For the week of May 4, 2020: Complete all squares of the Vocabulary Analogies. Read Birds of a Feather and answer the questions. You will do the same for Life in Yakutia. These hyperlinks will eliminate any problems like we had last week!
Assignments for week of April 27, 2020: Complete both pages of Solving Analogies: Related Pairs 1-6; read the nonfiction passage Understanding Bullying and answer the questions in complete sentences. Read the fiction passage With the Guys and answer the questions in complete sentences. You will use both passages to answer some of these questions. Again, it may be easier to record your responses on a blank Google doc and submit rather than trying to manipulate the images.
Complete Solving Analogies: Related Pairs 1-6
Read the nonfiction passage Understanding Bullying: It's Never Okay and answer the questions in complete sentences.
Read the fiction passage With the Guys and answer the questions in complete sentences. You will use both Understanding Bullying and With the Guys to answer some of these questions.
Read the short article on Tigers and answer the questions on a blank Google Doc to submit.
Complete #13-25 from last week's grammar sheet and submit. If you worked ahead and completed the entire sheet, submit just these answers again so that they are accurately recorded and graded.
Journal prompt: What have you been doing during the "shelter in place" time? What have you discovered about yourself? Respond on a blank Google Doc, proofread your writing, and submit.
Lesson plans for week of April 13, 2020
For this week you will complete these two assignments. Failure to follow any of the directions will result in a grade of "unacceptable."
Complete # 1-12 on the new Mixed Grammar Review sheet, the top one. Record your answers on a separate Google Doc and submit. Remember analogies are relationships between two pairs of words. Figure out the relationship between the first pair and you can figure out how to complete the analogy.
Record your answers for the Figurative Language sheet using a Google Doc. This sheet uses song lyrics. In the first set of lyrics, identify the metaphor and explain. In the second set identify the simile and metaphors and explain. In the third set identify the hyperbole and explain. In the fourth set identify the metaphors and explain. See if you can also identify the alliteration. In the final set identify the allusion. If you do not recall what these literary terms mean, look them up on dictionary.com.
Follow the instructions and answer #1-10. You can answer them by creating a Google Doc and just typing the answer for each number. Obviously you cannot circle or underline, so just identify the parts of the sentence. Save your doc to your drive and upload it from there. Make sure you have a title on it.