Mrs. Cox's Reading & English Class Assignments
- Instructor
- Mary Kathryn Cox
- Term
- 2023-2024 School Year
- Department
- Elementary Curriculum
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1. Review Reading Study Guide
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
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1. Review Reading Study Guide
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
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1. Review Reading Study Guide
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
Due:
1. Review Reading Study Guide
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
2. Turn in Neil Armstrong packet--- I WILL NOT ACCEPT PACKETS LATE!
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1. Review the English Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
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1. English Test chapter 16
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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1. Review the English Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
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1. English Test chapter 16
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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1. Review the English Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
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1. English Test chapter 16
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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1. Review the English Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
2. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
3. Finish up the Reading Exam Study Guide
Due:
1. English Test chapter 16
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Neil Armstrong Quiz
3. Work on Reading Exam Study Guide (due Friday for review)
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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1. English Chapter 16 Lesson 4 page 187
2. Vocabulary Test list 33 (LAST ONE!!)
3. Work on English Final Exam Study Guide-- Due Thursday for review
4. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
2. Vocabulary Test list 33 (LAST ONE!!)
3. Work on English Final Exam Study Guide-- Due Thursday for review
4. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
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1. English Chapter 16 Lesson 4 page 187
2. Vocabulary Test list 33 (LAST ONE!!)
3. Work on English Final Exam Study Guide-- Due Thursday for review
4. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
2. Vocabulary Test list 33 (LAST ONE!!)
3. Work on English Final Exam Study Guide-- Due Thursday for review
4. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
Due:
1. English Chapter 16 Lesson 4 page 187
2. Vocabulary Test list 33 (LAST ONE!!)
3. Work on English Final Exam Study Guide-- Due Thursday for review
4. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
2. Vocabulary Test list 33 (LAST ONE!!)
3. Work on English Final Exam Study Guide-- Due Thursday for review
4. Work on Neil Armstrong if you are not finished
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1. English Chapter 16 lesson 4-- page 185
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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1. English Chapter 16 lesson 4-- page 185
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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1. English Chapter 16 lesson 4-- page 185
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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1. English Chapter 16 lesson 4-- page 185
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
2. Fill in Neil Armstrong "What to know" for the quiz on Wednesday
3. Readworks- Sneaky Sssnakes
4. Work on Neil Armstrong
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English-- Chapter 16 lesson 4
Neil Armstrong
Interpreting visual information "Features of the Ocean Floor" and "Going Down, Down, Down"
Neil Armstrong
Interpreting visual information "Features of the Ocean Floor" and "Going Down, Down, Down"
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English-- Chapter 16 lesson 4
Neil Armstrong
Interpreting visual information "Features of the Ocean Floor" and "Going Down, Down, Down"
Neil Armstrong
Interpreting visual information "Features of the Ocean Floor" and "Going Down, Down, Down"
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English-- Chapter 16 lesson 4
Neil Armstrong
Interpreting visual information "Features of the Ocean Floor" and "Going Down, Down, Down"
Neil Armstrong
Interpreting visual information "Features of the Ocean Floor" and "Going Down, Down, Down"
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
Cold Read
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Reading- Trick or treat/ Putting it off
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
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Reading- Trick or treat/ Putting it off
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
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Reading- Trick or treat/ Putting it off
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
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Reading- Trick or treat/ Putting it off
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
English-- Chapter 16 lesson 3
Neil Armstrong chapter 8
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 2
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 2
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 2
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
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English- Chapter 16 lesson 2
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
Reading: If Only This Were Real
Vocabulary test
Finish Neil Armstrong Chapter 7
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5th Grade Play
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Write a business letter to your favorite business
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 8
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Write a business letter to your favorite business
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 8
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5th Grade Play
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Write a business letter to your favorite business
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 8
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Write a business letter to your favorite business
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 8
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Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Chapter 15 test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7/8
English- Chapter 15 test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7/8
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Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Chapter 15 test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7/8
English- Chapter 15 test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7/8
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Latin Test
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Chapter 15 check-up
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Chapter 15 check-up
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7
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Latin Test
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Chapter 15 check-up
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7
Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Chapter 15 check-up
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 7
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Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Classroom practice 72
Neil Armstrong- Informative writing
English- Classroom practice 72
Neil Armstrong- Informative writing
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Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- Classroom practice 72
Neil Armstrong- Informative writing
English- Classroom practice 72
Neil Armstrong- Informative writing
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English-chapter 15
Neil Armstrong-Finish "Why it Matters" and start on hook and conclusion
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English-chapter 15
Neil Armstrong-Finish "Why it Matters" and start on hook and conclusion
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English-chapter 15
Neil Armstrong-Finish "Why it Matters" and start on hook and conclusion
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English-chapter 15
Neil Armstrong-Finish "Why it Matters" and start on hook and conclusion
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Reading- Comparing points of view- Trick or treat
English- Chapter 15
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish the "I say" and start of "why it matters"
English- Chapter 15
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish the "I say" and start of "why it matters"
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Reading- Comparing points of view- Trick or treat
English- Chapter 15
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish the "I say" and start of "why it matters"
English- Chapter 15
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish the "I say" and start of "why it matters"
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Reading- Comparing points of view- Trick or treat
English- Chapter 15
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish the "I say" and start of "why it matters"
English- Chapter 15
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish the "I say" and start of "why it matters"
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Reading- Comparing Points of View-- If only this were real
English- Posttest-- use the review packet to study for the test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish evidence and the start of "I Say"
English- Posttest-- use the review packet to study for the test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish evidence and the start of "I Say"
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Reading- Comparing Points of View-- If only this were real
English- Posttest-- use the review packet to study for the test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish evidence and the start of "I Say"
English- Posttest-- use the review packet to study for the test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish evidence and the start of "I Say"
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Reading- Comparing Points of View-- If only this were real
English- Posttest-- use the review packet to study for the test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish evidence and the start of "I Say"
English- Posttest-- use the review packet to study for the test
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6 writing-- finish evidence and the start of "I Say"
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Reading- Comparing Points of View-- Just a bunch of rocks and bones
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
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Reading- Comparing Points of View-- Just a bunch of rocks and bones
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
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Reading- Comparing Points of View-- Just a bunch of rocks and bones
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
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Reading- Comparing Points of View-- Just a bunch of rocks and bones
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
English- 4th page in review packet
Neil Armstrong- Break down prompt. Find the key details that support your prompt.
Prompt: You have read "Astronaut Neil Armstrong" from Who was Neil Armstrong. How did Neil Armstrong's life change after he was accepted into NASA's astronaut training program? Provide key details and examples from the passage to support your writing.
List 30 Vocabulary test
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Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- 3rd sheet in packet review
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6
English- 3rd sheet in packet review
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6
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Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- 3rd sheet in packet review
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6
English- 3rd sheet in packet review
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6
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Reading-Comparing Points of View
English- 3rd sheet in packet review
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6
English- 3rd sheet in packet review
Neil Armstrong- Chapter 6
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English- Chapter 15 lesson 3
Reading-- Comparing points of view-- Just a Bunch of Rocks and Bones?
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading-- Comparing points of view-- Just a Bunch of Rocks and Bones?
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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Reading-- Comparing points of view-- Just a Bunch of Rocks and Bones?
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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English- Chapter 15 lesson 2
Reading-- Comparing Points of View
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading-- Comparing Points of View
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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Reading-- Comparing Points of View
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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English- Chapter 14 test
Reading--Text Structure Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading--Text Structure Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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English- Chapter 14 test
Reading--Text Structure Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading--Text Structure Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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English- review Chapter 14 check up-- chapter 14 lesson 5-- write a short friendly letter to a teacher
Reading-- problem and solution & chronology-- Tigers in the Snow
Vocabulary Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading-- problem and solution & chronology-- Tigers in the Snow
Vocabulary Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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English- review Chapter 14 check up-- chapter 14 lesson 5-- write a short friendly letter to a teacher
Reading-- problem and solution & chronology-- Tigers in the Snow
Vocabulary Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading-- problem and solution & chronology-- Tigers in the Snow
Vocabulary Test
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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English- Chapter 14 check up-- chapter 14 lesson 5
Reading-- problem and solution-- 30 Seconds of Fuel
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading-- problem and solution-- 30 Seconds of Fuel
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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English- Chapter 14 check up-- chapter 14 lesson 5
Reading-- problem and solution-- 30 Seconds of Fuel
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
Reading-- problem and solution-- 30 Seconds of Fuel
Who was Neil Armstrong-- Chapter
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Cause and effect
Compare and contrast
Chapter 14 english
Review chapter 2 of Who was Neil Armstrong
Vocabulary test
Compare and contrast
Chapter 14 english
Review chapter 2 of Who was Neil Armstrong
Vocabulary test
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Cause and effect
Compare and contrast
Chapter 14 english
chapter 2 Who was Neil Armstrong
Compare and contrast
Chapter 14 english
chapter 2 Who was Neil Armstrong
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Cause and effect
Compare and contrast
Chapter 14 english
Review chapter 1 of Who was Neil Armstrong
Compare and contrast
Chapter 14 english
Review chapter 1 of Who was Neil Armstrong
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Vocabulary Test
Who was Neil Armstrong Chapter 1-- questions-- quick write
The History of Movie Making- Reading
English chapter 14
Who was Neil Armstrong Chapter 1-- questions-- quick write
The History of Movie Making- Reading
English chapter 14
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Vocabulary Test
Who was Neil Armstrong Chapter 1-- questions-- quick write
The History of Movie Making- Reading
English chapter 14
Who was Neil Armstrong Chapter 1-- questions-- quick write
The History of Movie Making- Reading
English chapter 14
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Text Structures-- Cause-Effect Compare and Contrast 216-222
Who is Neil Armstrong-- quickwrite, KWL, and pre- read questions
Chapter 14 in Shurley
Who is Neil Armstrong-- quickwrite, KWL, and pre- read questions
Chapter 14 in Shurley
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Text Structures-- Cause-Effect Compare and Contrast 216-222
Who is Neil Armstrong-- quickwrite, KWL, and pre- read questions
Chapter 14 in Shurley
Who is Neil Armstrong-- quickwrite, KWL, and pre- read questions
Chapter 14 in Shurley
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Achievement Test
Language
Spelling
Social Studies
Language
Spelling
Social Studies
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Achievement Test
Language
Spelling
Social Studies
Language
Spelling
Social Studies
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Field Trip
Achievement test review
Achievement test review
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Field Trip
Achievement test review
Achievement test review
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Field Trip
Achievement test review
Achievement test review
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Field Trip
Achievement test review
Achievement test review
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1/2 day
If you sold 1 whole ticket book you will be excused from school.
If you sold 1 whole ticket book you will be excused from school.
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English: Chapter 14 lesson 2
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Reading Cold Read
"Ferris Wheel"
English: Chapter 14- Lesson 1
"Ferris Wheel"
English: Chapter 14- Lesson 1
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Greek Vocabulary Test
English Chapter 13 Test
Reading: Text structure: Cause-effect and compare and contrast
English Chapter 13 Test
Reading: Text structure: Cause-effect and compare and contrast
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English: Chapter 13 check up
Reading: Comparing Accounts of the same topic
"To Space and Back"
Complete Chapter 7 of Who was Steve Irwin.
Reading: Comparing Accounts of the same topic
"To Space and Back"
Complete Chapter 7 of Who was Steve Irwin.
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Book fair boards are due!
Present boards
Present boards
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Book fair boards are due!
Present boards
Present boards
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Greek Vocabulary
Who was Steve Irwin
Read Chapter 5 and answer Chapter 5 question
complete grammar focus
English Chapter 13 lesson 3
Who was Steve Irwin
Read Chapter 5 and answer Chapter 5 question
complete grammar focus
English Chapter 13 lesson 3
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Greek Vocabulary
Who was Steve Irwin
Read Chapter 5 and answer Chapter 5 question
complete grammar focus
English Chapter 13 lesson 3
Who was Steve Irwin
Read Chapter 5 and answer Chapter 5 question
complete grammar focus
English Chapter 13 lesson 3
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Who was Steve Irwin
Read Chapter 4 and answer Chapter 4 question
complete grammar focus
English chapter 13 lesson 2
Read Chapter 4 and answer Chapter 4 question
complete grammar focus
English chapter 13 lesson 2
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Who was Steve Irwin
Read Chapter 4 and answer Chapter 4 question
complete grammar focus
English chapter 13 lesson 2
Read Chapter 4 and answer Chapter 4 question
complete grammar focus
English chapter 13 lesson 2
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Create the first draft of your completed paper
answer chapter 3 questions
answer chapter 3 questions
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Create the first draft of your completed paper
answer chapter 3 questions
answer chapter 3 questions
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Hook mini-lesson
*Draft your hook
forming an opinion mini-lesson
*draft your opinion
transitional phrases mini-lesson
*select the appropriate transition words and phrases
*Draft your hook
forming an opinion mini-lesson
*draft your opinion
transitional phrases mini-lesson
*select the appropriate transition words and phrases
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Hook mini-lesson
*Draft your hook
forming an opinion mini-lesson
*draft your opinion
transitional phrases mini-lesson
*select the appropriate transition words and phrases
*Draft your hook
forming an opinion mini-lesson
*draft your opinion
transitional phrases mini-lesson
*select the appropriate transition words and phrases
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"Greek" Vocabulary test
Lesson 4b of Who was Steve Irwin
read pages 41-45 and independently complete the "What the text says", "What I say" and "Why it matters" handout.
Chapter 3 comprehension questions
Lesson 4b of Who was Steve Irwin
read pages 41-45 and independently complete the "What the text says", "What I say" and "Why it matters" handout.
Chapter 3 comprehension questions
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"Greek" Vocabulary test
Lesson 4b of Who was Steve Irwin
read pages 41-45 and independently complete the "What the text says", "What I say" and "Why it matters" handout.
Chapter 3 comprehension questions
Lesson 4b of Who was Steve Irwin
read pages 41-45 and independently complete the "What the text says", "What I say" and "Why it matters" handout.
Chapter 3 comprehension questions
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Lesson 4a/ Chapter 3 of Who was Steve Irwin?
read pages 36-40 and collaborate with small groups to complete the "What the text says". "What I say", and "Why it matters" handout.
groups will share their work with the class and allow other groups to mention somethings that could be added.
read pages 36-40 and collaborate with small groups to complete the "What the text says". "What I say", and "Why it matters" handout.
groups will share their work with the class and allow other groups to mention somethings that could be added.
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Lesson 4a/ Chapter 3 of Who was Steve Irwin?
read pages 36-40 and collaborate with small groups to complete the "What the text says". "What I say", and "Why it matters" handout.
groups will share their work with the class and allow other groups to mention somethings that could be added.
read pages 36-40 and collaborate with small groups to complete the "What the text says". "What I say", and "Why it matters" handout.
groups will share their work with the class and allow other groups to mention somethings that could be added.
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Chapter 13 lesson 2
"Sound of Money"
"Sound of Money"
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Chapter 13 Lesson 1
Comparing Poems, Plays or Prose (story)
Comparing Poems, Plays or Prose (story)
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Chapter 12 English Test
Vocabulary Test
Mardi Gras cold read
Vocabulary Test
Mardi Gras cold read
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Elements of Plays
"The Lighting Tantrum"
"The Endless Tale"
Chapter 12 review
"The Lighting Tantrum"
"The Endless Tale"
Chapter 12 review
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Elements of Plays
320-321
Comparing Poems, Plays, and Prose
326-329
Chapter 12
Lesson 5
320-321
Comparing Poems, Plays, and Prose
326-329
Chapter 12
Lesson 5
Due:
Elements of Plays
320-321
Comparing Poems, Plays, and Prose
326-329
Chapter 12
Lesson 5
320-321
Comparing Poems, Plays, and Prose
326-329
Chapter 12
Lesson 5
Due:
Elements of Plays
312-315
Chapter 12
Lesson 4
312-315
Chapter 12
Lesson 4
Due:
Elements of Plays
312-315
Chapter 12
Lesson 4
312-315
Chapter 12
Lesson 4
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Elements of Poetry
306-310
Chapter 12
lesson 3
306-310
Chapter 12
lesson 3
Due:
Elements of Poetry
306-310
Chapter 12
lesson 3
306-310
Chapter 12
lesson 3
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Greek Vocabulary Test
Elements of Poetry
302-305
Chapter 12
lesson 2
Elements of Poetry
302-305
Chapter 12
lesson 2
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Greek Vocabulary Test
Elements of Poetry
302-305
Chapter 12
lesson 2
Elements of Poetry
302-305
Chapter 12
lesson 2
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Elements of Poetry
298-304
Comparative and Superlative forms of adjectives
298-304
Comparative and Superlative forms of adjectives
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Elements of Poetry
298-304
Comparative and Superlative forms of adjectives
298-304
Comparative and Superlative forms of adjectives
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Finish watching WTRFG
Compare the movie to the book
Compare the movie to the book
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WTRFG chapter 19-20 test
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Finish and present- WTRFG Powerpoint
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Review chapter 11 and ask any questions about the test
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Finish Powerpoint on WTRFG
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Work on WTRFG powerpoint
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Work on WTRFG powerpoint
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Work on WTRFG powerpoint
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Work on WTRFG powerpoint
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Read and Discuss chapter 20 of WTRFG
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Read and Discuss chapter 20 of WTRFG
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Finish discussing chapter 19 questions
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Finish discussing chapter 19 questions
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test will be on (01/30)
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test will be on (01/30)
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test will be on (01/30)
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read and discuss Chapter 19 questions
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Go over chapter 19
Read chapter 20
Read chapter 20
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Go over chapter 19
Read chapter 20
Read chapter 20
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Go over chapter 19
Read chapter 20
Read chapter 20
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Go over chapter 19
Read chapter 20
Read chapter 20
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Read chapter 19 of WTRFG and discuss
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Chapter 11 lesson 3 of Shurley English
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Read chapter 19 of WTRFG and discuss
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Chapter 11 lesson 3 of Shurley English
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WTRFG section 4 test
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Fill out contraction chart and complete handout
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Due:
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Chapter 11- Lesson 2 of Shurley
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Chapter 11- Lesson 2 of Shurley
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Review for Section 4 test
Readworks assignment on MKL
Readworks assignment on MKL
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Review for Section 4 test
Readworks assignment on MKL
Readworks assignment on MKL
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Review for Section 4 test
Readworks assignment on MKL
Readworks assignment on MKL
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A different point of view for WTRFG
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A different point of view for WTRFG
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A different point of view for WTRFG
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A different point of view for WTRFG
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Figurative language sort for WTRFG
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Figurative language sort for WTRFG
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Figurative language sort for WTRFG
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Figurative language sort for WTRFG
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Personification, onomatopoeia, alliteration-
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discuss chapter 18 questions
Sequence of events from book
Sequence of events from book
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Personification, onomatopoeia, alliteration-
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Personification, onomatopoeia, alliteration-
Due:
discuss chapter 18 questions
Sequence of events from book
Sequence of events from book
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Personification, onomatopoeia, alliteration-
Due:
discuss chapter 18 questions
Sequence of events from book
Sequence of events from book
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discuss chapter 18 questions
Sequence of events from book
Sequence of events from book
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discuss chapter 17 questions
read chapter 18
read chapter 18
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discuss chapter 17 questions
read chapter 18
read chapter 18
Due:
discuss chapter 17 questions
read chapter 18
read chapter 18
Due:
discuss chapter 17 questions
read chapter 18
read chapter 18
Due:
Discuss Chapter 16 questions
Read chapter 17
Read chapter 17
Due:
Discuss Chapter 16 questions
Read chapter 17
Read chapter 17
Due:
Discuss Chapter 16 questions
Read chapter 17
Read chapter 17
Due:
Discuss Chapter 16 questions
Read chapter 17
Read chapter 17
Due:
create sentence for WTRFG section 4 vocabulary
DUE FRIDAY
DUE FRIDAY
Due:
classroom practice 53
Due:
discuss chapter 15 of WTRFG
Due:
create sentence for WTRFG section 4 vocabulary
DUE FRIDAY
DUE FRIDAY
Due:
Similes and Metaphors
Discuss Hyperboles
Discuss Hyperboles
Due:
discuss chapter 15 of WTRFG
Due:
discuss chapter 14
Read chapter 15
Read chapter 15
Due:
discuss contractions
Due:
discuss chapter 14
Read chapter 15
Read chapter 15
Due:
Similes and Metaphors
Due:
chapter 11
classroom practice 52
classroom practice 52
Due:
Read and discuss chapter 14 of WTRFG
Due:
Discuss Similes and Metaphors
Due:
Read and discuss chapter 14 of WTRFG
Due:
review for english exam
Due:
character comparison
and review
and review
Due:
WTRFG cause and effect and problem and solution
Due:
A Tradegy----
In Chapter 13 a tragedy occurs that non of us expected. Although Rubin wasn't nice to Billy or anyone else, he didn't deserve to die. He may have had many bad traits, but some of these COULD have been used for good.
Billy feels bad about Rubin's death, and needs help coming to terms with it. Pretend you are Billy. Write a eulogy that could be read at Rubin's funeral.
WHAT IS A EULOGY?
A eulogy is a speech or writing of praise that is read at someone's funeral. It talk about their good traits and accomplishments in their life.
Brainstorm ideas for what to write about:
example: He was a very determined young boy.
In Chapter 13 a tragedy occurs that non of us expected. Although Rubin wasn't nice to Billy or anyone else, he didn't deserve to die. He may have had many bad traits, but some of these COULD have been used for good.
Billy feels bad about Rubin's death, and needs help coming to terms with it. Pretend you are Billy. Write a eulogy that could be read at Rubin's funeral.
WHAT IS A EULOGY?
A eulogy is a speech or writing of praise that is read at someone's funeral. It talk about their good traits and accomplishments in their life.
Brainstorm ideas for what to write about:
example: He was a very determined young boy.
Due:
Homework 9 in English work book page 122
Due:
Homework 9 in English work book page 122
Due:
Read Chapter 13
Answer questions on study guide
Answer questions on study guide
Due:
answer chapter 13 response questions
Homework 9 page 311 in hard back English book
Homework 9 page 311 in hard back English book
Due:
answer chapter 13 response questions
Homework 9 page 311 in hard back English book
Homework 9 page 311 in hard back English book
Due:
review chapter 12 response questions
Read chapter 13
Read chapter 13
Due:
Chapter 10 lesson 5
Chapter 10 check up 51
page 313 in hardback book
Chapter 10 check up 51
page 313 in hardback book
Due:
Review chapter 11 response questions
Read chapter 12
Read chapter 12
Due:
Review chapter 11 response questions
Read chapter 12
Read chapter 12
Due:
answer chapter 12 response questions
Due:
Chapter 10- Lesson 4
Classroom practice 50
page 310 in hardback book
Classroom practice 50
page 310 in hardback book
Due:
create/look up sentences that use the vocabulary word and record it in the section 3 packet
Due:
Compare and contrast Old Dan and Little Ann
Read Chapter 11
Read Chapter 11
Due:
Chapter 10- Lesson 3
Classroom Practice 49
Page 307 in hardback book
Classroom Practice 49
Page 307 in hardback book
Due:
Answer chapter 11 response questions
Due:
Read Chapter 10 and answer response questions
Due:
Read Chapter 10 and answer response questions
Due:
Chapter 10- Lesson 2
Classroom Practice 48
page 304 in hardback book
Classroom Practice 48
page 304 in hardback book
Due:
Review for chapter 10
Due:
Ozark Moutain Middle School report card activity
Start section 2 project
Start section 2 project
Due:
homework 9
page 311 in the English hardback book
page 311 in the English hardback book
Due:
Ozark Moutain Middle School report card activity
Start section 2 project
Start section 2 project
Due:
Review for chapter 10
Due:
homework 9
page 311 in the English hardback book
page 311 in the English hardback book
Due:
WTRFG
Chapter 5-9 test and Vocabulary test
Chapter 5-9 test and Vocabulary test
Due:
Chapter 10 lesson 4
classroom practice 50
classroom practice 50
Due:
Chapter 10 lesson 4
classroom practice 50
classroom practice 50
Due:
Internal conflicts-- WTRFG
Review for test
Review for test
Due:
Classroom Practice 49 - chapter 10 lesson 3
Due:
Internal conflicts-- WTRFG
Review for test
Review for test
Due:
Classroom Practice 49 - chapter 10 lesson 3
Due:
Due:
Chapter 10 lesson 2 -- Classroom Practice 48
Due:
Read and discuss chapter 9
Due:
Chapter 10 lesson 2 -- Classroom Practice 48
Due:
Read and discuss chapter 9
Due:
Read and Discuss chapter 7
Due:
Classroom practice 48
pg 304 in hardback
pg 304 in hardback
Due:
Read and Discuss chapter 7
Due:
Classroom practice 48
pg 304 in hardback
pg 304 in hardback
Due:
Read and discuss chapter 6
Due:
Read and discuss chapter 6
Due:
Chapter 9 Checkup pg 286
Due:
Chapter 9 Checkup pg 286
Due:
Create/look up a sentence for each vocabulary work for chap. 5-9 of WTRFG
Due:
Read Chapter 5 of WTRFG
Discuss and answer questions
Discuss and answer questions
Due:
Read Chapter 5 of WTRFG
Discuss and answer questions
Discuss and answer questions
Due:
PG 284 in hardback English book
Due:
Friendly Letter Writing
Due:
Classroom Practice 44
Page 279 in the hardback book
Page 279 in the hardback book
Due:
PG 284 in hardback English book
Due:
Friendly Letter Writing
Due:
Classroom Practice 44
Page 279 in the hardback book
Page 279 in the hardback book
Due:
Read and discuss Chapter 5 of Where the Red Fern Grows
Due:
Classroom Practice 46
pg 111in the workbook
pg 111in the workbook
Due:
Classroom Practice 46
pg 111in the workbook
pg 111in the workbook
Due:
Friendly Letter Writing
Billy decided to go to Tahequah rather than waiting for the dogs to be delivered to him. He doesn't tell his parents, which worries them. Write a letter to Billy's parents, as Billy, explaining where you have gone and why you have done it. Remember, this is in 1st period point of view.
Billy decided to go to Tahequah rather than waiting for the dogs to be delivered to him. He doesn't tell his parents, which worries them. Write a letter to Billy's parents, as Billy, explaining where you have gone and why you have done it. Remember, this is in 1st period point of view.
Due:
Friendly Letter Writing
Billy decided to go to Tahequah rather than waiting for the dogs to be delivered to him. He doesn't tell his parents, which worries them. Write a letter to Billy's parents, as Billy, explaining where you have gone and why you have done it. Remember, this is in 1st period point of view.
Billy decided to go to Tahequah rather than waiting for the dogs to be delivered to him. He doesn't tell his parents, which worries them. Write a letter to Billy's parents, as Billy, explaining where you have gone and why you have done it. Remember, this is in 1st period point of view.
Due:
Due:
Classroom Practice 45
pg 109 in the workbook
pg 109 in the workbook
Due:
Classroom Practice 45
pg 109 in the workbook
pg 109 in the workbook
Due:
THIS WILL BE ON THE TEST!
Due:
Due:
Classroom Practice 44
pg 107 in the workbook
pg 107 in the workbook
Due:
Present Project from Where the Red Fern Grows
Due:
Classroom Practice 43
pg 105 in the workbook
pg 105 in the workbook
Due:
Finish Project from Where the Red Fern
Due:
Pg 101 in the English work book
Chapter 8 Checkup 42
Chapter 8 Checkup 42
Due:
Where the Red Fern Grows comparing settings
and Characterization chart
n the Ozarks Mapping Activity
Persuasive writing
and Characterization chart
n the Ozarks Mapping Activity
Persuasive writing
Due:
Where the Red Fern Grows comparing settings
and Characterization chart
and Characterization chart
Due:
Where the Red Fern Grows comparing settings
and Characterization chart
and Characterization chart
Due:
read chapter 4 and discuss
Due:
Pg 99 in English work book
Classroom Practice 41
Classroom Practice 41
Due:
This will be on the test.
Due:
This will be on the test.
Due:
This will be on the test.
Due:
This will be on the test.
Due:
page 97 in English work book
Classroom Practice 40
Classroom Practice 40
Due:
Read chapter 3 and discuss
Due:
Read and Discuss Chapter 2
Due:
Read and Discuss Chapter 2
Due:
Answer and discuss Chapter 1 response questions
Due:
Answer and discuss Chapter 1 response questions
Due:
Read and Discuss Chapter 1 on "Where the Red Fern Grows"
Due:
Work on "Text say, I say and why it matters" for evidence 3
Due:
Read and Discuss Chapter 1 on "Where the Red Fern Grows"
Due:
Work on "Text say, I say and why it matters" for evidence 3
Due:
Work on "Text say, I say and why it matters" for evidence 2
Due:
Work on "Text say, I say and why it matters" for evidence 2
Due:
Present the Great Depression Research Project
Due:
Wrap up Great Depression Research Project
Due:
Work on "Text say, I say and why it matters" for evidence 1
Due:
Wrap up Great Depression Research Project
Due:
Work on "Text say, I say and why it matters" for evidence 1
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Chapter 7 Check Up pg 49
Due:
Great Depression- Research Paper
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Answer chapter 1 response questions
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Answer chapter 1 response questions
Due:
Great Depression- Research project
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Where the Red Fern Grows
Read Chapter 1
and discuss point of view
Read Chapter 1
and discuss point of view
Due:
Classroom Practice 34 pg 46
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Where the Red Fern Grows
Read Chapter 1
and discuss point of view
Read Chapter 1
and discuss point of view
Due:
Classroom Practice 34 pg 46
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Where the Red Fern Grows
Finish :Wanted Poster
Discuss Research project
Finish :Wanted Poster
Discuss Research project
Due:
Classroom Practice 34 pg 46
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Classroom Practice 33 pg 45
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Novel Study: Where the Red Fern Grows
About Wilson Rawls
Write sentences for vocabulary words
Make wanted poster
About Wilson Rawls
Write sentences for vocabulary words
Make wanted poster
Due:
Classroom Practice 33 pg 45
Due:
Novel Study: Where the Red Fern Grows
About Wilson Rawls
Write sentences for vocabulary words
Make wanted poster
About Wilson Rawls
Write sentences for vocabulary words
Make wanted poster
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Novel Study: Where the Red Fern Grows
About Wilson Rawls
Write sentences for vocabulary words
Make wanted poster
About Wilson Rawls
Write sentences for vocabulary words
Make wanted poster
Due:
Classroom Practice 33 pg 45
Due:
Write an opinion essay on the following prompt.
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
You have read about the Statue of Liberty and Mt. Rushmore. What you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore. Use text evidence to support your answer.
Hook:
Evidence 1:
Evidence 2:
Evidence 3:
Conclusion:
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
Chapter 7
Classroom Practice 33
Classroom Practice 33
Due:
Describing settings and events in stories
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
Chapter 7
Classroom Practice 33
Classroom Practice 33
Due:
Describing settings and events in stories
Due:
Describing settings and events in stories
Due:
Recall from the text
Supporting answers
Main Idea
Inference
Context clues
Theme
Supporting answers
Main Idea
Inference
Context clues
Theme
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
CHAPTER 6 part A and Part B
Due:
Recall from the text
Supporting answers
Main Idea
Inference
Context clues
Theme
Supporting answers
Main Idea
Inference
Context clues
Theme
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
CHAPTER 6 part A and Part B
Due:
CHAPTER 6 part A and Part B
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
Classroom Practice 30
Due:
Read for 30 minutes
Study parts of speech
Study Chapter 6 notes
CHAPTER 6 CHECKUP 31
Study parts of speech
Study Chapter 6 notes
CHAPTER 6 CHECKUP 31
Due:
Sir Ivaine extra questions
Due:
Classroom Practice 30
Due:
Read for 30 minutes
Study parts of speech
Study Chapter 6 notes
CHAPTER 6 CHECKUP 31
Study parts of speech
Study Chapter 6 notes
CHAPTER 6 CHECKUP 31
Due:
Sir Ivaine extra questions
Due:
Read for 30 minutes
Study Chapter 6 English Notes
Study Parts of Speech
Pg. 196 in hardback book
Study Chapter 6 English Notes
Study Parts of Speech
Pg. 196 in hardback book
Due:
Determining the theme
from Sir Ivaine
from Sir Ivaine
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
Determining the theme
from Sir Ivaine
from Sir Ivaine
Due:
Classroom Practice 29
Due:
Classroom Practice 29
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
Classroom Practice 29
Due:
Opinion Writing
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Would you rather visit the Statue of Liberty or Mt. Rushmore?
Due:
Theme- from Sir Ivaine
Due:
Classroom Practice 28
Due:
Determine the Theme of a story
pg 134-137
pg 134-137
Due:
Read for 30 Minutes
Study Parts of Speech
Study Chapter 5 notes
pg 165 in hardback book
Study Parts of Speech
Study Chapter 5 notes
pg 165 in hardback book
Due:
Classroom Practice 25
Due:
Inferring in literacy text
Due:
Read 30 minutes each night
Study English notes
Study parts of speech
Study Reading skills from packets
Study English notes
Study parts of speech
Study Reading skills from packets
Due:
Classroom practice 24
Due:
classroom practice 23
Due:
Describing characters, setting, and events-
pg 106-109
pg 106-109
Due:
Reading Test
There will be questions on:
main idea
supporting details
explicit questions
inference
context clues
There will be questions on:
main idea
supporting details
explicit questions
inference
context clues
Due:
"Thinking Out Loud" partner work pg 180-181 & 183
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
Due:
Supporting Inferences about Literary Text
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
Due:
Chapter 4
Lesson 3
Classroom Practice 19
Lesson 3
Classroom Practice 19
Due:
Chapter 4
Lesson 3
Classroom Practice 19
Lesson 3
Classroom Practice 19
Due:
"Thinking Out Loud" partner work pg 180-181 & 183
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
Due:
"Thinking Out Loud" partner work pg 180-181 & 183
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
Due:
"Thinking Out Loud" partner work pg 180-181 & 183
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
"They Glow by Night" 184-189
Due:
pg 110-119
Color code evidence packet
Color code evidence packet
Due:
Chapter 4 Lesson 2
Classroom Practice 18
Classroom Practice 18
Due:
Chapter 4 Lesson 2
Classroom Practice 18
Classroom Practice 18
Due:
Supporting Inferences about Literary Text
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
Due:
work on why it matters
commentary
commentary
Due:
Supporting Inferences about Literary Text
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
Due:
Supporting Inferences about Literary Text
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
An inference is a reasonable guess you have figured out based on what you already know and the details of what you see or read. When you make an inference, be sure you can support it with evidence, or details and examples given in the text.
Learning Target: Use story details and examples to explain what the story says and to support the inferences you make.
complete pg 176-179 & 182
Due:
work on why it matters
commentary
commentary
Due:
work on why it matters
commentary
commentary
Due:
Work on "I say" part of text
Due:
Work on "I say" part of text
Due:
Supporting Inferences- "Fruit of the Bog" partner work
"Why Salt?"- Independent work - possible grade
"Why Salt?"- Independent work - possible grade
Due:
Supporting Inferences- "Fruit of the Bog" partner work
"Why Salt?"- Independent work - possible grade
"Why Salt?"- Independent work - possible grade
Due:
Supporting Inferences- "Fruit of the Bog" partner work
"Why Salt?"- Independent work - possible grade
"Why Salt?"- Independent work - possible grade
Due:
Supporting Inferences about Informational Text
When you read informational text, you can learn important information about a topic. Often, a text will state facts, examples, and other details directly. Other times, however, you must figure out an important idea on your own. To do this , use text evidence and what you already know from experience to make an inference, or a "sensible guess".
pg 80-83
When you read informational text, you can learn important information about a topic. Often, a text will state facts, examples, and other details directly. Other times, however, you must figure out an important idea on your own. To do this , use text evidence and what you already know from experience to make an inference, or a "sensible guess".
pg 80-83
Due:
Supporting Inferences about Informational Text
When you read informational text, you can learn important information about a topic. Often, a text will state facts, examples, and other details directly. Other times, however, you must figure out an important idea on your own. To do this , use text evidence and what you already know from experience to make an inference, or a "sensible guess".
pg 80-83
When you read informational text, you can learn important information about a topic. Often, a text will state facts, examples, and other details directly. Other times, however, you must figure out an important idea on your own. To do this , use text evidence and what you already know from experience to make an inference, or a "sensible guess".
pg 80-83
Due:
Chapter 3 Lesson 5
Chapter 3 Checkup 16
Chapter 3 Checkup 16
Due:
Chapter 3 Lesson 5
Chapter 3 Checkup 16
Chapter 3 Checkup 16
Due:
Chapter 3 Lesson 5
Chapter 3 Checkup 16
Chapter 3 Checkup 16
Due:
Cat vs Dogs Opinion writing
find 3 pieces of evidence
find 3 pieces of evidence
Due:
Cat vs Dogs Opinion writing
find 3 pieces of evidence
find 3 pieces of evidence
Due:
Cat vs Dogs Opinion writing
find 3 pieces of evidence
find 3 pieces of evidence
Due:
Introduce Opinion Writing by using anchor chart
Due:
Introduce Opinion Writing by using anchor chart
Due:
Chapter 3 Lesson 14
Classroom Practice 15
Classroom Practice 15
Due:
Introduce Opinion Writing by using anchor chart
Due:
The Process of Digestion - Scientific Text Packet
Color coding evidence
Color coding evidence
Due:
Chapter 3 Lesson 14
Classroom Practice 15
Classroom Practice 15
Due:
Chapter 3 Lesson 14
Classroom Practice 15
Classroom Practice 15
Due:
The Process of Digestion - Scientific Text Packet
Color coding evidence
Color coding evidence
Due:
The Process of Digestion - Scientific Text Packet
Color coding evidence
Color coding evidence
Due:
Supporting Inferences about Informational Text
When you read informational text, you can learn important information about a topic. Often, a text will state facts, examples, and other details directly. Other times, however, you must figure out an important idea on your own. To do this , use text evidence and what you already know from experience to make an inference, or a "sensible guess".
pg 80-83
When you read informational text, you can learn important information about a topic. Often, a text will state facts, examples, and other details directly. Other times, however, you must figure out an important idea on your own. To do this , use text evidence and what you already know from experience to make an inference, or a "sensible guess".
pg 80-83
Due:
The Process of Digestion - Scientific Text Packet
Due:
Chapter 3
Classify sentences
parts of speech
edit sentences
Classify sentences
parts of speech
edit sentences
Due:
Scientific Text - "Gold" pg 56-57 & 59
Minerals pg 60-65
Minerals pg 60-65
Due:
Chapter 2 Test
Classify the sentences
Name 4 parts of speech
Put the end marks and the end mark flow for each kind of sentences
Edit sentences
Analogy
synonym
antonym
Classify the sentences
Name 4 parts of speech
Put the end marks and the end mark flow for each kind of sentences
Edit sentences
Analogy
synonym
antonym
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Scientific Text- A good scientific text is like having a science expert at your side explaining that causes and effects of everything that goes on around you. It tells what happens during a set of events in nature. It also answers important questions by explaining how that event happens and why it happens. The answers help you understand the world you live in.
complete pages 52-55 in packet.
complete pages 52-55 in packet.
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Chapter 2 Check 12
This will be taken as a daily grade.
This will be taken as a daily grade.
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Understanding Scientific Text
A good scientific text is like having a science expert at your side explaining the causes and effects of everything that goes on around you. It tells what happens during a set of events in nature. It also answers important questions by explaining how the event happens and why it happens. These answers help you understand the world you live in.
Complete pages 52 & 53
Complete "A Powerful Rock" pg 54-55
A good scientific text is like having a science expert at your side explaining the causes and effects of everything that goes on around you. It tells what happens during a set of events in nature. It also answers important questions by explaining how the event happens and why it happens. These answers help you understand the world you live in.
Complete pages 52 & 53
Complete "A Powerful Rock" pg 54-55
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It is very important that the students LOOK BACK IN THE TEXT for answers.
This test will be on main idea, summary, recall, and being able to use context clues to figure out what words mean.
This test will be on main idea, summary, recall, and being able to use context clues to figure out what words mean.
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pt 1 of Reading test.
This will count as 25% of their test grade.
I will explain to students how to work through their test.
It is very important that the students LOOK BACK IN THE TEXT for answers.
This test will be on main idea, summary, recall, and being able to use context clues to figure out what words mean.
This will count as 25% of their test grade.
I will explain to students how to work through their test.
It is very important that the students LOOK BACK IN THE TEXT for answers.
This test will be on main idea, summary, recall, and being able to use context clues to figure out what words mean.
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Technical text SLIME DAY!
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Understanding the order of steps to take to complete a process will help you understand what is important in technical texts you read.
"How to Make Smashamole"
Finding Your Pulse Rate
"How to Make Smashamole"
Finding Your Pulse Rate
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"The Bicycle's First Century"
"Fulton's Success"
"Fulton's Success"
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Understanding Historical Text
Learning target: explaining information in historical text, including what happened and why, can help you understand the connections among various evens and ideas in the text.
Compete pages 24 & 25
Watch a Video on Model T
Complete pages 26-27
Learning target: explaining information in historical text, including what happened and why, can help you understand the connections among various evens and ideas in the text.
Compete pages 24 & 25
Watch a Video on Model T
Complete pages 26-27
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Summarizing Trashketball
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Review punctuation rules and capitalization rules using our "Cheat Sheet" and playing blooket during class.