Tuesday, September 17, 2013

Lesson Plans Sept 16-20, 2013 DCAS Testing Week

 

HOMEWORK - LA Students must read 3 AR books per grading period and take 3 AR tests which count toward your grade. Plan to read 30 minutes every night.
  • 100 point each=300 points per grading period
  • Your score on the AR test is your grade
  •  First AR test is  Sept 20th when we go to the Library 
  • LA Homework: Read your choice of AR book on your level for at least 30 minutes each night. Finish Warm-ups. Quiz on Vocabulary on Friday.
  • SS Homework: Read and watch the news. Read about American History.
 

Language Art Lessons: Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening

THIS WEEK: DCAS Testing on Monday and Tuesday- altered schedule

Finish Presentations on "Really Me" Project, Personal Narratives and Creation of Portfolios

 Essential Questions
  • What is the best way to give a formal presentation?
  • What elements are included in a personal narrative
  • How does a writer structure an essay?

Poem

  • Review Poem - "You Can't Write a Poem About McDonald's"
  • Poetry Terms: sensory language, simile 

LA Skills

Essential Questions: What is the Writing Process? What is the foundation of language?
  • The steps for writing - The Writing Process Writers INC 41-79 
  • Vocabulary Skills - suffixes and sentences
  • The Function of words: nouns and adjectives

Technology Integration

  • Create a Gmail account specifically for LA class
  • Create a Google Drive account
  • Create a contact list
  •  Collaborate to collect data using these tools

RTI -Blue - Math

  • Math skills on Compass Learning 
  • Math skills to practice
  • SSR (Silent Sustained Reading) on Friday

Social Studies

Chapter 2: European Exploration and Settlement, pages 17-32
Spain starts an empire
  • Columbus
  • Pizarro
  • Cortez

Homework: watch, read or listen to the news


Essential Questions
  • EQ: How did the Europeans change the culture of this country?
  • EQ: What were the benefits?
Cornell Notes, chapter summary 
CNN Student News for events, and geography
Text: History Alive: Pursuing American Ideals - The "Brown Book"

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