Thursday, September 5, 2019

Thursday, Sept. 5 Agenda


  • Bell Ringer: ACT Prep
    • Bell Ringer: Write the sentences containing the underlined portion, the correct answer (not just the letter, the complete answer), and the reason why you believe it is correct. 
    • The nature trail is six feet wide and seven miles long.  It slithers through the forest like a snake curving, and bending along the banks of the river.
      • A. No Change
      • B. snake, curving and bending
      • C. snake curving and bending,
      • D. snake, curving, and bending,
    • The county cleared this path and paved it with packed gravel, so they would have a peaceful place to hike and bike.
      • Which of the following alternatives to the underlined portion would NOT be acceptable?
        • A. path, paving
        • B. path and then paved
        • C. path before paving
        • D. path paved
    • Books -need an independent reading book ASAP
    • Binder Division:
      • ACT Prep and Editing (10 pieces of paper)
      • Writer’s Craft Lessons Section (5)
      • Reader’s Notes
        • Flight
        • Night
        • Of Mice and Men
        • The Things They Carried
        • Careers
      • Standards and Reflection
      • Writer’s Notebook is the ACTUAL NOTEBOOK: put it in your binder
    • Reading Time (make sure you like the book you have chosen): 10 minutes (EVERY DAY)
  • Writing Sample: Template in Google Classroom
    • Talk through the posts/comments from yesterday
    • When writing, think of some of the lists that you created yesterday
      • Own Writing: Prompt- At least three separate paragraphs, follow the guidelines you created/brainstormed yesterday (start with answers specific to English, then expand in each paragraph to other worries and confidences)
                  • This semester I feel the most confident about…
                  • This semester I am worried the most about…
                  • This semester I want to…
                  • When you finish, read your book

      • Based on these questions, what purposes are you writing for?
    • Read your book when you are done

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