Weekly Lessons
ELA
ELA
Monday- No Homework
Tuesday Finish classwork
Wednesday-No Homework
Thursday
Friday
Monday, May 11, 2015
6th grade May 11
Weekly Lessons
ELA
Religion
ELA
Monday- No homework
Tuesday Worksheet
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
ELA
Religion
ELA
Monday- No homework
Tuesday Worksheet
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
5th grade week of May 11
Weekly Lessons
ELA
Religion
ELA
Monday- workbook pg 92 Questions and answers.
Tuesday- No homeowrk
Wednesday-Subject verb agreement worksheet
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Monday-no homework
Tuesday- Pg 55 workbook
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
ELA
Religion
ELA
Monday- workbook pg 92 Questions and answers.
Tuesday- No homeowrk
Wednesday-Subject verb agreement worksheet
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Monday-no homework
Tuesday- Pg 55 workbook
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Monday, May 4, 2015
8th grade week of May 4th
Weekly Lessons
ELA
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
1.dialogue talk between two or more people or between characters in a play, film, novel, or the like.
2.tone the pitch, accent, or stress of a word, group of words, or speaking voice, especially as an expressive quality.
3.scene the place where any event occurs.
4.script the written text of a dialogue, play, movie, or the like.
5.drama a theatrical work, especially one that is serious rather than primarily comedic in nature; play.
6.comedy a light, amusing work of theater, film, or literature.
7.diction word choice and arrangement in speech or writing, especially as a reflection of forcefulness or effectiveness.
8. Explicit Textual Evidence stated directly in the passage
9. Implicit Textual Evidence Not stated directly, but reader understands it because of clues in the text.
10. Figurative language is language that uses words or expressions with a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation.
Monday- weekly voc
Tuesday- no homework
Wednesday- Finish Classwork. if you need to reread the speeches the links are below:
Fireside Chat 1: On the Banking Crisis (March 12, 1933)
http://millercenter.org/president/fdroosevelt/speeches/speech-3298
Barbara Charline Jordan: 1976 Democratic National Convention Keynote Address
http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/barbarajordan1976dnc.html
How are the speeches by Barbara Jordan and Franklin Delano Roosevelt similar? Different?
What perspectives do they bring to their speeches?
How do these speakers inspire listeners?
What is important for us to learn from these speeches, and why is it important to continue reading them from generation to generation?
Thursday
Friday
ELA
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
1.dialogue talk between two or more people or between characters in a play, film, novel, or the like.
2.tone the pitch, accent, or stress of a word, group of words, or speaking voice, especially as an expressive quality.
3.scene the place where any event occurs.
4.script the written text of a dialogue, play, movie, or the like.
5.drama a theatrical work, especially one that is serious rather than primarily comedic in nature; play.
6.comedy a light, amusing work of theater, film, or literature.
7.diction word choice and arrangement in speech or writing, especially as a reflection of forcefulness or effectiveness.
8. Explicit Textual Evidence stated directly in the passage
9. Implicit Textual Evidence Not stated directly, but reader understands it because of clues in the text.
10. Figurative language is language that uses words or expressions with a meaning that is different from the literal interpretation.
Tuesday- no homework
Wednesday- Finish Classwork. if you need to reread the speeches the links are below:
Fireside Chat 1: On the Banking Crisis (March 12, 1933)
http://millercenter.org/president/fdroosevelt/speeches/speech-3298
Barbara Charline Jordan: 1976 Democratic National Convention Keynote Address
http://www.americanrhetoric.com/speeches/barbarajordan1976dnc.html
How are the speeches by Barbara Jordan and Franklin Delano Roosevelt similar? Different?
What perspectives do they bring to their speeches?
How do these speakers inspire listeners?
What is important for us to learn from these speeches, and why is it important to continue reading them from generation to generation?
Thursday
Friday
7th grade week of May 4
Weekly Lessons
ELA
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
1. evidence the basis for belief; that which constitutes proof of something.
2. opinion what one thinks about a person or matter, especially a judgment not necessarily based on fact alone.
3. valid equitable; just.
4.redundancy the state or quality of being redundant.
5.descriptive telling or writing what something is like using details and particulars.
6. reasoning the process of using reason to draw conclusions based on a premise or known facts.
7. fact something that has reality, that exists, or that happened or is happening.
8.antagonist a person who contends or fights with another; enemy, competitor, or adversary.
9.reason a basis for explaining or justifying a belief, action, opinion, or event.
10.protagonist the leading character in a literary work.
Monday- Vocabulary words
Tuesday- Finish the questions connected with the article "Today's tech is tomorrow's trash
problem"
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
ELA
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
1. evidence the basis for belief; that which constitutes proof of something.
2. opinion what one thinks about a person or matter, especially a judgment not necessarily based on fact alone.
3. valid equitable; just.
4.redundancy the state or quality of being redundant.
5.descriptive telling or writing what something is like using details and particulars.
6. reasoning the process of using reason to draw conclusions based on a premise or known facts.
7. fact something that has reality, that exists, or that happened or is happening.
8.antagonist a person who contends or fights with another; enemy, competitor, or adversary.
9.reason a basis for explaining or justifying a belief, action, opinion, or event.
10.protagonist the leading character in a literary work.
Monday- Vocabulary words
Tuesday- Finish the questions connected with the article "Today's tech is tomorrow's trash
problem"
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
6th grade week of May 4th
Weekly Lessons
ELA
Relgion
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
1. riddle a puzzling, tricky, and often amusing question, usually with an ingenious answer, posed as a diversion or as a test of one's wits.
2. suspect to believe to be true.
3. scenario a detailed outline or summary of a play, film, or book.
4. victim someone who is harmed physically or emotionally by a person or group of people, or by circumstance.
5. inductive of, pertaining to, or using electrical or magnetic induction.
6. inference a conclusion derived from inferring.
7.deduction something that is subtracted or deducted.
8. witness to know through direct sight or experience of.
9.text the body of a printed work as distinguished from its title, headings, notes, and the like.
10.nonsense something, or a collection of things, that is meaningless, illogical, foolish, or absurd.
11 information knowledge or facts that come from investigation, observation, or study.
Monday- Weekly Vocabulary words
Tuesday- no homework
Wednesday- Students must draw a cartoon storyboard of the poem "The Walrus and the Carpenter" this poem was worked on during class. The Story board must start from the beginning and end at the resolution.
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Weekly Vocabulary words
Last Supper
Resurrection
disciples
passover
salvation
Christians
Monday- No Homework
Tuesday- Weekly Vocabulary words also chapter 1-5 vocabulary words due on index cards
Wednesday- Religion Vocabulary.
Thursday
Friday- Due on Tuesday May 12 chapters 6-11 vocabulary on Index cards.
ELA
Relgion
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
1. riddle a puzzling, tricky, and often amusing question, usually with an ingenious answer, posed as a diversion or as a test of one's wits.
2. suspect to believe to be true.
3. scenario a detailed outline or summary of a play, film, or book.
4. victim someone who is harmed physically or emotionally by a person or group of people, or by circumstance.
5. inductive of, pertaining to, or using electrical or magnetic induction.
6. inference a conclusion derived from inferring.
7.deduction something that is subtracted or deducted.
8. witness to know through direct sight or experience of.
9.text the body of a printed work as distinguished from its title, headings, notes, and the like.
10.nonsense something, or a collection of things, that is meaningless, illogical, foolish, or absurd.
11 information knowledge or facts that come from investigation, observation, or study.
Monday- Weekly Vocabulary words
Tuesday- no homework
Wednesday- Students must draw a cartoon storyboard of the poem "The Walrus and the Carpenter" this poem was worked on during class. The Story board must start from the beginning and end at the resolution.
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Weekly Vocabulary words
Last Supper
Resurrection
disciples
passover
salvation
Christians
Monday- No Homework
Tuesday- Weekly Vocabulary words also chapter 1-5 vocabulary words due on index cards
Wednesday- Religion Vocabulary.
Thursday
Friday- Due on Tuesday May 12 chapters 6-11 vocabulary on Index cards.
5th grade week of May 4th
Weekly Lessons
ELA
Relgion
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
Monday Weekly Voc words
Tuesday- students must finish the summary of the Wreck of the Titanic
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Weekly Vocabulary words
MondayNo homework
Tuesday- Chapter 1-5 vocabulary words on index cards due today 5/5
Wednesday-
Thursday
Friday Due May 12 Chapters 6-11 on index cards
ELA
Relgion
ELA
Weekly Vocabulary words
Cause: a person or thing that acts, happens, or exists in
such a way that some specific thing happens as a result; the producer of an
effect
consequence the effect, result, or outcome of something
occurring earlier
conflict A state of open, often prolonged fighting; a
battle or war. A state of disagreement or disharmony between persons or ideas;
a clash
obscurity the state of being unknown or forgotten;
something that is difficult to understand
ominous suggesting that something bad is going to
happen in the future
prejudice: an unfair feeling of dislike for a person
or group because of race, sex, religion. a feeling of like or dislike for someone or
something especially when it is not reasonable or logical
epidemic a rapid spread or increase in the
occurrence of something
perceived to become aware of, know, or identify by
means of the senses
duration the length of time that something
exists or lasts
courage the ability to do something that you know is
difficult or dangerous
casualties: one who is injured or killed in an accident
Monday Weekly Voc words
Tuesday- students must finish the summary of the Wreck of the Titanic
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Religion
Weekly Vocabulary words
MondayNo homework
Tuesday- Chapter 1-5 vocabulary words on index cards due today 5/5
Wednesday-
Thursday
Friday Due May 12 Chapters 6-11 on index cards
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