Watch the lesson video or the lesson in class
During the lesson, complete pages 445-448 in your book
During work time, complete Practice Pages 449-450 in your book
Complete the Lesson 21 - Session 2 Exit Ticket
iReady Pathway
Don't forget to fill out your iReady log
Complete an activity from the lesson choice board
Watch the lesson video or the lesson in class
Access your reading notebook
Go to your Class App and click on reading
Review your work plan and your reading goal on slide 9 that you are completing by the end of class
Begin reading your book club
By the end of today, complete a timeline of important events for your main character
Take the time to stop and jot to grow bigger ideas
Look for clues that tell you more about the characters in your book
How do they react to challenges- what does this tell you about them?
During the last 10 minutes of class today, you will be able to meet with your book club in order to grow bigger ideas about your text
Access your Writing Notebook
Go to your Class App and click on writing
On slide 17, reread the prompt you are responding to and review your thought map
Reread the articles about bald eagles
Complete the RACER organizer on slide 18
Each ACE will represent the format of each body paragraph
Be sure each ACE is based off of a different passage
Be sure that your C is taken directly from the text
Be sure to write complete sentences. This will save you time later.
With extra time, go to slide 19 and click on the google classroom icon in order to access your document to type your TDA essay response
Write your TDA on this document. Be sure to include:
Introduction Paragraph
3 Body Paragraphs
Conclusion Paragraph
Be sure you are using your planning tools (thought map & RACER organizer) and writers checklist as you work
Access your PLTW - Input/Output: Human Brain Independent Learning Project
Work through each part at your own pace
All parts from Activity 3 are due on 3/3/2021
When you finish an activity, place an X on the digital checklist to let your teacher know to check your work