Ancient Greece/Socratic Seminar Questions for HB

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Social Studies 

Essential Question:  How did the geography of ancient Greece influence the formation of city-states

Today's Goal: 
To watch an introductory movie about ancient Greece and start our Geography Challenge


The Plan:

1. Ancient Greece video and video guide 
2. Geography Challenge: Ancient Greece

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Geography Challenge due Wednesday

English

Today's Goals:

To explore themes in Homeless Bird by answering 

questions tied to our theme topics.

The Plan 

1. Bell Ringer:  

2. Theme review video
3.  Theme topic questions

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Socratic Seminar Wednesday!
• Achieve of choice due Sunday midnight

Level Set/Chapter 16 Test

Dear students,
I am so excited for you all to participate in our "Walk for Water" event today.  Take a moment, as you walk with your friends, to think about how fortunate we are to have clean water available to us at any time.  Try to imagine what it would be like to have to walk for water as Nya did in the novel A Long Walk for Water. Today, by putting yourself in the shoes of those who must daily do this, you are making a difference by raising awareness of this issue!
Thank you for being you!!!
💚 Mrs. Hauck-Wood

A Meadow Chu original!
Special thanks to Meadow for creating this
poster as part of her M.A.D. project!

Social Studies 

Today's Goal: 
To do well on today's test be using test-taking strategies and recalling the information I studied and learned!

The Plan:

1. Turn in chapter 16 Reading Notes
2. Take the test!

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

No homework :)

English

Goals:
To take the Level Set for Achieve.  To use close reading strategies and do my very best in the hopes of seeing a 70% increase in my lexile level!

The Plan 

1. Bell Ringer:  Quote

2. Achieve Level Set

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

•  EJP Summary/Reflection final copy due Monday (if you still have revisions to make)

• Achieve of choice due Sunday midnight

M.A.D. Project/Homeless Bird

M.A.D. Project/Homeless Bird

Essential Questions:

How can I work with my team to make a difference?

How can I use research to impact my planning?

GOALS:

   

• To work with my team to research information about our plan using the MISO approach.
• To review our Project Plan and specific tasks.

English

Goals:

To look for examples of our theme topics and use inference skills to determine
Gloria Whelan's message about them.

The Plan 
       

1.  Homeless Bird

• Chapter 9 period
• Journal response

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

Chapter 16 Test Review/EJP Article Summary/Reflection Peer Feedback

Dear wonderful ones!
Thank you for working so hard yesterday!  I missed you very much. Kids who I saw on campus said the substitute was great and that you got a lot done--hooray!

Today you will get feedback from your peers on your EJP write-up.  I am very proud of your hard work and I can't wait to see your project boards on display at Open House. Read carefully what is due tomorrow!
💚 Mrs. Hauck-Wood

Social Studies 

Today's Goal: 
To review for our test on Friday

The Plan:

1. Reading Notes page 117 check-in
2. Kahoot

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Chapter 16 test Friday!  
• chapter 16 Reading Notes due

English

Goals:
To get feedback on my EJP write-up. To make sure I cited my source in MLA format, and to put my assignment in MLA format--Times New Roman.To revise and improve my work!

The Plan 

1. Bell Ringer:  

2.  Einstein Jr Article Paragraphs peer feedback  FORM and revisions
3.  Achieve

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

•  EJP Summary/Reflection final copy due Tomorrow for your EJP board (take to your science class)
• Due for Me: 

Article with your annotations, next feedback sheet, next Wednesday's draft and on top your final draft (a copy for me to grade) stapled 

• Achieve of choice due Sunday midnight

Buddhism chapter 16/ Einstein Jr article paragraphs; Achieve

Dear Students,

For social studies: 
Remember, as you read, discuss, and then complete the reading notes for chapter 16, you are preparing for the test.  Do a thorough job so you can use your work to review!

For English:
Today you have the option to work on your Free Choice Achieve (due Sunday before midnight--only one this week) or your EJP paragraphs (best draft printed and due tomorrow for peer feedback).  Some guidelines on both:

• Achieve:

When you complete the Achieve article please use close reading strategies to help you understand the article and successfully answer the activity questions.  Remember what we did with your EJ article (read once for the gist, read a second time and highlight key terms and review their definitions, look up the meaning of words you do not know, read a third time and highlight in a different color the main ideas, and return to the article when you are answering questions if it will help you).  THIS IS WHAT SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS DO! I BELIEVE IN YOU!

• EJP articles:

Paragraph one is a summary of the article. That means you tell, in your own words, what the article was about (follow the outline in Google Classroom).  Remeber, do not use personal pronouns, do not use quotes. Refer to your text and annotations we did in class to help you.

Paragraph two is a reflection. How did this article help you understand the scientific concepts or help you build your project?  You MAY use personal pronouns in this paragraph because it describes your thoughts! :)

Citation and student sample: Today I posted a document explaining how to cite your article and I provided you a sample assignment to use as a model.

Be your wonderful selves for our sub.  I can't wait to see you tomorrow!
💚 Mrs. Hauck-Wood


 Social Studies 


Today's Goal: 
To finish reading chapter 16: The Story of Buddhism and complete our reading notes!

The Plan:

1. Chapter 16.5-16.7 page 157
2. Reading Notes page 116-117

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Chapter 16 test Friday!  
• Finish 16.7 Reading Notes if not finished in class

English

Goals:
To finish my best draft of my EJP paragraphs. To cite my source in MLA format, and to put my assignment in MLA format.

The Plan 

1. Bell Ringer:  Inferences

2.  Einstein Jr Article Paragraphs
3.  Achieve

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

•  Summary/Reflection best draft due tomorrow, Wednesday, 4/25
• Print a copy and bring it to class for peer feedback!

Buddhism chapter 16/Homeless Bird

Dear students!
I hope you had a wonderful and restful weekend.  I am looking forward to this week with you all. We should finish Homeless Bird and our unit on ancient India!

 Social Studies 


Today's Goal: 
To begin reading chapter 16: The Story of Buddhism

The Plan:

1. Get out your interactive notebook and turn to page 113.  Be prepared to share with your response to the questions: What is happiness and how do you achieve it?
2. Chapter 16 page 153
3. Reading Notes page 114-?

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Chapter 15 test Friday?  

English

Goals:
To look for examples of our theme topics and use inference skills to determine Gloria Whelan's message about them.

The Plan 

1. Bell Ringer

2.  Homeless Bird

• Chapter 9 and 10
• Journal response

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Day 1 of the Summary/Reflection document is due Wednesday, 4/5
• Print a copy and bring it to class for peer feedback!

Bell Ringer Test/EJP summary/reflection/Homeless Bird

Today's Goal: 
To begin drafting your summary and reflection 
for your EJP article.

The Plan:

1. GET YOUR ARTICLES OUT
2. Summary/Reflection Day 1 

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Day 1 of the Summary/Reflection document is due Wednesday, 4/5
• Print a copy and bring it to class for peer feedback!

English

Goals:

To look for examples of our theme topics and use inference skills to determine
Gloria Whelan's message about them.

The Plan 
       

1.  Bell Ringer Test
2.  Homeless Bird

• Chapter 8 and 9
• Journal response

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• No Achieves this week!

M.A.D. Project/Homeless Bird

Dear students!
I've decided I enjoy writing you a brief note each morning.  This morning, I want to tell you how impressed I am with your E.J.P.  Flip Grid videos.  You all are learning so much with your science project, and I am so excited to get a glimpse of what you will be creating with your research.  Thank you for inspiring me; the future looks so bright! I KNOW each of you will leave your mark on the world in beautiful and positive ways!
💜  Mrs. Hauck-Wood

Essential Questions:

How can I work with my team to make a difference?

How can I use research to impact my planning?

GOALS:

   

• To work with my team to define our M.A.D. project Driving Question.
• To work with my team to research information about our plan using the MISO approach.
• To create a Project Plan with specific tasks.

English

Goals:

To look for examples of our theme topics and use inference skills to determine
Gloria Whelan's message about them.

The Plan 
       

1.  Homeless Bird

• Chapter 8 (finish)
• Journal response
• Chapter 9

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Bell Ringer Test Friday 
• No Achieves this week!
• Period 5:  Flip Grid E.J.P. videos due tomorrow :)

Einstein Jr article Close Read and Flip Grid/Homeless Bird

Before we start, I want to applaud your efforts yesterday; close reading technical or scientific articles is hard work! Thank you for your focus and persistence! 

Today's Goal: 
To finish your close read of your Einstein
Junior article (slide 12-16)

The Plan:

1. GET YOUR ARTICLES OUT. (You also need a pencil and possibly a highlighter.)
2. Close reading.
3. Flipgrid Exit Ticket:  Code 724d55

Einstein Junior Challenge Article Close Read

Include: your name
             the title of your article
             the author
             where it came from (journal,                                    website, etc)
             a super brief summary of the article 
             (what you learned today)
             how you think it will help you with your project

 

English

Goals:

To look for examples of our theme topics and use inference skills to determine
Gloria Whelan's message about them.

The Plan 
       

1.  Homeless Bird

• Chapter 7 and 8
• Journal response

REMINDERS/HOMEWORK:  

• Bell Ringer Test Friday 
• No Achieves this week!

Close Read E.J. Article (for real today ;) Flip Grid

Okay!  Due to student absences and internet problems before school yesterday, we were not able to start the following lesson.  It was, however, great to read so many chapters of Homeless Bird. We have read through chapter 8 and completed the Journal Response on Theme through chapter 7 (period 5 will catch up).  Today, we will return to Monday's lesson! 

BTW, did you know that I am amazed by each and every one of you...every day! 

Today's Goal: 
To begin your close read of your Einstein
Junior article (through slide 12)

The Plan:

1. GET YOUR ARTICLES OUT. (You also need a pencil and possibly a highlighter.)
2. Close reading.
3. Flipgrid Exit Ticket

Einstein Junior Challenge Article Close Read

Include: your name
             the title of your article
             the author
             where it came from (journal,                                    website, etc)
             a super brief summary of the article 
             (what you learned today)
             how you think it will help you with your project

Reminders/Homework:

Bell Ringer Test Friday (more information to come but study your Bell Ringer sheets!)

No Achieves this week!

Einstein Junior Article Close Read

Today's Goal:
To begin your close read of your Einstein
Junior article

The Plan:

1. GET YOUR ARTICLES OUT. (You also need a pencil and possibly a highlighter.)
2. Close reading.
3. Flipgrid Exit Ticket

Einstein Junior Challenge Article Close Read

Reminders/Homework:

Bell Ringer Test Friday (more information to come but study your Bell Ringer sheets!)

No Achieves this week!