathed, interject, gratification, fanatically, recede
Previously in English...
Week 5
How to submit an assignment on Google Classroom Click on that link for a video that will show you how to submit an assignment. Chose to create a new doc.
Monday
Objective: SWBAT annotate a text, highlighting important points and making comments in the margins (RL1).
Exit: annotation check
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Discuss and Annotate Exodus 7-9
Homework:
Read and annotate Exodus 10-12
Vocab Worksheet
Tuesday
Objective: SWBAT make two analytical comments during a Socratic discussion (SL1).
SWBAT take notes on the important information in a chapter (RL2).
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Exodus Socratic Seminar
Homework:
Read and annotate Exodus 13-15
Vocab Worksheet
Wednesday - Thursday
Objective: SWBAT write a paragraph following the CBEA outline (W1).
Exit: CBEA Paragraph answering the Exodus Prompt
Exit: What must the Israelites do in order for the plague to “pass over” them?
Bellwork: A new student started at your school this week, and he is having trouble fitting in. Some of your friends have been laughing behind his back.What would you do?
Direct Instruction:
Exodus CBEAR Essay Curriculum Based External Assessment Essay Outline 30 pts: How to submit an assignment on Google Classroom
Homework:
Vocab Worksheet
Submit CBEAR Essay on Google Classroom:
FridayHalf Day
Objective: SWBAT prepare for a unit exam
Bellwork: The Good, Beautiful, and True Friday Quote of the Week
La Musica Notturna delle Strade di Madrid, No. 6, Op. 30
Assessment:
Study for Genesis and Exodus Test
Independent Practice:
Homework:
R&R
Vocabulary: shard, manipulate, muse, lucrative, ominous, tamper, anticipation, insinuate
Week 4
Monday
Objective: SWBAT annotate a text, highlighting important points and making comments in the margins (RL3).
Exit: annotation check
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Discuss Genesis 41-46
Joseph Win Chart
Homework:
Socratic Seminar Questions
Tuesday
Objective: SWBAT make two analytical comments during a Socratic discussion (SL1).
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Homework:
Vocab Worksheet
Read and annotate Exodus 1-6
Wednesday/Thursday
Objective: RL2: SWBAT identify how God uses miracles in the story (RL2).
Exit: Describe Moses’ objections to God’s plan. What is God’s response? Why would God use miracles to respond to Moses’ fears?
Bellwork: Please analyze the graph below. What information does this graph portray? What did you learn from this graph?
Direct Instruction:
Genesis Quiz
What is Literary Analysis
Essay Style
Genesis CBEAR Essay Curriculum Based External Assessment Essay Outline 30 pts
Homework:
Vocab Worksheet
Read and annotate Exodus 1-6
CBEAR Essay if not completed in class
Friday
Objective: SWBAT identify the purpose of each sentence and include the appropriate punctuation mark (L2).
Exit: Sentence Purpose Worksheet
Bellwork: The Good, Beautiful, and True Friday Quote of the Week
Direct Instruction:
Exodus 1-6 Discussion
Homework:
Read and annotate Exodus 7-9
Week 3
Monday
Objective: SWBAT annotate a text, highlighting important points and making comments in the margins (RL4).
Exit: annotation check
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Discussion Questions Genesis 21, 22-23
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 37, 39-40
Vocabulary Worksheet
Tuesday
Objective: SWBAT take notes on the important information in a chapter.
Exit: note check
Bellwork: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 37, 39-40
Vocabulary Worksheet
Wednesday/Thursday
Objective: SWBAT determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in the text (RL4).
Exit: Though the KJV describes God as “tempting” Abraham, modern linguists argue that a better translation of the original Hebrew is “testing” (Alter). What exactly is God testing Abraham to do? What verbal and non-verbal responses does Abraham have to this test?
Bellwork: Why should students at BFHS study the Roman virtues?
Direct Instruction:
Genesis Close Reading 39-40
Developing a Thesis
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 41-46
Vocabulary Worksheet
Friday
Objective: SWBAT identify the purpose of each appropriate punctuation mark (L2).
Exit: Capitalization/Punctuation Worksheet
Bellwork: The Good, Beautiful, and True Friday Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife, Guido Reni
Direct Instruction:
Capitalization Review
Independent Practice:
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 48-50
Vocabulary: prosper, discreet, conspire, interpret, flabbergasted, perpetual, erratic, retort
Week 2
Monday
Objective: SWBAT annotate a text, highlighting important points and making comments in the margins (7 RL10).
Exit: annotation check
Bellwork 1.5: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Discuss Genesis v Enuma Elish
Read and Annotate Genesis 1-3
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 1-3
Vocabulary Worksheet
Tuesday
Objective: SWBAT take notes on the important information in a chapter (7.RL.10).
Exit: note check
Bellwork 1.6: Vocab Worksheet
Direct Instruction:
Creation Notes
Adam and Eve
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 6-9
Vocabulary Worksheet
Wednesday/Thursday
Objective: SWBAT analyze how a particular plot point influences the story (RL3).
Exit: What primary, widespread sin makes God decide to destroy most living creatures on the earth? (Chapter 6) Why might ancient writers have wanted to emphasize this sin as being so egregious?
Bellwork 1.7: RAFT: Write a short letter to the President of the United States about a topic that concerns you.
Direct Instruction:
If time: Claims in Writing
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 6-9
Vocabulary Worksheet
Friday Half Day
Objective: SWBAT annotate a text, highlighting important points and making comments in the margins (7 RL10).
Exit: annotation check
Bellwork: The Good, Beautiful, and True Friday (Eldorado, Poe)
Direct Instruction:
Genesis 21
Independent Practice:
Homework:
Read and annotate Genesis 21, 23-24
Vocabulary: genesis, dominion, enmity, corrupt, covenant, prestigious, inexplicit, galant
********Final Study********
Each lesson will be available starting 7/31
Grammar Lessons:
Reading Comprehension:
Joining a Google Classroom Using a Class Code
3rd Period:
5th Period:
1. Sign In:
Go to classroom.google.com on your computer or open the Google Classroom app on your mobile device.2. Sign In with the Correct Account:
Make sure you're signed in with the Google Account your teacher uses for the class. If not, click your profile picture to switch accounts.3. Click the Plus Sign:
On the main Classroom page, click the plus sign (+) in the top-right corner.4. Select "Join Class":
From the pop-up menu, select "Join class".5. Enter the Class Code:
Enter the 6-8 character class code provided by your teacher and click "Join".
Submitting an assignment to Google Classroom
On a computer:
Go to classroom.google.com and sign in to your Google Account.
Click on the class you're working in.
Click the Classwork tab.
Click on the assignment to open it.
To add work, click Add or create.
Select the source for your work: Google Drive, Link, or File (for files on your computer).
Choose your file or enter the link, then click Add.
Click Turn In and confirm your submission.