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Bellwork 1- Before the bell rings, you are in your seat working on bellwork , silently.

Bellwork 1- Before the bell rings, you are in your seat working on bellwork , silently. Get a piece of blue cardstock from the front of the room.

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Bellwork 1- Before the bell rings, you are in your seat working on bellwork , silently.

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  1. Bellwork 1- Before the bell rings, you are in your seat working on bellwork, silently. • Get a piece of blue cardstock from the front of the room. • Using the paper and materials in the supply box create a name tent by folding your paper in half, hamburger style, and then fold the edges in one more time (about an inch width) to help it stand. • Write the name you go by on the front of the name tent (big letters for my special eyes to see). I will use these to remember your names • In each corner, draw a picture that represents something about you (favorite number, sport, animal, location, etc.)– make sure you can explain why you drew those pictures. • On the inside of the tent, where we cannot see, write down two truths and one lie about yourself. You have limited time, so get started ASAP!

  2. Language Arts 8/11/14 Homework: • Visit www.msolkhovska.weebly.com-Read all the information found on this site. • Read the Acceptable Use Policy and complete the Technology Survey found under Student Information. • Under the Parents section, complete the Parent Contact form. • Sign up for Edmodo(codes are also online). ELA Period 1: 3tufswELA Period 5: e7emfwELA Period 6: vafb7aELA Period 7: 3mzsan

  3. Bellwork #2 8/12/14 • Grab your spiral from the crate. • Take out any signed forms. • If you have a cell phone, take it out and put it face down on your desk. • In your spiral: Write about the book you read for the summer reading assignment. How did you feel about the journals? Did you like it? Hate it? Felt indifferent? Write 5 sentences or more.

  4. Bellwork #3 8/14/14 Respond to the following quote: “In between goals there is a thing called life, that is meant to be lived and enjoyed.”- Sid Caesar Write 5 sentences or more.

  5. Homework--- all due this Friday: • Visit www.msolkhovska.weebly.com-Read all the information found on this site. • Read the Acceptable Use Policy and complete the Technology Survey found under Student Information. • Under the Parents section, complete the Parent Contact form. • Sign up for Edmodo & Remind (codes are online). • Set up Gmail, if you didn’t finish in class. • SUMMER READING

  6. Bellwork #4 8/15/14 Write about a time you had to be “flexible,” and “go with the flow.” How did the situation turn out? Write 5 sentences or more. Take out your summer reading assignment and put it on your desk.

  7. Bellwork #5 8/18/14 Write about a good memory you have, that still brings a smile to your face when you think about it. Write 5 sentences or more. Letters to Your Future Self AND 3-pronged folders out on the desks please.

  8. Bellwork #6 8/19/14 Write a paragraph about anything, using as many examples of figurative language you know. If you do not remember any figurative language, write a descriptive paragraph that appeals to your five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch). Write 5 sentences or more. IF YOU DIDN’T HAVE YOUR 3 PRONGED FOLDER YESTERDAY, OR YOUR LETTER, PLEASE PUT IT ON YOUR DESK.

  9. Bellwork #7 8/21/14 and 8/22/14 Write a bellwork entry from the point of view of a non-living object in this room, like a pencil or a chair. Describe what a day in their life is like, what they think/feel/like/dislike. Write 5 sentences or more. Take out a BAV template and two blank pieces of paper.

  10. Bellwork #8 What are your plans this weekend? If you don’t have any plans, free write. Write 5 sentences or more.

  11. Bellwork #9 Tell the story of this picture. Write 5 sentences or more.

  12. Bellwork #10 Write a sentence statement to determine the author’s purpose for writing the poem, “Oranges.” (You cannot use any of the P.I.E.E. words) Then, write about dating at your age. Write 5 sentences or more.

  13. Next steps… • Go through the poem and select the best, most descriptive, words or phrases (should be the parts you already have highlighted). • Start a piece of paper and call it “Image Palette.” • Add those words and phrases to the list. • Put that paper behind your “Other” tab. You will reference this when writing your memoir.

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