Teacher: Kever, Londa Instructional Focus: Independent Reading; Writing; Grammar Performance Indicators In-class Procedures Students will do the following tasks: Monday *Demonstrate knowledge of *Students return signed third quarter report cards to technology to submit/share teacher. documents with one another and *Submit Reading Logs for Week #27 (Sunday, April 5, 2015 with the instructor. Saturday, April 11, 2015) via technology (link on PRHS *Exhibit 21st century skill of focus Website/ on bellwork. Mrs. Kevers Weebly site.) *Exhibit 21st century skill of self*Update Reading Record (as needed) via technology awareness in monitoring reading *Student-led library visits as determined by students goals. *Independent reading by students in remaining time. *Manage their independent reading Tuesday by monitoring their progress *Students absent on Monday will submit Reading Logs for throughout the week, documenting Week #27 (Sunday, April 5, 2015 Saturday, April 11, 2015) their results, and reflecting on AND update Reading Record (as needed) via technology their level of achievement of the *Writing Power Point re writing Synthesis Essays goals. *Review Grammar Exercise #8 *Access prior knowledge and use Wednesday as a foundation for new content *Writing Information re writing Synthesis Essays knowledge. Thursday *Apply new and prior knowledge *Writing TLI Synthesis Essay Prompt to write argumentation. Friday *Be respectful, responsible, and *Writing TLI Synthesis Essay Prompt reach rigorous standards. Note: *Students should read their assigned 150 pages from a selfselected high-school appropriate book that is 200 or more pages. Instructional Strategies *Each student should accurately document the pages he or she X independent reading reads daily. X technology-based activity PARENTS, students should have finished AT LEAST 10 X collaborative learning: PBL books FIRST SEMESTER, and at least 15 books by the X optional learning workshop end of third quarter (10 or more first semester plus 5 or ____ other ____________ more third quarter for 15 total). Common Core Standards Applied RI.9.10 Students will . . . read and comprehend literary nonfiction in the grades 9-10 text complexity band proficiently, with scaffolding as needed at the high end of the range. W.9. 8 Students will gather relevant information from multiple
Students are required to read an additional 5 books
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Fourth quarter ends at the end of the school year. Date
depends on number of days missed due to bad weather.