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Materials used daily: pen, pencil, paper, textbooks, whiteboard
Daily Objectives: DOL (Daily Oral Language), responding to a writing prompt, and DOM
(Daily Oral Math) , silent reading, and
reading aloud.
*** Daily homework is to read for 30 minutes. If any work is not completed during class
time, it may be completed at home for homework.
Websites for extra practice:
http://www.myenglishgrammar.com:80/english/list-7-forms-of-verb.html
http://english-zone.com:80/index.php
http://www.superteacherworksheets.com:80/proofreading.html
Click HERE to view English 1
Objectives and Standards.
Click HERE to view English 2
Objectives and Standards.
Week of
May 17
English 1
Ongoing
objectives:
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Will be
able to write a complete sentence |
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Will be
able to punctuate a sentence correctly |
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Weekly
objective:
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Will be able to identify common and proper nouns |
Reading 2-R2.5 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
English
1:
*Homework
each day is to complete any unfinished class assignments and to read for 30
minutes.
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
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Objectives |
Compare and
contrast information |
Recognize
the author’s purpose |
Draw
Conclusions |
Summarize a
story |
Draw
Conclusions |
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Procedures |
Read “Do
You Hear What I Hear? ” p. 89-95 and answer
all ques. |
Read “360
degrees of Friendship ” p. 96-102 and answer
all ques. |
Read “68
Benson Lane ” p. 103-109 and answer
all ques. |
Read “My
Boss Hates Me ” p. 110-116 and answer
all ques. |
Review
Chapter 2 stories |
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Assessments |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Decoding DOL |
English 2
Ongoing
objectives:
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Will be
able to complete a daily writing journal |
Reading
5-W1.3 |
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Will be
able to demonstrate listening and responding skills |
Reading
5-C1.4 |
Weekly
objective:
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Will be able to sound out new words based on word patterns |
Reading 1-R3.6 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
English
2:
*Homework
each day is to complete any unfinished class assignments and to read for 30
minutes.
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Objectives |
Identify
sequence |
Recognize
the author’s purpose |
Draw conclusions |
Draw conclusions |
Draw conclusions |
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Procedures |
Text p. 158-159 WB p. 64 Activity 64 Diag. |
Text p. 160-161 WB p. 65 Activity 65 Diag. |
Text p. 162-163 WB p. 66 Activity 66 Diag. |
Text p. 164-165 WB p. 67 Activity 67 Diag. |
Text p. 166-167 WB p. 68 Activity 68 Diag. |
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Assessments |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Decoding DOL |
Study Skills:
Ongoing
objectives:
|
Will be
able to complete a daily writing journal |
Reading
5-W1.3 |
|
Will be
able to demonstrate listening and responding skills |
Reading
5-C1.4 |
Weekly
objective:
|
Will be able to sound out new words based on word patterns |
Reading 1-R3.6 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
In addition to these objectives, students
will be assisted with regular class work. Tests and other assignments
from regular classroom teachers will be completed. If a student has
completed all work from resource and from regular classes, he/she will be
assigned a book to read or computer work for remediation in math, reading, or
written expression skills.
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|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
|
Procedures |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
|
Assessments |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Week of
May 10
English 1
Ongoing
objectives:
|
Will be
able to write a complete sentence |
|
|
Will be
able to punctuate a sentence correctly |
|
Weekly
objective:
|
Will be able to identify common and proper nouns |
Reading 2-R2.5 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
English
1:
*Homework
each day is to complete any unfinished class assignments and to read for 30
minutes.
|
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Objectives |
Identify
sequence |
Recognize
the author’s purpose |
Identify
cause and effect |
Draw
conclusions |
Make
judgments |
|
Procedures |
Read
“Shirley Chisholm ” p. 47-49 Answer
ques. P. 50-54 |
Read
“Newspapers ” p. 54-56 Answer
ques. P. 57-59 |
Read “The
Ghost Train of Willow Canyon part 1” p. 68-74 and answer
all ques. |
Read “The
Ghost Train of Willow Canyon part 2” p. 75-81 and answer
all ques. |
Read “The
Team of 2,000 ” p. 82-88 and answer
all ques. |
|
Assessments |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Decoding DOL |
English 2
Ongoing
objectives:
|
Will be
able to complete a daily writing journal |
Reading
5-W1.3 |
|
Will be
able to demonstrate listening and responding skills |
Reading
5-C1.4 |
Weekly
objective:
|
Will be able to sound out new words based on word patterns |
Reading 1-R3.6 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
English
2:
*Homework
each day is to complete any unfinished class assignments and to read for 30
minutes.
|
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Objectives |
Identify the six sentence patterns. |
Apply the steps of the writing process. |
Choose correctly between comparative and superlative forms
of adjectives in a sentence. |
Review Chapter 7 |
Test Chapter 7 |
|
Procedures |
Text p. 148-149 WB p. 61 Activity 61 |
Text p. 150-151 WB p. 62 Activity 62 |
Text p. 152-153 WB p. 63 Activity 63 Diag. |
Text p. 154-155 |
Chapter 7 test |
|
Assessments |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Decoding DOL |
Study Skills:
Ongoing
objectives:
|
Will be
able to complete a daily writing journal |
Reading
5-W1.3 |
|
Will be
able to demonstrate listening and responding skills |
Reading
5-C1.4 |
Weekly
objective:
|
Will be able to sound out new words based on word patterns |
Reading 1-R3.6 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
In addition to these objectives, students
will be assisted with regular class work. Tests and other assignments
from regular classroom teachers will be completed. If a student has
completed all work from resource and from regular classes, he/she will be
assigned a book to read or computer work for remediation in math, reading, or
written expression skills.
|
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
IEP
objectives |
|
Procedures |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
Students
will work on completing individual IEP objectives and individual course work. Assigned
novel is Animal Farm |
|
Assessments |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Week of
May 3
English 1
Ongoing
objectives:
|
Will be
able to write a complete sentence |
|
|
Will be
able to punctuate a sentence correctly |
|
Weekly
objective:
|
Will be able to identify common and proper nouns |
Reading 2-R2.5 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
English
1:
*Homework
each day is to complete any unfinished class assignments and to read for 30
minutes.
|
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Objectives |
Form
plurals with “s” and “es” |
Compare and
contrast |
Read words
that have long vowel sounds |
Identify
the topic of a story |
Identify
common and proper nouns |
|
Procedures |
Read
“Laughing with the Presidents ” p. 12-14 Answer
ques. P. 15-18 |
Read
“Laughing with the Presidents 2 ” p. 19-21 Answer
ques. P. 22-25 |
Read “We
Started a City ” p. 26-28 Answer
ques. P. 29-32 |
Read
“Whitney Thompson ” p. 313-34 Answer
ques. P. 36-39 |
Read “Teens
for Carson ” p. 40-42 Answer
ques. P. 43-46 |
|
Assessments |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Participation |
Decoding DOL |
English 2
Ongoing
objectives:
|
Will be
able to complete a daily writing journal |
Reading
5-W1.3 |
|
Will be
able to demonstrate listening and responding skills |
Reading
5-C1.4 |
Weekly
objective:
|
Will be able to sound out new words based on word patterns |
Reading 1-R3.6 |
Literacy:
Students will correct grammar sentences with multiple
mistakes and read the sentence aloud.
They will explain why each correction was made, using correct vocabulary
to describe the changes.
Numeracy:
Students will complete math word problems on various
levels. They will explain their answers
and the methods they used in order to arrive at the solution.
English
2:
*Homework
each day is to complete any unfinished class assignments and to read for 30
minutes.
|
|
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
|
Objectives |
Write sentences with adjective complements an |