Week 2 Q2
Monday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork- BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing the elements of plot.
Direct Instruction:
Tom Sawyer 1-8 Quiz
We will discuss appositives
We will discuss Chapter 6 and Chapter 7, 8
Independent Practice: Students will complete the appositives worksheet
Homework: Students will read Tom Sawyer Chapters 9, 10 (pages 65-78)
Assessment: Tom Sawyer Chapters 9-15 Quiz will be Friday, 10/25
Tuesday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork- BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing the elements of plot.
Direct Instruction:
We will discuss participles
We will discuss Chapter 9 and Chapter 10
Independent Practice: Students will complete the participles practice
Homework: Students will read and annotate Chapters 11, 12, 13 (pages 79-97)
Assessment: Tom Sawyer Chapters 9-15 Quiz will be Friday, 10/25
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Block Day
(Wed. and Thurs.)
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork: BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing the elements of plot.
Direct Instruction-
Discuss participial phrases
Tom Sawyer brainstorming with Traits
introduction to Tom Sawyer seminar
We will discuss the Chapters 11- 12 and Chapter 13
Independent Practice: Students will complete the Participles Review Worksheet
Homework: Students will read and annotate Chapters 14, 15, 16 (Pages 98-120)
Assessment:Tom Sawyer Chapters 9-15 Quiz will be Friday, 10/25
Friday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork- BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing the elements of plot.
Direct Instruction-
Tom Sawyer 9-15 Quiz
Read Chapter 20
We will discuss Chapter 14, Chapter 15, Chapter 16
Independent Practice:
Homework: Students will read and annotate Chapters 17 - 20 (Pages 121-142)
Assessment:
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Week 1 Quarter 2 Ocotober 12-15
Monday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing important literary elements and themes.
Direct Instruction:
New Seating Chart
Independent Practice: Students will complete the adjective phrases practice
Homework: Read Chapter 1, 2 of Tom Sawyer (p. 1-15)
Assessment: The Adjective and Adverb Phrases Quiz will be on Friday, 10/17
*All students are to bring a copy of the novel Tom Sawyer to class today.
Tuesday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing important literary elements and themes.
Direct Instruction:
We will discuss Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 Questions
Independent Practice: Students will complete the adverb phrases practice
Homework: Read Chapter 3, 4 (pages 16-33) of Tom Sawyer
Assessment: The Adjective and Adverb Phrases Quiz will be on Friday, 10/17
Block Day
(Wed. and Thurs.)
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork: BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing important literary elements and themes.
Direct Instruction
Socratic Seminar- Tom Sawyer Artwork 1
Independent Practice: Students will complete the Adjective and Adverb Phrases Review
Homework: Read Chapter 5 (Pages 34-39) and study for Adj/Adv Phrases Quiz
Assessment:The Adjective and Adverb Phrases Quiz will be on Friday, 10/17
Friday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork- BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing important literary elements and themes.
Direct Instruction-
Adjective and Adverb Phrases Quiz
We will discuss Chapters 5,
Read Chapter 6
Independent Practice:
Homework: Read Chapter 6, 7, 8, (pages 40-64)
Assessment: Tom Sawyer Chapter 1-8 Quiz on Monday, 10/20
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WEEK 9 END OF QUARTER 1
Monday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork- BW Assignment
Objective-Students will be able to critically read a novel and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing foreshadowing used by Poe within the short story.
Direct Instruction:
We will discuss “The Cask of Amontillado.”
Independent Practice:
Homework: Read and annotate "The Tell-Tale Heart"
Assessment:
Tuesday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork- BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read selected short stories and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing important literary elements and themes.
Direct Instruction:
Lit terms 51-60 Quiz
Discussion of jury roles and guilty vs. not guilty
Create an argument from the story on whether you think the narrator is innocent or guilty., using the “The Tell-Tale Heart” evidence collection sheet .
Independent Practice:
Homework:
Read and annotate "The Tell-Tale Heart" and create an argument from the story on whether you think the narrator is innocent or guilty using the “The Tell-Tale Heart” evidence collection sheet .
Assessment:
Block Day
(Wed. and Thurs.)
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork: BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read selected short stories and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing important literary elements and themes.
Direct Instruction-
We will do the jury seminar for The Tell-Tale Heart"
Courtroom
Independent Practice: Mock Trial Reflection
Homework: Finish written statements of The Tell-Tale Heart. Read and annotate “The Raven”.
Assessment: Have your copy of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer when we return from break
Friday
Warm-Up Activity/Bellwork- BW Assignment
Objective- Students will be able to critically read selected short stories and apply the skills and strategies of a successful reader, including recognizing important literary elements and themes.
Direct Instruction-
We will begin "The Raven' (Page 266-269) and listen to the audio on Youtube
Independent Practice:
Homework: NO HW for Fall Break!
Assessment: Have your copy of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer when we return from break
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Joining a Google Classroom Using a Class Code
2nd Period: igojfbyw
4th Period: n6xtq3ao
6th Period: rtdzzlqk
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.