Week of February 28
Pd. 2, 4, 5,7
English: “Single Room, Earth View”
Monday, Feb. 28: Pd. 2, 5, 7
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word(s)— “fustigate”
When you come in, get your notebook, a textbook, and
your brain.
Write the homework in your agenda.
HW:
1. AR—keep on reading!
2. Take notes on “Literary Analysis—Expository Essay” and “Reading Skill—Main Idea.” (pg. 465) and Complete the first two sections of “After You Read: Literary Analysis and Reading Skill.”
BW: “Single Room, Earth View” pg. 474
Under your homework notes for this story, carefully, and with specific details, answer the “Critical Thinking” questions.
English:
“Single Room, Earth View”
Monday, Feb. 28: Pd. 2, 5, 7
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word(s)—
“fustigate”
CW: “Single Room, Earth View” pg. 467
Writing “Power Paragraphs”
Using the handout “Get the Power, “ rewrite your answer
to question #4 of the Bellwork (“Critical Thinking”)
following the format and instructions on the handout
for the BASIC POWER PARAGRAPH:
English:
“The News”
Tues., Mar 1:
Pd. 4 (7:30-9:00--FCAT),Pd. 2 (9:57-10:43) Pds. 5, 7—same times as always
When you come in, please take your assigned seats.
(Pd. 4 students, please follow Ms. Kraynak’s instructions as to where to sit.)
CW: “The News” by Neil Postman pg. 477-486—due at end of class
1. Label a new sheet of notebook paper with your name, today’s date, and the period—all in the upper right corner.
2. On the top line, write the title of the essay and the author.
3. Take detailed notes on ALL sections of the author info (p. 477). 4. Read the essay taking ALL the margin notes as you read:
• Vocab
• Literary analysis
• Reading check
• Reading skill
• Critical Viewing
English:
“Single Room, Earth View”
Wed., Mar 2: Pd. 2
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word— “lygophilia”
“Good manners will open doors that the best education cannot.” ~ Clarence Thomas
When you come in, get a textbook and your notebook, and please
take your assigned seats.
HW:
1. Complete “Literary Analysis: Expository
Essay”---2. Test on “Single Room, Earth View” and “The News” on Tues., Mar. 8—no notes
BW: “Single Room, Earth View” by Sally Ride—15 minutes •Complete “Writing About the Big Question.” Use the “Basic
Powergraph” format (1---2---2---2---4) for your answer to item “C”. (You may refer to the Powergraph Handout.)
English:
“The News”
Wed., Mar 2: Pd. 2
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word— “lygophilia”
CW: Finish yesterday’s class assignment:
“The News” by Neil Postman pg. 477-486—due at end of class
1. Label a new sheet of notebook paper with your name, today’s date, and the period—all in the upper right corner.
2. On the top line, write the title of the essay and the author.
3. Take detailed notes on ALL sections of the author info (p. 477). 4. Read the essay taking ALL the margin notes as you read:
• Vocab
• Literary analysis • Reading check • Reading skill • Critical Viewing
5. Answer carefully and in detail, all four “Critical Thinking” questions and “The Big ?”
English:
“Single Room, Earth View”
Wed., Mar 2: Pd. 4
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word— “lygophilia”
“Good manners will open doors that the best education cannot.” ~ Clarence Thomas
When you come in, get a textbook and your notebook, and please
take your assigned seats.
HW:
1. Complete “Literary Analysis: Expository
Essay”---2. Test on “Single Room, Earth View” and “The News” on Tues., Mar .8—no notes
BW: “Single Room, Earth View” by Sally Ride—10 minutes •Complete “Writing About the Big Question.
English:
“Single Room, Earth View”
Wed., Mar. 2: Pd. 4
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word—
“lygophilia”
CW:
1. Writing “Power Paragraphs” i.e. POWERGRAPHS
Using the handout “Get the Power, “ rewrite your answer to item “C” of the Bellwork following the format and instructions on the handout for the BASIC POWER PARAGRAPH:1---2---2---2---4
English:
“Single Room, Earth View”
Wed., Mar 2: Pd. 7
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word— “lygophilia”
“Good manners will open doors that the best education cannot.” ~ Clarence Thomas
When you come in, get a textbook and your notebook, and please
take your assigned seats.
HW:
1. Complete “Literary Analysis: Expository
Essay”---2. Test on “Single Room, Earth View” and “The News” on Mon., Mar .7—no notes
BW/CW: “Single Room, Earth View” by Sally Ride—10 minutes •Complete “Writing About the Big Question.” Use the “Basic
Powergraph” format (1---2---2---2---4) for your answer to item “C”. (You may refer to the Powergraph Handout.)
English:
“Single Room, Earth View”
Thurs., Mar 3: Pd. 5
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word— “lygophilia”
“Good manners will open doors that the best education cannot.” ~ Clarence Thomas
When you come in, get a textbook and your notebook.
HW:
1. Complete “Literary Analysis: Expository
Essay”---2. Test on “Single Room, Earth View” and “The News” on Mon., Mar .7—no notes
3. Be prepared to work on all the handouts for these stories tomorrow.
BW/CW: “Single Room, Earth View” by Sally Ride—10 minutes •Complete “Writing About the Big Question.” Use the “Basic
Powergraph” format (1---2---2---2---4) for your answer to item “C”. (You may refer to the Powergraph Handout.)
English:
“Single Room, Earth View”
Thurs., Mar 2: Pd. 4, 7
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word— “lygophilia”
“Good manners will open doors that the best education cannot.” ~ Clarence Thomas
When you come in, get a textbook and your notebook.
HW: Test on “Single Room, Earth View” and “The News” on Tues., Mar. 8 --No
notes----You will have class time to work on the handouts and review for the test tomorrow.
CW: “Reading: Reread to Identify Main Idea and Details”
1. Introduce the assignment
2. Reread the story completed the assignment as indicated. 3. Be prepared to share your responses on the document
camera.
4. You will have the rest of the period.
“Single Room, Earth View” and “The News”
English: Periods 2,4,5,7:
WOW: Wonderful, Outstanding Word— “lygophilia”
“Good manners will open doors that the best education cannot.” ~ Clarence Thomas
HW for tonight and CW for tomorrow:
“Single Room, Earth View” and “The News” Test on
TUESDAY.
1. Complete all author notes, margin notes, and “Critical Thinking” questions for each of these stories.
2. Complete the handouts for each story:
a. “Writing about the Big Question” and “Lit Analysis: Expository Essay”
b. “Reading: Reread to Identify Main Idea and Details” and “Vocab Builder”