Homeroom:
I hope you are all having a wonderful day.
Do Now:
- Get all your materials for Reading and Block 1
- Eat your breakfast
- Sharpen pencils
Schedule
8:50 - 10:02 Homeroom & PBIS Assembly
10:05 - 10:35 Special Area
10:38 - 11: 17 Reading Block
11:20 - 11:59 Block 1
12:03 - 12:42 W.I.N.
12:45 - 1:15 Lunch
1:18 - 1:57 Block 2
2:00 - 2:39 Block 3
2:42 - 3:21 Block 4
3:24 - 3:35 Dismissal
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Reading Block:
Agenda:
- Review where we are in the story
- Set up new Reading Guide
- Read - Aloud Chapter 12 & Complete the New Reading Guide
1. Review
- Who are the 2 main characters?
- What do you know about them?
- How do you know? (What is your evidence?)
- What is the setting? When & Where. Include Descriptive details.
- What are the important plot events? What happened in the last chapter?
2. The Reading Guide:
Your reading guide has 4 sections.
- Setting - Where & when do the events takes place?
- Characters - What do you know about the main characters?
- Plot - What are the important events from the chapter?
- Questions - Do your best to write 2 questions. Remember you want to ask level 2 & 3 discussion questions.
3. Read-Aloud Ch 12 Directions:
Read chapter 12 of Freak the Mighty, complete the Reading Guide, and bring it with you to ELA
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ELA:
Today we will learn how to complete "Daily Oral Language" practice, and then work in small groups to identify the point of view used in a variety of passages.
Do Now:
- Write tonight's homework in your agenda
- Pick up a copy of the D.O.L. Freak the Mighty Edition
- Open your ELA notebook to your P.O.V. notes
- Open your computer & go to my Google classroom
Homework:
- Finish any past due Quizzes or assignments
- Complete D.O.L. for Monday
Activity #1
How to complete
Daily Oral Language
(D.O.L.)
Activity #2
Practice identifying Point of View
Point of View
- The perspective (or window) of the person telling the story. (Narrator)
Directions: (YOU WILL NEED YOUR COMPUTER)
- Use your notes to complete the practice activity identifying point of view on google classroom.
- You will need to read a variety of short passages.
- Then use your notes to identify which point of view is being used by the author.
- Each person in your group must submit their work on google classroom. This will count as a classwork grade.
- When everyone has submitted their work we will go over the correct responses.
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