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Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Mrs. Bell         Grade:  12th       Subject: English IV        
Week:  2-11 thru 2-15-08
	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	
Unit Description:Restoration and 18th century 
Essential Questions:  

Resources/Materials:  Glencoe British Literature, handouts, newspaper
Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs,25, 26, 27, 28



Objectives:	

To read and analyze diary entries that describe historical events
To identify personal details in diary entries
To propose solutions for problems in society




Student Learning Activities:


	


Daily Edit
Read articles and propose solutions for essay writing
Introduce Samuel Pepys and voc words	


Daily Edit
Assign reading of “The Diary of Samuel Pepys
Keeping diary of the important events	

Daily Edit
Reading Guide for the story 
Complete the story 	

 Daily Edit
Review for voc quiz
Work on essay	

Daily Edit
Persuasive essay for  newspaper article
Voc. quiz



Homework:	

Work on novel	

	

Work on essay	

Review for voc quiz
Essay due tomorrow	


Assessments:  test, persuasive writing
Links: 


How will I address literacy this week?  Reading, diary entry, essay












Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: D.Bell Grade: 12th  Subject: English IV   Week: 12-3 thru 12-7-07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Shakespeare and the Renaissance Period


Essential Questions:


Resources/Materials: British Literature, voc words, workbooks


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: 



Objectives:	


To identify the motif behind Shakespeare character
To recognize the tragedy and tragic hero in Macbeth
To apply voc words in an effective way








Student Learning Activities:


	

Daily Edit
Complete Act 4 of Macbeth
Complete with a discussion of motif and questions 






	

Daily Edit
Intro. Act 5 and the
Questions 	

Daily Edit
Project:Character Sketch
Of  Major characters
5 adjectives to describe,
Explain choice with supporting details and symbols	

Daily Edit
Review the voc words
Work on character sketch	

Daily Edit
Voc test
Present character sketch



Homework:	

Complete the questions		

Work on character sketch project	

Review for voc. test	



Assessments:  Project, test, discussion questions


Links: sparknotes.com


How will I address literacy this week? Reading and discussions, character 
sketch, voc words















Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan 11-26 thru 11-30-07

Teacher:    Bell           Grade:    12th         Subject:  English 
IV          Week:      

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Decisions, consequences and actions


Essential Questions:  What can we do to prevent negative consequences


Resources/Materials: Glencoe Literature, worksheet, handouts


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 12, 13, 25



Objectives:	

To prepare for the writing skills
To practice on GEE 
To interpret the reading of INterlopers









Student Learning Activities:


	
Daily Edit
Complete Lesson 8 voc words
Answer questions for the Interlopers







	

Daily Edit
Discuss the questions for the Interlopers
Voc quiz on interlopers	

Daily Edit
Reading of New Directions
Response questions	

Daily Edit
Review for the voc quiz with SIMS Lincs	

Daily Edit
Voc quiz
Check response quesitons



Homework:	
Complete questions for the Interlopers			

Study for voc test	

Assessments:  Test, discussions


Links:


How will I address literacy this week? Reading, responding questions with 
graphic organizer















Mrs. Bell
Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell   Grade: 12th   Subject: English IV   Week: Oct 1 thru 5, 2007

	
Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description:  Drama and Poetry in the Renaissance Period
       ACT Practice


Essential Questions:    What does the word Renaissance means?  How can we be 
prepared for the ACT Test


Resources/Materials:  Glencoe British Literature, handouts, test booklets 
for ACT


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: 30, 31, 32, and 28



Objectives:	



  To identify with the Renaissance time period and the literary elements in 
poetry.
  To  study the historical background of the Renaissance Period
To be better prepared for the ACT Test 


Student Learning Activities:


	

Monday:Daily Edit
The Study Guide for the Renaissance Period


	

Tuesday: Daily Edit
The Reading of the ACT test	

Wednesday:Daily Edit
The English part of the ACT Test	  

Thurs: Daily Edit
The voc words and make a sentence with each	

Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell  Grade: 10th  Subject: English II      Week: 10-1 thru 10-5-07

	Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description:  Appearance vs. Reality


Essential Questions:  Why do I identify some acts as courageous?   How do I 
apply certain punctuation, abbreviations, capitalization and the writing 
material?


Resources/Materials: Glencoe Literature, Glanco Language Arts Grammar and 
Language Workbook, novel


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  11, 12, 31, 35



Objectives:	

To develop skills in Punctuation, capitalization, and usage/mechanics
To focus on the characteristics of a courageous person
To identify with the literary elements in the novel

Student Learning Activities:



Monday:Daily Edit
Annotation of the Mocking Bird
Paraphrase the article and give your personal comments


Tuesday:Daily Edit
Grammar exercises with the punctuation, abbreviation, and numbers pg285 thru 
288	


Wednesday:Daily edit
Complete the grammar exercises on page 285 thru 288
	


Thursday:Daily Edit
Identify the characters in the story with a picture of a shoe	

Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

                                   Teacher: Bell	         Grade: 11th 
& 12th       Subject: ACT      Week: 10-1 thru 10-5-07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description:   Strategies in taking the test


Essential Questions:  How do I interpret the questions


Resources/Materials:  Flashcards, REAL ACT and Online Version


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  11,12,13



Objectives:	

  To identify with the different kinds of questions and answers on the ACT 
Test
   To know the strategies to use when taking the test
  To recognize the time frame for taking the test









Student Learning Activities:


Monday:Flashcards
Reading of the article”News You Can Use” Write the important facts that 
apply to you.


Tuesday: Flashcards
Practice Test
Math Page 164-171
1 thru 30	


Wednesday: Flashcards
Practice Test
Math Page 171-179
31 thru 60	


Thursday: Flashcards
Computer Lab
	

Holiday

Homework:	

Complete the news article				
Assessments: practice test


Links: www.actonlineprep.com



Homework:	

Complete the annotation on the Mockingbird	

		

Daily Edit
Complete the write ups
Study for the test	

Assessments:  annotation to paraphrase, grammar exercises, test


Links: http://www.glencoe,com/sec/literature/litlibrary/pdf/to kill 
mockingbird.pdf



















Homework:	

Complete the study guide for the Renaissance Period			

Complete the voc words and sentences

Study for the test	

Assessments: ACT testing,  study guide on background


Links:

















Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell   Grade: 11 & 12  Subject: ACT  Week: 9-24 thru 9-28-07
	
Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description:  Building skills in grammar and rhetorical skills


Essential Questions:  How can I develop my understanding of grammar?


Resources/Materials:  Computer, REAL ACT, flashcards, Grammar for Writing 
Book


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  25, 26, 27, 28 

Objectives:	

  To develop skills in grammar 
  To work on improving from the practice test

Student Learning Activities:


Monday: Flashcards
Skills on revising a report

Pgs 180 and 186
	

Tuesday:Flashcards
Computer Lab
To complete the diagnostic test	

Wednesday: Flashcards
Annotation to paraphrase in your words	

Thursday: Flashcards
Computer Lab
Practice Test 1
English	

Friday: Flashcards
Group Project of
Writing a story and correcting the errors
Homework:					
Assessments: Practice test, flashcards, revision


Links: actonline.prep.org


Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell       Grade: 10th   Subject: Eng. II      Week9-24 thru 9-28-07

	
Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Appearance vs Reality


Essential Questions:   How does appearance affect the way I treat others?
                                      How does prejudice affect my 
relationships in others?


Resources/Materials: Glencoe Literature, handouts, 


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:


Objectives:				


Student Learning Activities:

	
Monday: Daily Edit
Worksheet from the novel
To answer questions
Review the answers to the questions on the standardize test


Tuesday:Daily Edit
Model the work cited pages to do the research assignment	

Wednesday: Daily Edit
Define Voc. Words
And make sentences	

Thursday: Daily Edit
Computer Lab for research on topics related to the
Novel 	

Friday: Daily Edit
Test on To Kill the Mockingbird Ch 1-10

Homework:	

Read the novel
To Kill the Mocking bird	

Read the novel To Kill the Mockingbird		

Study for the test 
On the novel Ch 1-10	

Assessments: research in the lab,  test, handouts on MLA style


Links: research on the mini project of the novel


Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell  Grade: 12th  Subject: English IV      Week: 9-24 thru 9-28-07


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Medieval romance and honor
Research Strategies


Essential Questions:   How would you define honor?
How do you evaluate your resources

Resources/Materials: Glencoe British Literature


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:



Objectives:	

•	To read and analyze a medieval romance abut the meaning of honor
•	To identify the strategies of research sources





Student Learning Activities:
	

MOnday:Daily Edit
Reading and interpreting
The story Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

	

Tuesday: Daily Edit
Check homework
Continue reading the story	

Wednesday: Daily Edit
Research strategies and 
Working bibliography from the wkbk pgs 1 thru 3
	

Thursday: Daily Edit
Review the story for a test on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight	

Friday: Daily Edit
Proposal due for research paper
Test on Sir Gawain and the Green Knight

Homework:	

Annotate lines 220 thru 
295 every four lines	

Annotate the rest of the story	

Work on proposal due Friday 9/28/07	

Work on proposal 	




































Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell  Grade: 12th    Subject: English IV  Week: 9-17 thru 9-24-07

	
Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description:   Medieval Time Period and Epic Heroes

Resources/Materials: Glenco British Literature


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:28 and 29



Objectives:	
To identify with the consequences of greed and choices have consequences
To work on voc words

To analyze the use of irony
To write an analysis of a character

Student Learning Activities:
	
Monday:•	Daily Edit
•	Complete the description of the characters
	
Tuesday: Daily Edit
Discuss the story and review for the test
Voc words	

Wednesday: Daily Edit
Computer Lab to research  the senior project	

Thursday:Daily Edit
Test on the Canterbury Tales
	
Friday:Daily Edit
Grammar Exercises
Intro. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight
Page 136


Homework:		

Tuesday:Complete the voc words	

Wednesday: Study for the test		


Assessments: Test, handouts, research


Links:  www.wikopedia.com, http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/research/


Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell  Grade: 10th Subject: English II  Week: 9/17 thru 9/21/07


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Appearance vs Reality


Essential Questions: Why do I identify some acts as courageous?
                                    How does society identify courage


Resources/Materials:Glencoe literature, handouts, “The Masque of the Red 
Death”
                                     ACT Practice Test, Writer’s Choice text
Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  25, 26, 27, 28, 29

Objectives:	
Students will identify with the literary elements in a short story.
The students will practice on the ACT Test
The students will identify with symbols and sensory details

			
Student Learning Activities:
	
Monday:Daily Edit
Answer questions for the story “The Masque of the Red Death”
Watch a video clipping from united streaming and prepare for the test 

Tuesday: Daily Edit
Test on “The Masque of the Red Death”
Silent reading of the novel “To Kill A Mockingbird”	

Wednesday: Daily Edit
Introduce the setting and characters of the novel
Voc words and the definition	
Thursday:Daily Edit
Complete the voc words and sentences
Continue reading the novel	
Friday:Daily Edit
Practice on the ACT Practice Test


Homework:	
Monday: Study for the test of “The Masque of the Red Death		
Tuesday: Complete the definition of the voc words		

Assessments: Test on the short story, practice of ACT Test


Links: www.unitedstreaming.com


How will I address literacy this week? Reading of short stories, feedback 
from questions and dicusssions


Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell Grade: 11th and 12th  Subject: ACT   Week: 9-17 thru 9-21-07
	

Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description:  Skills for ACT Testing


Essential Questions:  What techniques do we use to find the answers when 
taking the test?
What grammar skills will you benefit from the most when taking the test?


Resources/Materials:  Grammar for Writing Skills Book, REAL Act Book, 
flashcards  

Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: 28 and 29

Objectives:	

 To identify with the passages and be familiar with the questions in advance
  To practice the actual test from the book and the computer.
  To make revisions on paragraphs for fragments and run-ons


Student Learning Activities:	

Monday: Flashcards
Revising and Editing
Worksheet 1
Fragments and Run-ons	

Tuesday:Flashcards
Computer Lab
To work on Diagnostic tests	

Wednesday: Flashcards
Discuss the revisions of the worksheet 1
Go over the essay of “Should Teenagers Maintain a “C” average in order to 
receive a drivers license	

Thursday: Flashcards
Computer Lab to complete the diagnostic tests	

Friday: Flashcards
Interview a partner
To practice on remembering what you have read in a passage

Homework:	

Complete the editing of the paragraph				


Assessments:  Practice Test, interview with a partner


Links: actonlineprep.org


How will I address literacy this week?  Literacy will be addressed in the 
passages of the test



































Teacher: Bell         Grade: 12th      Subject:English IV      Week: 9-10 
thru 9-14-07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Medieval and Middle Ages


Essential Questions:   What qualities would attract you about a person of 
the middle ages?
                                       How do we describe a well rounded 
person?


Resources/Materials: Glencoe British Literature, handouts, transparencies


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:



Objectives:	

       To read and analyze a poem that characterizes the heroic and humble 
people
      To identify the various techniques used to develop character
       To work on a project of character description

Student Learning Activities:
	
Monday:Daily Edit
Reading of the characters of Canterbury Tales

Topic for the Research Paper


Tuesday:Daily Edit
Continue Reading Canterbury Tales
Assign the students projects of the characters of the Canterbury Tales	

Wednesday: Daily Edit
Work on the projects for the pilgrims
Canterbury Voc Test
Answer the questions for the story	

Thursday: Daily Edit
Review the proposal for the research paper
Finalize the project for the presentation	

Friday:Daily Edit
Presentation of the characters for the Canterbury Tales

Homework:		

Tuesday:Reading of the story and the characters	

Wednesday:Work on the project for the Canterbury Tales	

Thursday: Rough draft for the proposal
Prepare for the presentation	

Attachments:  Handouts for the projects


Assessments:  Presentation of characters, questions of the story, Voc Quiz 
of Canterbury



Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell      Grade: 10th     Subject: Eng.II    Week: 9-10 thru 9-14-07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description:  Writing Lesson and Illusion


Essential Questions:  How do I determine reality despite appearance


Resources/Materials: Glencoe literature text, handouts  for writings , 
Writers Choice for grammar  


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: 24, 25, 27, 30, 31, 32 , 35, 38


Objectives:	

Students will complete the writing process of an essay
Students will response about the writing assignments of their peers
Students will identify with symbols, setting, mood and characters



Student Learning Activities:	


Monday:Daily Edit
Revision of the essay
Peer Editing of the paper

	
Tuesday:Daily Edit
Journal & group  Activity with colors
Intro. The voc words for the story
Clipping from United streaming of Masque of the Red Death	


Wednesday:Daily Edit
Review Literary Elements from Powerpoint
Intro. The story 
Masque of the Red Death	

Thursday: Daily Edit
Complete the story
And assign the questions for homework.
	
Friday: Daily Edit
ACT Practice Test
Discuss the KWL chart
Assign the novel for reading.
Voc Practice activity.


Homework:		
Tuesday: Read the background for the story
And copy the voc. words		


Thursday: Answer the questions for the story “The Masque of the Red Death
	
Attachments:  handouts, journals


Assessments: final draft of essay, voc practice, ACT practice test


Links: www.sparknotes.com, www.unitedstreaming.com


Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell         Grade: 11 & 12th   Subject: Effective Study 
Skills      Week: 9-10- thru 9-14-07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Diagnostic Testing and Grammar Usage and Mechanics

Essential Questions:  What are the strong areas of testing and the most 
challenging areas to test?


Resources/Materials: REAL Act  Prep Guide, ACT on line version, Grammar for 
Writing


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:35 and 37



Objectives:	

  
   To identify with the diagnostic test and assess the challenging areas.
   To work closely with the grammar and mechanic usage part of the test
   









Student Learning Activities:


	


Flash Cards
Practice Test on
English pg. 152 -158
Questions 1 thru 45





	


Flash Cards
Review the practice and the explanatory answers	


Flash Cards
Computer Lab to work on the diagnostic of English 	

Flash cards
Practice Test on Reading pgs. 180-187
Questions 1-40	

Flash cards
Review the practice and explanatory answers



Homework:					
Attachments:


Assessments: Practice Test, grammar exercises, and diagnostic test


Links: www.actonlineprep.com





































Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan
Teacher: Bell     Grade: 12th       Subject: English IV      Week: 9-4-07 
thru 9-7-07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: The Ballad Tradition  and the analyzing of poems


Essential Questions:  How are ballads similar to songs we hear today?


Resources/Materials: Glencoe British Literature, Daily Oral language,
Grammar workbooks


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: ELA -4,5,6-H1-4



Objectives:	

•	To recognize ballads as a form of literature
•	To understand the elements that many English and Scottish ballads 
share
•	To read and analyze a poem that characterize the heroic and humble 
people who share a common interest


Monday:
Holiday
	
Tuesday: Daily Edit
Introduce the background and definition of ballads
Listen to a song to share similiarities	
Monday: Daily Edit
Meet Geoffrey Chaucer
Identify the frame tale and the kinds of
characters 	
Wednesday: Daily Edit
Make a chart of the characters as we identify them
Review the voc words
Submit a Topic for the Research Paper	
Thursday: Daily Edit
Voc quiz
Reading of The Canterbury Tale
Friday: Daily Edit
Assign project with pilgrims




Homework:			

Summary of 3 characters in The Canterbury Tales	


Study for the test	


Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell         Grade: 10th       Subject: Eng II     Week: 9-4-07 
thru 9-7-07
	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Appearance vs. Reality


Essential Questions:  How does appearance affect the way I treat others?  
How do I determine reality despite appearances?


Resources/Materials:  Glencoe, Powerpoint Presentation, handouts


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  25 and 27



Objectives:	

Students will accurately use punctuation marks in sentences and paragraph
Students will be able to apply the writing steps for an essay


Holiday

Tuesday: Daily Edit
Introduce the writing prompts
Explain freewriting
Discuss sentence fragments and run-ons	

Wednesday: Daily Edit
The Thesis statement
Cite examples of thesis statement on the board.
Use checklist for thesis	

Thursday: Daily Edit 
Creating an outline
Attention grabber
Review for the voc quiz	

Friday: Daily Edit
Voc Quiz
Write rough draft for the essay



Homework:			
Write a thesis statement for the topic	

Study for voc quiz	
Attachments:  Handouts for the writing process


Assessments: Test on voc words, Feedback from the students

Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher:Bell         Grade: 11 & 12th       Subject: ACT      Week: 9-4 thru 
9-7-07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Preparation for the Writing Test and 
                                Practice on the computer for the test

Essential Questions: How will your essay be scored?


Resources/Materials:  Real ACT Book, Flashcards, ACT Computer version


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:  25, 27



Objectives:	


•	Students will be able to identify the content of an essay, the 
format and the types of prompts.
•	To practice on the diagnostic test.








Monday:  Holiday


Tuesday: Flashcards
Read and Discuss the contents of the essay	

Wednesday:Flashcards
Computer Lab for the diagnostic test	

Thursday: Flashcards
Writing of the rough draft essay with prompts	

Friday: Flashcards
Complete the rough draft
And the final



Homework:		

Decide upon a topic		
Complete the rough draft	
Attachments:


Assessments: Computer practice on test, writing assignment


Links:https:// actonlineprep.actorg/ePrep


How will I address literacy this week?










































Teacher: Mrs. Bell         Grade: 11th & 12th       Subject: ACT      
Week8/27/07

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Test Format and Content


Essential Questions:  HOw is the writing portion of the ACT scored?
              What kind of questions are asked?


Resources/Materials: The REAL ACT Prep Book, flashcards, and on-line prep 
version.


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs:10 and ELA-7-H2



Objectives:	

To identify with the content of the English Test
And types of Questions 



Tuesday: Flashcards
Chapter 3 Test format and content




Wednesday:Flashcards
Types of Questions on the ACT Test	


Thursday: Flashcards
Strategies for the ACT	

Friday: Computer Lab for the 
Diagnostic Test	

Flashcards
Test on Chapter 1,2 and 3 for the purpose, format and content



Homework:				

Study for the chapter1-3 test	


Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher:D. Bell        Grade: 12th	       Subject: English IV
	      Week: 8-27 thru 8-31

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Anglo-Saxon and the Middle Ages


Essential Questions:  What is a hero?  What is a epic


Resources/Materials:British Literature


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: ELA-6-H2  and 3



Objectives:	

To be able to read and analyze a epic
To identify the theme of the epic
To understand the research package
To compare and contrast









Student Learning Activities:


	


Review for the test on
Beowulf
Answer the questions for the story





	


Review the research package and discuss the requirements
Voc words	


Intro. Gilgamesh and the background
Read and summarize	

Review for the voc quiz
Answer questions for Gilgamesh	

Voc quiz
Compare and contrast Beowulf and Gilgamesh



Homework:	

Study for test on Tuesday	

Complete voc words with sentences
		
Salmen High School Weekly Lesson Plan

Teacher: Bell       Grade: 10th     Subject: Eng.II      Week: Aug.27 thru 
31, 2007

	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday


Weekly Overview:

	Unit Description: Appearance vs. Reality


Essential Questions: How does society identify courage?  Are they the same?


Resources/Materials: Glencoe Literature
                                     “ As It Is With Strangers”
                                      “Catch the Moon”


Standards/Benchmarks/GLEs: 5, 11, 4,6,9,12



Objectives:	

Students will be able to use the graphic organizer to construct response 
questions
Identify the comparing and contrasting of stories






	


Student Learning Activities:


	
Daily Edit
Writing response questions with the window pane
Voc words







	
Daily edit
Class discussion 
Venn Diagram of
Compare/contrast short stories
“Catch the Moon”
And “As It Is With Strangers”	
  Daily Edit
Write the final copy of the writing assignment
Review for the Test	
Daily Edit
Test on
Appearance vs. Reality
Review for voc quiz	
Daily Edit
Intro. Novel
To Kill a Mockingbird

Voc quiz



Homework:	

Complete the response questions		
Study for the Unit test	
Study for the voc quiz	
Attachments:


Assessments:


Links:


How will I address literacy this week?








































August 20 thru 24 2007
English IV
Unit Description: Anglo-Saxon and the Dark Ages
Objectives: Students will be able to identify with the Dark Ages and the 
heroes of the past and today.  They will also relate foreshadowing, irony, 
theme, and drawing conclusion with the time periods.
Benchmarks: ELA - 6-H2 and H3
Monday:  DAily Edit
Discussion of the background and intro Beowulf w/Voc words
Reading of "Grendel Attacks the Danes"
Paint a picture of the scene and how good vs. evil
Essay Due
Tuesday: Daily Edit
Voc.Words 
Audio of "The Coming of Beowulf"
Discussion of the code of chivalry
Drawing conclusion
Annotation: Elements of Aversion Horror
Wednesday: Daily Edit
Check homework
Discussion of the Battle with Grendel
and the foreshadowing of the story
Homework: Read and summarize "The Battle with Grendel" P. 52
Thursday: Daily Edit
Complete the story
Identify the irony in the story
Answer the questions
Homework: Study for the test
Friday: Daily Edit
Test on Background and the story
Check homework: Annotation due

English II
Unit Description: Appearance vs. Reality
Objectives: Students will identify with the voc words, optical illusions, 
graphic organizers, and point of view.
Benchmarks: GLE's 2,3,8,25,27,13
Monday: Daily Edit
Answer the questions of the story and discuss optical illusions
Voc quiz
Tuesday: Daily Edit
Writing activity of the characters's point of view
Homework:  Complete the writing assignment
Wednesday: Daily Edit
check homework
Powerpoint of Poetry terms
Reading of the poem "Those Winder Sundays"
Thursday: Daily Edit
Journal Writing
Reading "The Catch the Moon" Audio
Homework:Complete the reading and answer questions
Friday: Intro the window pane graphic organizer
Guide to the response questions from "Catch the Moon"

ACT - Effective Study Skills
Objective: Students will be able to define the purpose of the ACT Test, the 
strategies of the test and how the test on the computer is designed.
Benchmarks: GLE 10 and ELA-7-H2
MOnday: Flashcards
Demonstration of a concept to apply
Group project to present to the class
Tuesday: Flashcards
Demonstration of a concept to apply
Intro. Chapter 2 strategies
Preparation with group project
Wednesday: Computer Lab to take diagnostic test
Thursday: Flashcards
Boardwork for illustration of grammar
Group project for Chapter 2 presentation
Friday: Flashcards
Presentation of Chapter 2 strategies

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