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Welcome to ELL, 4/10/12. Warm Up: Pick up ELL notebook Review your notes on information reports Answer the following question(s) in your ELL notebook Who is Howard Carter? What makes archeology interesting?. I can statement/agenda. Today, 4/10, I can…
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Welcome to ELL, 4/10/12 Warm Up: Pick up ELL notebook Review your notes on information reports Answer the following question(s) in your ELL notebook Who is Howard Carter? What makes archeology interesting?
I can statement/agenda Today, 4/10, I can… • Know: Synthesize information about the life of Howard Carter. • Do: Draft an information report paragraph. Agenda: • Warm up/share: 10 minutes • Review information report: 5 minutes • Information report assignment: 5 minutes • Research and drafting: 25 minutes
This week’s big assignments • Paragraph due Thursday, 4/12 • Draft on Tuesday and Wednesday • Test review on Thursday, 4/12 • Unit test on Friday, 4/13
A quality information report has… • An introduction • Introduces topic • Includes questions or interesting facts • A main idea/claim • A sentence that tells you what the whole paper is about (1 topic) • Found at the end of the intro. • Body paragraph(s) • Gives facts and details • If a fact is copied from a book it’s included in a bibliography • A conclusion: • Restate main idea • Leave reader with a message
Your task • First: Annotate text to find interesting facts that tell us about the life of Howard Carter • Second: Draft a paragraph using the characteristics of a quality information report • Third: DO NOT copy facts from your source, restate in your own words! • Last: IF you finish drafting today, see teacher for help revising
Welcome to Study Hall • 7th graders sit by computers, 8th by the door • You will be receiving documents to take home • Please put them somewhere safe and take to your family
Welcome to Language Arts, 4/10/12 • Materials managers: readers and writers notebooks • Warm Up: • Get out theater vocabulary • Get out scene 1 from Novio Boy • Get out reading and writing HW from last week (logs, quick notes and notebooks) • Turn and talk: “ What does ‘objective’ mean?”
I can statement/agenda Today, 4/10, I can… • Know: identify character objectives in a scene. • Do: apply theater vocabulary to my reflection of Novio Boy. Agenda: • Warm up: 5 minutes • Pass back work/discussion: 10 minutes • Novio Boy reflection: 10 minutes • Silent reading/revisions: 20 minutes
Literary analysis scores Where did you lose points? All revisions must be turned in with original rubric • Introduction: • Rewrite and turn in your own introduction • Claim paragraph: • Rewrite and turn in with rubric • Image: • Draw your own image and turn with rubric • Conclusion: • Rewrite and turn in your own independent conclusion
Reflection • What are the characters’ objectives in this scene? How do you know? • What are the props and costumes used by the characters in this scene?
Materials Managers: return readers and writers, pick up SS notebookWarm UP:1. get out “Bill of Rights”2. Turn and talk: “What are three words IDSR Helped you define?” Welcome to SS, 4/10/12
I can statement/agenda Today, 4/10, I can… • Know: identify the main ideas of the 10 amendments known as the Bill of Rights. • Do: practice analyzing text using I.D.S.R. Agenda: • Warm up: 5 minutes • Review IDSR and Bill of Rights: 5 minutes • Finish translations: 30 minutes • Clean up: 5 minutes
Your task • IDSR • Identify unknown words • Use a dictionary or thesaurus (from a book or your phone) to look up a synonym you understand • Write in the new word • Re-read to see if it helps clarify the amendment • Summarize the amendmenton your handout • Create a memory tool/way to remember • Key words • Picture • Acronym