7th grade June 10

Lessons
ELA

science-fiction

genre

theme

timeline

Fantasy

Science Fiction

alternate timeline

Sensory Description

Audience Analysis

The Writing Process

Due Monday 6/17 

Students will create their own ELA exam. They need to use the topic given to cover for review. 

Guide- lines 

matching section

True or false 

Multiple choice Fill-in 

The test must be 30 question 

Students will have to hand in a blank test and an answer key. 


Topics for Final 

parts of speech( noun verbs all the changes we learned) 
direct address 
complements 
phrases( ex: prepositional) 
clauses 
misplaced and dangling modifiers
comparative essays and the steps to write them successfully
RAFT writing 
Drawing evidence through text 
Transitions   

6th grade June 10

lessons 
ELA
Religion


ELA

For Thursday students must bring in a old  T-shirt

associations

device

insight

reaction

specific

inference

line breaks

onomatopoeia

rhyme

meter

refrain

Due Monday 6/17 

Students will create their own ELA exam. They need to use the topic given to cover for review. 

Guide- lines 

matching section

True or false 

Multiple choice Fill-in 

The test must be 30 question 

Students will have to hand in a blank test and an answer key. 

Religion 

Bully prevention lesson

No Name-Calling Week!!!

Bible

Old Testament

New  Testament

Ancestors of faith

Judges

Kings

Prophets

Kingdom

Genesis

Exodus  

Final ELA exam 

All topics have been covered during class, and note should be

found in notebooks. If you are missing a topic and its notes you must

ask a classmate or use your text to find the missing information.

Topics:

All parts of speech: Nouns, verbs, pronouns, adverbs, and adjectives

Direct address

Subject

Complements

Sentence punctuation

Types of sentences

Conjunctions

Myths, Legends, folktales, and poroui    

Extended response: Restate questions detail 1 detail 2

Subject verb agreement

Remember is and are

Ex: The mayor as well as his brothers is going to prison.

The mayor and his brothers are going to prison

Each of the students is responsible for his or her own work.

All of the students are responsible for his or her own work.

Adding descriptive details into your writing

Phrases and clauses we have reviewed during the year.

Figurative language

Transitive and intransitive verbs

Essays for the tests:

Comparative essays                  each type of essay need to have proof

Informative essays                   meaning to support: text evidence.       

Descriptive essay

Persuasive essay                        These two essays are very similar style

Argumentative essay               the main difference is claim and counter claim

5th Grade June 10

lessons 

ELA

Religion

ELA

For Thursday students must bring in a old T-shirt 

associations

device

insight

reaction

specific

inference

line breaks

onomatopoeia

rhyme

meter

refrain

Due Monday 6/17 

Students will create their own ELA exam. They need to use the topic given to cover for review. 

Guide- lines 

matching section

True or false 

Multiple choice Fill-in 

The test must be 30 question 

Students will have to hand in a blank test and an answer key. 

Religion

Sacrament

Communion

Baptism

Confirmation

Sacraments of service

 Marriage

Holy orders

Anointing of the sick

Penance 


Topics for ELA Final Exam June 19th 

Parts of speech noun, pronoun, verb, adverb, and adjectives 
figurative language 
Writing a strong introduction 
"                      "  body
"                      " conclusion 
narrative poems
conjunctions
interjections 
prepositions and prepositional phrases 
expanding your writing with adjectives and phrases.  
central idea( main idea) 
Supporting details 
verb tenses 
homophones 
transitive and intransitive verbs 
understanding phrases 

Essay possibilities:

Comparative essays                  each type of essay need to have proof

Informative essays                   meaning to support: text evidence.       

Descriptive essay

Persuasive essay                        These two essays are very similar style

Argumentative essay               the main difference is claim and counter claim

8th Grade June 3

LESSONS

ELA
Dialogue
Drama
Film noir
Flashback
Monologue
Screenplay
Script
Staging
Analogies
Denotation
Connotation

Modern day Macbeth concept outline due Friday 

7th grade June 3

LESSONS
ELA

science-fiction

genre

theme

timeline

Fantasy

Science Fiction

alternate timeline

Sensory Description

Audience Analysis

The Writing Process

Students watched two stories during class

There will come soft rains- Short story 

A day made of glass
For homework they must finish question given in class on L.L.

Concept map will be due Friday

6th grade June 3

LESSONS
ELA
Religion


ELA

poetry Form

poetry Speaker

Sound Devices

rhyme

rhythm

repetition

alliteration






Religion

Bible

Old Testament

New  Testament

Ancestors of faith

Judges

Kings

Prophets

Kingdom

Genesis

Exodus  

Student made Bibles due Monday 10th 

5th Grade June 3

Lessons
ELA
Religion



ELA

Idioms

Alliteration

Clichés

poems

meter

stanza

line

mood





Religion
 Tuesday Big Religion test.

Sacrament

Communion

Baptism

Confirmation

Sacraments of service

 Marriage

Holy orders

Anointing of the sick

Penance 

Completed sacrament book will be due by the end of class on Friday. Students will be working on it during class.