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Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Chapter 24: Silk Road/ Writing Workshop: The Rule of Write About A Pebble

Social Studies 

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Essential Question:
How did the Silk Road influence the exchange of goods and ideas?
GOALS:   
To learn about the significance of the Silk Road.

Agenda: 
  • Silk Road Hyper-doc Social Studies Google Classroom                        


Reminders/Homework:

Hyperdoc due Friday







English
Essential Questions: 
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  • How can I focus my topic to write about my personal experience?
  • How can I use concrete details to capture the moment, the person, the place, or the experience?

Agenda
1.  Writing Workshop
THE RULE OF WRITE ABOUT A PEBBLE:
    Don’t write about a general idea or topic; write about a specific,
    observable person, place, occasion, time, object, animal, or experience.
    Its essence will lie in the sensory images the writer evokes: observed
    details of sight, sound, smell, touch, taste; and strong verbs that bring
    the details to life. (Nancie Atwell)
2.  Poems:  Pebbles by Nathan Bunyon
                   Pebble by Nathan Bunyon
                   November by Billy Collins
3. Write and confer


REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

Optional homework: Take home your composition book, set the time for 20 minutes and WRITE :)

ORVF Due Wednesday 3/14
  • "Goodall's Work Continues" Steps 1-4 and use the reading strategy of choice (Due midnight Sunday 3/11)
  •  Free Choice Steps 1-4 and use the reading strategy of choice (Due midnight Sunday 3/11)
  • Achieve Read to Succeed contest:  February 12- March 9!!!!!
  • CYRM info:
Students take a quiz as they finish each book.   At end of March of students who complete the program will receive 5 points of extra credit from me :). All quizzes should be completed by Friday, March 23 to be eligible for the voting parties to be held in the library during both lunches, Wednesday, March 28