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MakeUp1011AGP123

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Directions: If you've missed my class, check the date of your absence for information regarding make up work. Presentations are saved in PDF format, so if you are having trouble downloading a presentation, you need to install Adobe Acrobat Reader, a free program, which can be found by clicking here.

 

Quarter 1
WEEK 1
Date &
Presentation
What You Missed
Class Work
Homework

Monday

8.23

 
  • Syllabus review
  • Required materials
  • Grading percentages
  • Student Code of Conduct Review
Download syllabus. Review the presentation for required materials and grading percentages.
  • Review syllabus, and use 3-2-1 organizer. See presentation for how to fill out a 3-2-1 organizer. 
  • Materials are due on Friday.

Tuesday

8.24

  • Text Book Pickup (6th)
  • Seating Charts  
Students were taken to the textbook room to pick up their textbooks for the year. Students do not need to bring their literature textbooks to my class; they should be left at home. Disregard any information found here regarding summer reading; this applies only to AICE Language.  

 

Wednesday

8.25

 
  • Mr. Hampton Background
  • Participation (Deck of Cards)
  • Ice-breakers / Moral Dilemmas
View presentation and review Mr. Hampton's background and how participation works in this class. Then, answer the two moral dilemmas on a sheet of paper and turn in. Ignore any information about Summer Reading. 

Thursday

8.26

 
  • Classroom Procedures
  • Textbook Pickup (4th, 5th) 
  • Hampton's Website
  • Graphic Organizers 

View presentation for how classroom procedures work. Familiarize yourself with my wiki and its features by exploring this entire website.  Remember, your materials are due tomorrow!

Friday

8.27

 
  • Materials Check
  • Student Learning Map (SLM) Introduction
  • Note-taking
    • Black & White Slides
    • Cornell Notes
  • The Hampton System (Part 1)
Bring your materials to Hampton on your return to receive a grade. View presentation for information on how SLM's work in my class (please transfer it into your notebook), how to take notes in this class, and what the Hampton System is.
 
WEEK 2

8.30

Monday

  • Hampton System (Part 2)
    • Commands
    • Reward Brainstorm
  • Textbook Pickup (4th/5th)
View presentation for additional information on the Hampton System and how to follow "commands."
  • Complete a note card (or 1/2 sheet of paper) with your areas of expertise. See presentation for more detailed instructions.
  • Bring duotang folders to class tomorrow. 

8.31

Tuesday

  • Set up gradebook and student portfolio
  • Finalized rewards list
  • Grade Intervention Plans 
View presentation to learn how to set up your grade book and portfolio and how grade intervention plans work.  

9.1

Wednesday

  • Review Vocabulary SLM
  • Notes on Prefixes, suffixes, roots
  • Worksheet on prefixes, suffixes, roots.
  • Illustrated Word Parts
View presentation for notes and instructions on making an illustrated word part. Review new vocabulary SLM and download worksheet. Complete and turn in when you return.
  • Finish Illustrated Word Part if not complete in class. 

9.2

Thursday

  • iMovie Training
  • Word Part Project
View presentation, download and review the cheat sheet for iMovie.  

9.3

Friday

  • Picture Day
  • Pre-Planning for iMovie projects
Students went to get their pictures taken today. Upon returning, students viewed Mr. Hampton's exemplar project on Vocabulary. Students then partnered up and begin filling out their script box worksheet for planning for their iMovie's. 
  • Finish script box worksheet this weekend; failure to fill out this worksheet will result in you not being able to start your iMovie project on Tuesday. 
WEEK 3 

Tuesday

9.7

  • iMovie Projects
Students started their iMovie Projects. If you were not here, see Hampton before or after school to make up your movie.  

Wednesday

9.8

  • iMovie Projects
Students continued their iMovie Projects. If you were not here, see Hampton before or after school to make up your movie.  

Thursday

9.9

  • iMovie Projects
Students completed their iMovie Projects. If you were not here, see Hampton before or after school to make up your movie.  

Friday

9.10

  • SLM Concept 2, "Context Clues"
  • Notes on Context Clues
  • Context Clue practice
Students began work on context clues by taking notes and practicing. See presentation for additional information.
  • View presentation for a list of 5 words. Make 5 sentences with context clues in them. Please remember to make give away your meaning through the sentence, either by synonym, antonym, or by definition/example.
WEEK 4 

Monday

9.13

  • SLM Concept 3, "Graphic Organizers"
  • Graphic organizer practice: Frayer model, concept definition map
View presentation for notes on graphic organizers and how to use them. Complete the assignment by completing a graphic organizer of your choice. 
  • View presentation for a list of 5 words. Make 5 sentences with context clues in them. Please remember to make give away your meaning through the sentence, either by synonym, antonym, or by definition/example (6th period only)
  • Finish graphic organizer if not completed during class time. 

Tuesday

9.14

  • Graphic organizer practice: Word part webs, word sagacity
View presentation for notes on graphic organizers and how to use them. Complete the assignment by completing a graphic organizer of your choice.
  • Finish graphic organizer if not completed during class time. 

Wednesday

9.15

  • Early Release Day
  • Reading Rates
  • Time Management Organization
  • Book Swaps
View presentation to calculate your reading rate. Click here to download a blank Time Management organizer. Click here to see Hampton's example. Complete organizer and turn in when you return.
 

Thursday

9.16

  • Fiction SLM Preview
  • Fiction SLM Concept 1 --> Literary Elements
  • Clips from Labyrinth
View presentation and complete SLM and notes. Click here to download the graphic organizer. Due to copyright, I cannot post the clips of Labyrinth on this website. See Hampton for specific make up instructions.
 

Friday

9.17

  • Finish Clips from Labyrinth

 

See Hampton for specific make up instructions. 
 
WEEK 5

Monday

9.20

View the digital short clip and fill out the other side of your graphic organizer (side 1 should be from Labyrinth; side 2 should be from No Time For Nuts). Click here for a copy of "The Book of Sand." In your notebook, analyze the plot structure of this story.
  • Read "The Leap" on pgs. 46-54. Write a 1/2 page essay that details the exposition, conflict, climax, and resolution of this short story. For help on these terms, view the presentation from 9.16. Also, please bring a pencil for tomorrow's FCA.

Tuesday

9.21

  • Mr. Hampton will not be at school today. 
  • FCA #1 
Hampton will not be at school today because of training downtown. See Hampton when you return for how to make up your FCA. Homework was collected today by the sub. 
 

Wednesday

9.22

  • The Freak digital short
  • What Happened During the Ice Storm... 
Click here for a copy of "What Happened During..." Read the story, then write a 1/2 page essay that details the exposition, conflict, climax, and resolution of this short story.  
  • Read "The Monkey's Paw" on pgs. 33-42. Write a 1/2 page essay that details the exposition, conflict, climax, and resolution of this short story.

Thursday

9.23

  • Clips from Vantage Point
  • Flipped vs. Diving Under
Click here for a copy of Diving Under. Click here for a copy of Flipped. Read story and see Hampton before/after school or email for specific instructions on how to make the graphic organizer.
 

Friday

9.24

  • Flipped vs. Diving Under
Complete the graphic organizer. See Hampton before/after school or email for specific make up instructions. 
  • Complete 1-page paper on point of view. View presentation for additional information. 
WEEK 6

Tuesday

9.28

  •  Demand Writing #1

Write a 5-paragraph essay on the following prompt:

 

You have been chosen to go on a trip to another country.  While there, your job is to tell the students in their schools about America.Think about one object that you would take that would represent America. Identify the object you would take and explain how it represents America." Write on a sheet of paper and turn in when you return. 

 

Wednesday

9.29

  • Notes on Theme
  • Modeled "Think Alouds"
  • Started reading Two Kinds (from The Joy Luck Club by Amy Tan)
View presentation and take notes in your notebook. Click here to read the story. View presentation for accompanying assignment. 
  •  Finish Graphic Organizer (at least 4-5 quotes w/ explanation). See presentation for additional information.

Thursday

9.30

  • Finished reading Two Kinds
  • RAFT Assignment (4th period only)
View presentation for instructions on how to complete your RAFT. 
  • Make sure your notebook is organized for the quiz on Friday.
  • Complete RAFT Assignment (4th period only) 

Friday

10.1

  • Quiz #1
  • Passed back papers/recorded new grades in grade book. 
  • Watched best of iMovie Projects (4th period)
  • RAFT Assignment (5th and 6th)
  • Monkey's Paw (Simpsons Version) (4th period)
When you return, collect your papers from the box and input your new grades into your grade book. See Hampton to make up your quiz. Also, view presentation to complete RAFT assignment if you are 5th or 6th period complete assignment detailed in the presentation.
  • Complete RAFT if not done in class (5th/6th period only)
WEEK 7 

Monday

10.4

  • Notes on Setting
  • Read There Will Come Soft Rains (pgs. 284-292)
  • Made 2-column graphic organizer.
View presentation for notes on setting. Read the story in your textbook on pgs. 284-292. See presentation for information on how to make the graphic organizer.
  • Finish graphic organizer
  • 1-page essay on how the setting of the story helps the reader predict what will happen next. Use your graphic organizer for supporting your answer.  

Tuesday

10.5

  • Notes and activities on Characterization
  • Read Harrison Bergeron 
  • Made 2-column graphic organizer
View presentation for notes on characters and characterization. Click here to download the story. See presentation for information on your graphic organizer. 
  • Finish graphic organizer 
  • 1-page essay that explains the role indirect characterization plays in the story.

Wednesday

10.6

  • FCA #2
See Hampton to make up your FCA.
 

Thursday

10.7

  • SLM Concept 2: Compare & Contrast
  • Mary Poppins/Scary Mary Trailers
  • Notes on Compare & Contrast / Venn Diagram
  • Read The Race / Working Together
Download presentation and record your new SLM concept. View trailers on the left. Take notes on compare/contrast. Read both stories in your textbook (pg. 618) and complete a Venn diagram on both. Then, take diagram and do homework.  
  • Based on your Venn Diagram, write a 1-page compare/contrast essay. 

Friday

10.8

  • Read How to Fight Monsters
  • Completed Y-Chart Graphic Organizer. 
Download presentation for notes. Click here to download organizer. Click here to download the story. Read story and follow instructions to complete assignment.

 

WEEK 8  (HOMECOMING WEEK)

Monday

10.11

  • Return Graded Papers / Record Grades
  • Fiction SLM --> Concept 2/3
  • Read "Kokopelli's Flute"
See the returned papers box to collect your assignments when you return. Download presentation and record new LEQs. Read story on pgs. 296-297 and follow directions on presentation to complete assignment.
 

Tuesday

10.12

  • Fiction SLM --> Concept 4
  • Listened to selected music to practice identifying main idea. 
Download presentation to record the new concept. Click here to download Song 1 | Song 2 | Song 3. Click here for the lyrics. Write a 3-4 sentences for each song identifying the main idea of the song (what the WHOLE song is about) and the supporting details.
 

Wednesday

10.13

  • PSAT (Periods 1-4)

 

Due to PSAT, there is no assignment today.

 

Thursday

10.14

  • N/A
Due to scheduling changes in Homecoming Week, there are no planned activities today.  

Friday

10.15

  • N/A
Due to this being homecoming week, today is mostly planned for out of classroom activities, such as Colt Olympics. There is no planned assignment for today.  
WEEK 9 

Monday

10.18

  • SLM Concept 4 (Main Idea)
  • Fiction SLM --> Concept 4
  • Read Critters Vex People...
View presentation to download new concept and notes. Click here to download the story. View presentation and write a 1-page essay identify the main idea of the article and it's supporting details that support your argument. Please complete homework by Wednesday, 10.20.
  • Print or write down lyrics to one of your favorite songs.
  • Write a 1-page essay that identifies the main idea and/or theme of your song. Use details from your song lyrics to support your conclusion.
  • This is due on Wednesday, 10.20.

Tuesday

10.19

  • Mr. Hampton will not be on campus due to training at Staff Development.
  • Read Animal Reaction
  • Completed 1-page essay
See Hampton for a copy of the story; write a 1-page essay on the main idea of the story. Turn in when you return.  

Wednesday

10.20

  • Early Release Day (5, 6, 4, 7)
  • SLM Concept 4 (Main Idea)
  • Read With All Flags Flying
  • New Strategy: Magnet Summaries
View presentation and download the new LEQs for today. Click here to download the story. View presentation for instructions on completing a magnet summary. Make 5 magnet summary boxes and turn in when you return.
  • Read The Leader in the Mirror on pgs. 415-418; perform magnet summaries on every three (3) paragraphs (total of 5 summaries); write a 1/2 page review of the benefits and negatives of using magnet summaries.

Thursday

10.21

  • SLM Concept 5 (Author's Purpose)
  • Read Like the Sun
  • Analyzed Author's Purpose w/ Graphic Organizer
View presentation to record SLM Concept 5. Read Like the Sun on pgs. 191-194. View instructions on presentation to complete graphic organizer on author's purpose.
  • Take your graphic organizer and write a 1-page analysis of why the author wrote Like the Sun. Use details from the organizer to support your conclusion.

Friday

10.22

  • SWYW Challenge Ends
  • Activator: The Brothers Grimm
  • Notes: Fairy Tales, Propp's Character Spheres, Common Plot Elements of Fairy Tales.
  • Read The Golden Goose
View presentation to record new notes on Fairy Tales. Click here to download The Golden Goose. Analyze the story according to the fairy tale elements listed in the presentation.
  • Read Ashputtle on pgs. 1139-1144. Write a 1-page analysis of this fairy tale based on the elements listed in today's presentation.

 

 

 

Quarter 2
WEEK 1
Date &
Presentation
What You Missed
Class Work
Homework

Monday

10.25  

  • SWYW Challenge Winners
  • Return / Record New Grades
  • The Frog Prince
Check presentation to determine the winner of the SWYW Challenge. Check grade bin and record new grades when you return. Click here to download the story; read story and analyze it according to its fairy tale elements. No other make up need be done.

Tuesday

10.26 

  • 4 + More Nametags / New Shoulder Partners 
  • Rumpelstiltskin
Click here to download the story from today; read story and analyze it according to its fairy tale elements. Follow instructions for the 4 + More Nametags; see Hampton to receive your partners for this grading period. No other make up need be done.
  •  Read Hansel and Gretel. Write a 1/2 page analysis of the moral. For additional credit, write an analysis on the other 3 fairy tale elements.

Wednesday

10.27 

  • Fairy Tale Project Rubric, Group Setup
  • "Hampton's Project Starter Guide"
  • Fairy Tale Project (Day 1/4)
Click here for the rubric for the fairy tale project. See Hampton personally for information on exemplars (examples from last year) and who to work with if you do not have a group. Click here to download "Hampton's Project Starter Guide."  This guide will aid you when working on this and many other projects. If you were absent this day, contact Hampton immediately. 
  • Work on Fairy Tale Project accordingly.

Thursday

10.28 

  • Hampton Finalizes Grades
  • Project Exemplars from 07-10
  • Fairy Tale Project (Day 2/4)
Grades are being finalized today. I will not accept any make up work past this day. Contact your group members to determine what kind of make up work needs to be done.
  • Work on Fairy Tale Project accordingly.
WEEK 2

Monday

11.1

  • FCA #3
See Hampton to make up your FCA exam.   

Tuesday

11.2

  • Fairy Tale Project (Day 3/4)
Contact your group members to determine what kind of make up work needs to be done.
  • Work on Fairy Tale Project accordingly.

Wednesday

11.3

  • Fairy Tale Project (Day 4/4)
Contact your group members to determine what kind of make up work needs to be done. Check presentation for information on presentations.
  • Finish Fairy Tale Project if needed; your presentation will either be Wednesday or Thursday. To those going on the field trip on Friday, your group must go on Thursday's Group A. Contact Hampton for more information. 
  • Prepare for Group A Presentations 

Thursday

11.4

  • Fairy Tale Project Presentations
There is no make up work today; if you missed your group's presentation today your grade was not affected. 
  • Prepare for Group B Presentations

Friday

11.5

  • Fairy Tale Project Presentations
There is no make up work today; if you missed your group's presentation today your grade was not affected.   
WEEK 3

Monday

11.8

  • Finish Fairy Tale Project Presentations
  • Pass Out Ender's Game
  • SLM Concept 1
  • Notes: Orson Scott Card
View presentation and make a new SLM. Take notes on the author.

 

Tuesday

11.9

  • Mr. Hampton @ Staff Development for Training
  • Ender's Game Introduction 
An assignment has been left for the sub: Read the Intro of Ender's Game. Write a 1-page summary and also answers LEQs 1 and 2 from Monday.

 

Wednesday

11.10

  • Early Release Day
  • 4th Period "Special Assignment"
There is no make up work today. 
 

Thursday

11.11

  •  SLM Concept 4
  • Notes: Text Coding
  • Practice: Text Coding on Chapter 1. 
View presentation for information on text coding. Practiced text coding on Chapter 1; finish for homework. See Hampton or ask a friend if you need help coding.
  • Read Chapter 1
  • Text code Chapters 1, 15-20 times on sticky notes or sheet of paper.

Friday

11.12

  • Return / Record New Grades
  • Gradebook --> Portfolio Transfer
  • SLM Concept 3
  • Notes on Written Conversations with Chapter 2.  
Check grade bin when you return. Record new LEQ. Take notes on Written Conversations. Since you cannot perform a written conversation by yourself, text code Chapter 2 10-15 times and turn in when you return.
  • Choose 3 assignments that you consider your "best" work from your grade book. 
  • Write a 1-page review on why you've chosen the three (3) assignments
  • Transfer this review and your "best" assignments from your Grade Book to your Student Portfolio.
  • Turn in Portfolio on Monday.  
WEEK 4

Monday

11.15

  • SLM Concept 2/3
  • Written Conversations
  • Finish Chapter 2
  • Chapter 3
View presentation and do 10-15 text codes on a sheet of paper or sticky notes and turn in when you return.
  • Finish Chapter 3 if not completed in class. 
  • Summarize the events of Chapters 1-3 in 1/2 to 3/4 of a page; decide what is most important to include in your summary.

Tuesday

11.16

  • SLM Concept 2/3
  • Literature Circles
  • Chapter 4
View presentation for information on Literature Circles. Click here to download a literature circle worksheet. Choose a role and complete the worksheet based on what you read in Chapter 4.
  • Finish reading Ch. 4 if not completed in class.
  • Finish Literature Circle worksheet; be prepared to discuss it tomorrow.

Wednesday

11.17

  • SLM Concept 2/3
  • Literature Circle Share-Out
  • Preview Socratic Circle
View presentation for information Socratic Circles. Complete homework.
  • Complete Chapter 5. Prepare for Socratic circle on Thursday by reviewing over Chapters 1-5.

Thursday

11.18

  • SLM Concept 3
  • Socratic Circle on Chapters 1-5.

View presentation for information on Socratic Circles. Complete homework if you were not present in class. If you were not present this day, complete this assignment instead:

  • Pretend you are a book reviewer: Write a 1-page review on Chapters 1-5.
 

Friday

11.19

  • Hampton will be in Orlando for the NCTE (the National English Teacher's Conference)
  • Read Chapter 6.
  • 1-page essay on LEQ 3 ("How does Battle School effect Ender"?)
Read Chapter 6 and complete a 1-page essay on the topic listed to the right. Turn in when you return.  
WEEK 5 (Thanksgiving Break)

Monday

11.22

  • Written Conversations with Chapter 7 (Part I). 
View presentation for information on performing written conversations. Text code pgs. 66-74 if you were not in class today. 
  • Read all of Chapter 7; fill out literature circle worksheet and be prepared to discuss it for the first half of class tomorrow.
  • If you were absent today, choose 1 role of your choice.

Tuesday

11.23

  • Literature Circle
  • Desk Olympics
  • 5th period only: SWYW Challenge Celebration
View presentation for information on the literature circle from today. No other make up needs to be done, but make sure to complete your homework. Have a good Thanksgiving Break! 
  • Read Chapter 8; text code 20-25 times. Mixture of all codes required.
WEEK 6

Monday

11.29

  • Updates in:
    • Make up policy
    • Participation grades
    • Tiered homework
    • Desk Olympics Winner
    • Hampton group on Facebook
  • Return / Record new grades
  • Read / review Ch. 8
View presentation for updates to class. Collect your assignments from bin when you return. No other make up needs to be done.
 

Tuesday

11.30

  • Begin "Open Mind" Project
View presentation for information on the "Open Mind" project. Start work on project using Ender Wiggin. 
  • Continue work at home on project if you wish. 
  • Study for quiz tomorrow; this is a reading check quiz, which means you are not permitted to use your notes or book. Review your notes and text coding assignments for help. Quiz will cover chapters 1-8. 

Wednesday

12.1

  • Quiz (Chapters 1-8)
  • "Open Mind" Project
Finish project; be prepared to turn it in tomorrow.

Thursday

12.2

  • Special Presentation: Locke and Demosthenes (6th period only) 
  • Finish "Open Mind" Project
  • 3 Question Types
View presentation for information on Locke and Demosthenes and to take notes for the 3 question types. Prepare for your Socratic circle tomorrow by completing your homework.
  • Prepare for Socratic Circle tomorrow by reviewing over chapters 6-9.
  • Come up with at least 5 questions in your composition notebook on Chapters 6-9. 
    • 2 of these questions should be Type 1
    • 2 of these questions should be Type 2
    • 1 of these questions should be Type 3

Friday

12.3

  • Socratic Circle (Chapters 6-9)
If you were absent today, write a 1-page essay explaining where you were and why you missed class this day. Turn in when you return. No other make up needs to be done.
 
WEEK 7

Monday

12.6

  • Fairy Tale Return
  • Ch. 6 Review from Speaker for the Dead
  • Read aloud Chapter 10
  • Quick Read / Write Reaction
See presentation for information about quick read / write reactions. Complete homework. 
  • Finish reading Chapter 10. Text code 10-15 times.

Tuesday

12.7

  • Hampton at Staff Development
  • Demand Writing #2
Write a well-constructed essay on any of the following prompts: click here to download prompts. 
  • Read Chapter 11. Draw/sketch the 3 most important scenes from this chapter on a sheet of paper. Include a 1-2 sentence caption below each image.

Wednesday

12.8

  • Early Release Day
  • Read aloud Chapter 12
  • Quick Read / Write Reaction
View presentation for information on quick write's we did this day. Complete homework. 
  • Finish reading Chapter 12. 

Thursday

12.9

  • FCA #4
See Hampton to make up your FCA. 
  • Read Chapter 13
  • Prepare for Socratic Circle tomorrow by making 5 questions:
    • 2 of these questions should be Type 1
    • 2 of these questions should be Type 2
    • 1 of these questions should be Type 3

Friday

12.10

  • Socratic Circle (Ch. 10-13) 
If you were absent today, write a 1-page essay explaining where you were and why you missed class this day. Turn in when you return. No other make up needs to be done.

 

WEEK 8

Monday

12.13

  • Quick Writes
  • Chapter 14

View presentation for information on quick writing with Chapter 14. No other make up needs to be done.

  • Finish reading Chapters 14/15
  • Fill out a Literature Circle Form; if you were absent this day, choose a role you haven't been yet, but do not choose Overseer.

Tuesday

12.14

  • Literature Circle on Chapters 14/15
  • Continuum of Change Project
Click here to download a literature circle form; choose a role other than overseer. Fill out form and give to Hampton when you return. Also, start work on your project; it is due on Thursday.

 

Wednesday

12.15

  • Exam Review
  • Return / Record Graded Papers
  • Continue Continuum of Change Project
View presentation for information on the exam. Finish your project; it is due Thursday.
  • Finish Continuum of Change Project; it is due Thursday.
  • Review SLM and study for exam. 

Thursday

12.16

  • Ender's Game Exam
See Hampton when you return to make up your Ender's Game Exam.  

Friday

12.17

  • Early Release Day (1, 2, 4, 3)
AICE General Paper does not meet today, except in 4th period, which will have a special make up assignment. No other make up is necessary. Have a great Winter Break!  
WEEK 9

Monday

1.3

  • Welcome back from Winter Break
  • Updates to class
  • Poetry SLM Preview
  • Placemat Consensus on Poetry 
 

Tuesday

1.4

 

Wednesday

1.5

Finish storyboard project; due tomorrow.

Thursday

1.6

 

Friday

1.7

  • Quiz
  • Sylvia Plath "mystery" poems 
Finish Metaphor poem; see presentation for details.

 

 

 

Quarter 3
WEEK 1
Date & Presentation What We Did
Homework

Monday

1.10

  • 5th and 6th only: Metaphor Poem
  • Organize Grade Book Duotang; due Wednesday (1.12)

Tuesday

1.11

 

Wednesday

1.12

  • Special Midterm Schedule: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th meet; 6th does not. 7th period exam.
  • Handed in Grade Book Duotang
  • Notes on Repetition
  • Read The Raven (Poe)
  • Watched The Raven (Simpsons) if time remains
  • Exit Slip
  • Prepare for Socratic Circle tomorrow by reviewing the new Socratic Circle handout and reviewing notes and LEQs.

Thursday

1.13

 

Friday

1.14

 
WEEK 2

Thursday

1.20

  • Benchmark Exam (See Hampton for make up instructions)
 

Friday

1.21

  • Benchmark Exam (See Hampton for make up instructions)

 

WEEK 3

Monday

1.24

  • Final Poem due date set at Friday, 2.4; all poems must be typed and into Hampton by this date.
  • 4th period: FCAT Poem Practice (That Day & Abuelito Who / Life Ain't No Crystal Stair). See Hampton personally for a copy of these poems
  • Finish Benchmark Exam (5th and 6th period)
  • Begin working on final poem project; use completed poems thus far as basis for getting started.

Tuesday

1.25

  • Notes on additional poetic terms with examples
  • Read Weary Blues (pg. 737 in Purple textbook)
  • Exit Slip
  • Read Flanders Fields and Jazz Fantasia (pgs. 738-739); write a 1/2 to 1-page essay on how alliteration is used in these poems.

Wednesday

1.26

  • Early Release Day
  • Hampton not on campus
  • Assignment left with substitute
 

Thursday

1.27

  • Spoof / Emulation Poem practice
  • Finish spoof / emulation poem; due Friday.

Friday

1.28

  • Return / Record New Grades
  • Ekphrastic Poetry practice
  • Practice writing poems; aim for at least 3. Be prepared to conference with Hampton on these poems on Tuesday.
  • Transfer 3-5 "best" assignments from Grade book Duotang to Portfolio. Write a 1-page review of why you consider these assignments your "best" work. Due Monday. 
WEEK 4

Monday

1.31

  • Transferred 3-5 "best" to Portfolio
  • Notes on Theme
  • Listened to Cats in the Cradle
  • Read All / Also All on pgs. 764-765; completed 2-column graphic organizer 
  • Work on Final Poem
  • Make sure you have at least 1-2 poems to show Hampton for conferences tomorrow. 

Tuesday

2.1

  • FCA #6
  • Conferences with Hampton on Poetry
  • Work on Final Poem

Wednesday

2.2

  • Poetry Writing Day
  • Conference with Hampton on Poetry
  • Work on Final Poem

Thursday

2.3

  • End of Fiction Unit; To Be Decided
  • Work on Final Poem

Friday

2.4

  • Return / Record New Grades
  • End of Fiction Unit; To Be Decided
 
WEEK 5

Monday

2.7

  • Return / Record New Grades
  • New Persuasion SLM
  • Finish End of Fiction Unit
 

Tuesday

2.8

 

Wednesday

2.9

  • Read The American Idea (pgs. 560-564)
  • 1/2 page essay on types of appeals used in article; and, is it an effective argument?

Thursday

2.10

 

Friday

2.11

 
WEEK 6

Monday

2.14

  • Watch an infomercial on television or the internet (youtube is a great source). Write a 1/2 to full page essay analyzing the appeals and propaganda this infomercial uses. If you are unable to watch TV or obtain internet access, tell Hampton immediately for an alternate assignment. This is due on Thursday.

Tuesday

2.15

  • FCA #6
 

Wednesday

2.16

  • Early Release Day
  • Hampton will not be on campus
  • 4th period has a special activity; no make up is required. 
 

Thursday

2.17

  • Persuasive Brochure Project; project is due next Friday: you are required to make a persuasive brochure that sells a real or imaginary product (like Proactiv, SlapChop, knives, etc.) or service (house/car cleaning, babysitting, etc.). Brochure must have at least two instances of appeals (logical, emotional, ethical, theological; multiples instances of same appeal is acceptable. Brochure must have at least two instances of propaganda (nostalgia, scare tactic, testimonial, plainfolks, bandwagon); multiple instances of same propaganda technique is acceptable.
  • Work on brochure

Friday

2.18

  • Persuasive Brochure Project; project is due next Friday; project is due next Monday: you are required to make a persuasive brochure that sells a real or imaginary product (like Proactiv, SlapChop, knives, etc.) or service (house/car cleaning, babysitting, etc.). Brochure must have at least two instances of appeals (logical, emotional, ethical, theological; multiples instances of same appeal is acceptable. Brochure must have at least two instances of propaganda (nostalgia, scare tactic, testimonial, plainfolks, bandwagon); multiple instances of same propaganda technique is acceptable.
  • Work on brochure
WEEK 7

Tuesday

2.22

  • Post-Sickness Recap
  • FCAT Writes Opinionaire 
  • Notes: The Intro Paragraph
  • Intro Paragraph Practice
  • Write only a Introduction Paragraph to the following prompt: : Think about the best day you have had in your life. Write to explain why this was the best day of your life.  

Wednesday

2.23
  • Hampton Intro Paragraph Write-Off
  • Return / Record New Grades

 

Thursday

2.24

  • Notes: The Body Paragraph
  • Body Paragraph Practice 
  • Complete 3 body paragraphs on the prompt in the presentation.

Friday

2.25

  • Notes: The Conclusion Paragraph
  • Conclusion Paragraph Practice
  • Persuasive Brochure Project Due
  • Complete the Practice Essay in the presentation.
WEEK 8

Monday

2.28

  • Notes: Last Pieces of Advice
  • Hampton's Frayer Fold Organizer
  • Exemplars from 2008 FCAT Writes!
  • Review notes on introduction, body, and conclusion paragraphs. Get a good night's sleep!

Tuesday

3.1

  • FCAT Writes!
  • Set up Non-Fiction SLM
  • Bonus Lesson on Irony 
 

Wednesday

3.2

  • Read Vitamin C on pgs. 168-177; complete a KWL with at least 8-10 things you learned. 

Thursday

3.3

  • Concept 1: Before Reading
  • Read: The House
  • Read: Teens and Sleep and answered questions at end of passage.

 

Friday

3.4

  • Concept 1: Before Reading
  • Complete KWL 
  • Read: Hair (Malcolm X) and answered own questions.
  • Read The Marginal World on pgs. 156-165; read questions first and then answer them after reading the story. 
WEEK 9

Monday

3.7

  • FCA #7

 

Tuesday

3.8

  • Drive for Life Event
  • Periods 4-6 do not meet today
 

Wednesday

3.9

  • Early Release Day
  • Hampton not on Campus
  • "Surviving High School" assignment
    • Complete a KWL on the articles
    • Write a 1-page letter to an incoming freshman who's looking for advice before coming to high school. Base your response closely on your own personal thoughts and those of the articles.  
 

Thursday

3.10

  • Concept 2 
  • Scenes from Titanic 
  • Notes: During Reading Strategies 
  • Titanic assignment
 

Friday

3.11

  • Return / Record New Grades
  • Concept 2
  • Titanic assignment (continued) 
 
WEEK 10

Monday

3.21

  • Organize Gradebook Duotangs; transfer 3-5 of your "best" assignments to your Portfolio. Write a 1 to 2 page description of why you've chosen these assignments as examples of your "best" work.
  • Select Conferences with Hampton 
  • Finish organizing Gradebook Duotang; transfer 3-5 of your "best" assignments to your Portfolio. Write a 1 to 2 page description of why you've chosen these assignments as examples of your "best" work. This assignment is due tomorrow.

Tuesday

3.22

  • Read "What We Eat" in Introduction, pgs. 3-10. Write 1/2 page summary on what you read.

Wednesday

3.23

  • Concept 1
  • Notes: Origins of Fast Food / Carl Karcher
  • Read "Founding Fathers" / Two-Column Organizer
  • Read "Trusted Friends" on pgs. 31-38. Make a 2-column organize (check notes). Need 5-7 quotes and reactions.  

Thursday

3.24

  • Concept 2
  • Notes: Ray Kroc
  • Read and Quick Write: "Kid Kustomers" and "Perfect Synergy"
  • Read "Brand Essence" and "McTeachers and Coke Dudes"
  • Prepare for Quiz on these sections tomorrow. 

Friday

3.25

  • Hampton out sick  
  • Read "Throughput" and "Stroking" on pgs. 67-75.
  • Sketch and caption the three (3) most important visual images from what you've read and turn in. 

 

WEEK 11

Monday

3.28

  • Clips on Concepts 1/2
  • Read "Protecting Youth" and "Inside Jobs" (pgs. 78-87)
  • Quick Write Reactions (2 times)
  • Prepare for quiz tomorrow by reviewing notes and completing readings from "Founding Fathers" and "Trusted Friends")

Tuesday

3.29

  • Quiz #1 on FFN
  • Clips on the Killing Floor
  • Read: "Most Dangerous Jobs" Introduction (pg.  169-172)
  • Quick Write Reactions (2 times)
  • Read "Sharp Knives" and "The Worst" (pgs. 172-178)
  • Sketch and caption the 3 most important visual images from what you've read 

Wednesday

3.30

  • Read "Kenny" (pgs. 186-190)
  • Storyboard  Project 
  • Finish Storyboard Project; due tomorrow.  

Thursday

3.31

  • Concept 3
  • Read "Food Product Design" (pgs. 119-125)
  • Clips about The Birth of Flavor! 
  • Finish reading "Food Product Design" (pgs. 125-129)

Friday

4.1

  • Quiz #2
  • Read "The Breasts of Mr. McDonald" (pgs. 139-140)
  • Clips on Chicken Killing Floor 
  • Finish reading introduction to On the Range (pgs. 133-139) 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  • If you were not present this day, complete this assignment instead:
    • Pretend you are a book reviewer: Write a 1-page review on Chapters 1-5.

 

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