Sorry I was home sick. Here are the lesson plans I left for the day.
1st
& 2nd Period – 10th grade English:
-Have kids
run across the hall in groups of 3 or 4 to check their grades. This is the final week of the quarter, and
they need to be sure they have everything in and taken care of.
-Give
students the first 15 minutes or so of class to go through and find every
spelling list, literary term, and grammar concept we have discussed this
quarter. Ask them to check with each
other to make sure they all have the required notes for the big test at the end
of the week.
After
that: Read Pages 564 – 578 in the literature text and summarize the
stories for tomorrow.
3rd
Period – 8th Grade English:
-Have kids
run across the hall in groups of 3 or 4 to check their grades. This is the final week of the quarter, and
they need to be sure they have everything in and taken care of.
-Give
students the first 15 minutes or so of class to go through and find every
spelling list, literary term, and grammar concept we have discussed this
quarter. Ask them to check with each
other to make sure they all have the required notes for the big test at the end
of the week.
After
that: Have students read pg 586 – 593 in
the Literature textbook and answer ALL the questions on those pages. Some are multiple choice, some are short
essay, and will need complete sentences, or short essay answers. Due Wednesday.
4th
& 7th Period – 7th Grade English:
-Have kids
run across the hall in groups of 3 or 4 to check their grades. This is the final week of the quarter, and
they need to be sure they have everything in and taken care of.
-Give
students the first 15 minutes or so of class to go through and find every
spelling list, literary term, and grammar concept we have discussed this
quarter. Ask them to check with each
other to make sure they all have the required notes for the big test at the end
of the week.
After
that: Read pg 580 – 588 with the
students. Discuss the questions at the
end of these stories with the kids. They
are pretty good at group discussions.
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