When you receive your graded book project, if you need to redo it, or wish to for more points, attach your new copy to the graded one.
When I point out spelling words you should learn, copy them into your composition book on the page for editing tips for you (page 39+).
To prepare for the available retake on Text Structure, see the teacher for a practice packet. Identify the text structures of the paragraphs, and afterward we'll talk about them.
Mini-Lessons from the Aug/Sept. Book Project
Sign up for your Realistic Fiction Book by October 1 (A-Day), October 2 (B-Day).
1. iRead -- Individual Reading Time (10-15 minutes)
This month's book assignment is based on Realistic Fiction. Realistic fiction books are gathered in the front of the classroom.
2. Spelling Test on our second set of words, with a bit of review on the first set.
Do not mark on the test paper.
Use the bubble sheet to indicate your answers.
3. iWriteRight --
CSI American Fork Now Investigating: Conventions in Sentences Investigation Your sentence: Copy the sentence.
- Maggie Stiefvater Shiver p. 1
Shiver is the first book in The Wolves of Mercy Falls series by Maggie Stiefvater, and is about werewolves. This is a popular series with teens. There is some "mature" material.
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Back to How They Croaked:
Make sure you have a complete sentence for your central idea. Check your tape-in for what a central idea sentence needs.
Check it off with Ms. Dorsey.
Make your poster.
Prepare to present your poster.
Prepare to present your poster.
Suggested Jobs for Team
Members
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All read chapter, answer
questions, collect details to share, and
create a central idea for
the chapter.
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Group
Member #1
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Group
Member #2
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Group
Member #3
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Group
Member #4
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write
the central idea on the poster
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write
interesting details on the poster
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prepare
the vocabulary words to put on the poster
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draw
illustrations for the poster
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Finding Central Idea in the first chapter from How They Croaked |
Headline = Central Idea (a complete sentence)
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Interesting facts that support that central idea
(You may add illustrations, too!)
Vocabulary:
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Vocabulary
Some Words We Learned
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Word
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Meaning
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