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Monday, February 24, 2020

1.      Opening A.    Sharing Structured Notes and Review Learning Targets (5 minutes) I can determine if sentences are in the active or passive voice. I can analyze Dr. King’s use of the active and passive voice in his “I Have a Dream” speech. I can analyze how incidents in A Mighty Long Way propel the action and reveal aspects of Carlotta’s character. 2.      Work Time A.    Analyzing Language in “I Have a Dream” (27 minutes) B.    Carlotta’s Journey to Justice (10 minutes) 3.      Closing and Assessment A.    Previewing Homework (3 minutes) 4.      Homework: Read Chapter 14 in A Mighty Long Way and complete the structured notes. Work on your Genius Hour project tonight--even if it's only for 10 minutes.  Log what you learned. Bring your Genius Hour log and book tomorrow. Read a good book.  You should be roughly 60% of th...
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Tuesday, February 18, 2020

•       I can use evidence from Little Rock Girl 1957 to support my understanding of the text and build background knowledge of the civil rights movement. •      I can determine if sentences are in the conditional or subjunctive mood. •      I can analyze Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s use of the conditional and subjunctive moods in his speech. *  I can evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using different mediums to present information on the civil rights movement. 1.      Opening A.    Analyzing Little Rock Girl 1957 (10 minutes) B.    Reviewing Learning Targets (3 minutes) 2.      Work Time A.    Analyzing Voice: Conditional and Subjunctive Mood (15 minutes) B.    Arkansas Gazette Editorial: Evaluating the Advantages and Disadvantages of Text as a Medium (15 minutes) 3.      Closing and As...
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Thursday, December 19, 2019

Finish watching A Midsummer Night's Dream Discuss Genius Hour Homework: Complete the Vacation Reading Assignment Continue to add to your Genius Hour list.  Think first about what interests you.  Then, consider what you might like to learn more about.  Finally, think about how you might share that learning with our community. Consider stocking up on school supplies, if necessary. Have a wonderful vacation.  I hope it's full of rest, fun, and good books.
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