February 5

Lesson Plans: February 5 – 9

Honors English I

2/5  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; EOC Extended Constructed Response:  Write Like a Pro

2/6  LTOTW:  paradox; EOC Extended Constructed Response:  Introductory Paragraph Writing

2/7  EOC Extended Constructed Response:  It says/It means practice

2/8  EOC Extended Constructed Response:  Body Paragraphs

2/9  EOC Reading Passage Practice; Extended Constructed Response:  Body Paragraphs

English I

2/5  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; EOC Extended Constructed Response:  Introductory Paragraph and Thesis statement notes and practice

2/6  LTOTW:  paradox; EOC Extended Constructed Response:  Introductory Paragraph Writing

2/7  EOC Extended Constructed Response:  Body Paragraph notes and It says/It means practice

2/8  EOC Extended Constructed Response:  Body Paragraphs

2/9  EOC Reading Passage Practice; Extended Constructed Response:  Body Paragraphs

December 8

Lesson Plans: December 11 – 15

Honors English I

12/11  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; Greek Mythology:  Binders DUE Wednesday and Unit Exam Wednesday

12/12  LTOTW:  2nd Quarter Chart is DUE; Greek Mythology:  Binders DUE tomorrow and Unit Exam tomorrow

12/13  Greek Mythology Exam; Binders DUE

12/14  Counselor Visit

12/15  Semester Exam Review

English I

12/11  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; 9 weeks review for TEST on Wednesday

12/12  LTOTW:  2nd Quarter Chart is DUE; 9 weeks review for TEST tomorrow

12/13  9 Weeks Exam

12/14  Counselor Visit

12/15  Semester Exam Review

November 27

Lesson Plans: November 27 – December 1

Honors English I

11/27  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Friday 12/1 TEST Friday 12/8; Greek Mythology:  Students will read the myth of Psyche & Eros, completing notes and character flashcards as they go over Psyche, Eros (different from day 1), Aphrodite, and Zephyrus along with QuickWrite #4

11/28  LTOTW:  pathetic fallacy; SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Friday 12/1 TEST Friday 12/8; Greek Mythology:  Students will read the myth of Daedalus, completing notes and character flashcards as they go over Daedalus, Icarus, Minos, and Minotaur

11/29  SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Friday 12/1 TEST Friday 12/8; Greek Mythology:  Students will read the myth of Narcissus and Echo, completing notes and character flashcards as they go over both Narcissus and Echo along with QuickWrite #5

11/30  SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Tomorrow 12/1 TEST Friday 12/8; Greek Mythology:  Students will read the myth of Orpheus, completing notes and character flashcards as they go over Orpheus, Eurydice, Aristeus along with QuickWrite #6

12/1  SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Today TEST Friday 12/8; Greek Mythology:  Students will read the myth of Midas, completing notes and character flashcards as they go over Midas and Apollo

English I

11/27  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Friday 12/1 TEST Friday 12/8

11/28  LTOTW:  pathetic fallacy; Sentence Structure:  Students will work to identify simple, compound, and complex sentences TEST Thursday 11/30; SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Friday 12/1 TEST Friday 12/8

11/29  Sentence Structure:  Students will review the different structures of sentences in preparation for TEST tomorrow; SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Friday 12/1 TEST Friday 12/8

11/30  Sentence Structure TEST; SAT Vocabulary List 6 flashcards DUE Tomorrow TEST Friday 12/8

12/1  Sustained Silent Reading of self-selected texts

October 17

Lesson Plans: October 16 – 20

Honors English I & English I

10/16  NO SCHOOL

10/17  Band Competition Day; Sustained Silent Reading of self-selected texts

10/18  LTOTW:  personification; Author Background Research:  Amy Tan

10/19  “Rules of the Game”  Students will read the selected chapter from Amy Tan’s novel The Joy Luck Club focusing on personification, imagery, and theme for literary analysis

10/20  “Rules of the Game”  Students will complete literary analysis over the chapter

 

September 4

Lesson Plans: September 4 – 8

Honors English I

9/4  NO SCHOOL:  Labor Day

9/5  LTOTW:  antihero; Raisin in the Sun: reading check over Act II Scene 1 & 2 then begin reading Scene 3

9/6  Parts of Speech:  Students will identify subjects and verbs in sentences;  Raisin in the Sun:  students will finish reading Act II Scene 3

9/7  Raisin in the Sun:  students will read Act III

9/8  Raisin in the Sun:  students will finish reading Act III and begin completing the Major Works Data Sheet

English I

9/4  NO SCHOOL:  Labor Day

9/5  LTOTW:  antihero;  Personal Narrative:  Students will discuss literary analysis questions and work on short constructed responses to “The Pie” in small groups

9/6  Personal Narrative:  Students will complete their literary analysis questions, working on short constructed responses to “The Pie”

9/7  Personal Narrative: Students will choose a topic for their own personal narrative before beginning a Story Arc

9/8  Personal Narrative:  Students will complete their Story Arc to be turned in Monday; Sustained Silent Reading:  students will silently read their self-selected text from the library

August 15

Lesson Plans: August 14 – 17

Honors English I

8/14  Freshmen Orientation

8/15  House on Mango Street books DUE with TEST on Friday; Classroom Expectations; Subscribe to blog

8/16  House on Mango Street begin chapter presentations and TEST on Friday

8/17  Think About it Thursday weekly quote introduction and weekly assignment; Raisin in the Sun Background presentations assigned and DUE Monday or Tuesday; House on Mango Street TEST tomorrow

8/18  House on Mango Street TEST; Raisin in the Sun Background presentations DUE Monday or Tuesday

English I

8/14  Freshmen Orientation

8/15  Subscribe to blog; First Day Stations

8/16  Classroom Expectations

8/17  About Me hoodies

8/18  About Me hoodies

August 11

Lesson Plans: August 11 – 12

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Honors English I

8/11  House on Mango Street: Turn in book of vignettes; Raisin in the Sun:  check and review study packet for TEST tomorrow; Classroom Expectations and Procedures review if time

8/12  Raisin in the Sun TEST; Get Chromebook

English I

8/11  Classroom Expectations and Procedures review; School Supply review; Get to Know You stations

8/12  Get to Know You art project:  students will create a paper hoodie to decorate our classroom and share information about themselves; Get Chromebook

February 28

Lesson Plans: February 28 – March 4

This is the last week of the 9 weeks! This report card will determine eligibility.  Take care of your responsibilities.

Honors English I

2/28  Silas Marner:  Students will read chap 11, building their study guide as they go; Book Talks; SAT Vocabulary List 8 TEST Friday

3/1   Silas Marner:  Students will read chap 12-13, building their study guide as they go; Book Talks; SAT Vocabulary List 8 TEST Friday

3/2  Silas Marner:  Students will read chap 14-15, building their study guide as they go; SAT Vocabulary List 8 TEST Friday

3/3  SAT Vocabulary List 8 Review for TEST tomorrow

3/4 SAT Vocabulary List 8 TEST; Silas Marner:   Students will read chap 16, building their study guide as they go

English I

2/28  Book Talks; SAT Vocabulary List 8 TEST Friday

3/1  Book Talks; SAT Vocabulary List 8 TEST Friday

3/2

3/3 SAT Vocabulary List 8 Review for TEST tomorrow

3/4 SAT Vocabulary List 8 TEST

 

 

February 6

Lesson Plans: February 7 – 11

Honors English I

2/7  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; Expository Writing: Students will review the grading rubric, take notes over construction of expository essay, and practice creating an outline for writing

2/8  LTOTW:  onomatopoeia; Expository Writing:  Students will complete notes over outlines begun yesterday, and brainstorm ideas for hooks

2/9  Expository Writing:  Students will choose a prompt and begin crafting their outline for an expository essay

2/10 Expository Writing:  Students will follow their outline and begin writing a rough draft of an expository essay; GimKit review for Vocab List 7 TEST tomorrow

2/11  SAT Vocabulary List 7 TEST

English I

2/7  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; Review Comma Rules 1-6 for QUIZ Tomorrow

2/8  LTOTW:  onomatopoeia; Comma Rules QUIZ

2/9  Expository Writing:  Students will be introduced to TEXXEXXT method of paragraph writing

2/10  Expository Writing:  Students will follow the TEXXEXXT method and write a paragraph in response to provided prompt; GimKit review for Vocab List 7 TEST tomorrow

2/11  SAT Vocabulary List 7 TEST

December 6

Lesson Plans: December 6 – 10

Honors English I

12/6  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; Dead Words Funeral; 9 Weeks Review available for test Wednesday

12/7  LTOTW charts DUE; Book Talks:  Students will talk about the books they  have read this quarter; 9 Weeks Test tomorrow

12/8  9 Weeks TEST

12/9  SAT Vocabulary List 5 Review for test tomorrow

12/10 SAT Vocabulary List 5 TEST

English I

12/6  MUGshot Monday editing exercise; Book Talks:  Students will talk about the books they  have read this quarter; 9 Weeks Review available for TEST Wednesday

12/7  LTOTW charts DUE; Book Talks:  Students will talk about the books they  have read this quarter; 9 Weeks Test tomorrow

12/8  9 Weeks TEST

12/9  SAT Vocabulary List 5 Review for test tomorrow

12/10 SAT Vocabulary List 5 TEST