1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th (2024)

Tuesday, April 30, 2019
  1. No bell work!
  2. Finish Milestones Review in USATestprep (50 questions)
  3. 4th: Work on projects (due Friday)
  4. Read!
Monday, April 29, 2019
  1. No bell work!
  2. Finish Milestones Review in USATestprep (50 questions)
  3. 4th: Work on projects (due Friday)
  4. Read!
Friday, April 26, 2019

1. NO Bell Work
2. If you are in a Google Classroom with Mr. Young, please do his assignment.
3. Review yesterday’s assignment!
4. Milestones Review (FOR A DAILY GRADE!) Milestones Review in USATestprep (This is for a daily grade. You may do research to find the correct answers.)

ELA MILESTONES BEGINS MONDAY!!!

Thursday, April 25, 2019

1. Bell Work
2. Milestones Review
3. Reading Counts!
1. 4th Period:

IF

you have your points, you may work on your project.

Wednesday, April 24, 2019

1. Bell Work
2. Finish Milestones Writing!
1. 4th Period:

IF

you have your points, you may work on your project.
3. Reading Counts!
1. 4th Period: 11:00 a.m. today.
4. Grade them as a class (1, 2, 3, or 4)

Tuesday, April 23, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts!
    1. 4th Period: IF you have your points, you may work on your project.
  3. Milestones Writing (Work on it!)
    1. 4th Period: 11:00 a.m. tomorrow.
  4. Grade them as a class (1, 2, 3, or 4)
Monday, April 22, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. 1st Period: Field trip money and forms
  3. Reading Counts!
  4. Dialogue Quiz (with notes) Absent Students
  5. Review Dialogue Quiz quickly.
  6. Milestones Review! (6th grade begins next Monday, April 29th.)
Friday, April 12, 2019
  1. NO Bell Work!
  2. Corrections due today.
  3. Review Edulastic from yesterday.
  4. History of Special Olympics as a class.
  5. **Milestones Practice with 1st period students.
Thursday, April 11, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. If you were absent yesterday and in 4th or 6th, please take your quiz. (6th can use notes!)
  3. Reading Counts (OR making corrections to your dialogue quiz)!
  4. 4th and 6th Go over quiz!
    1. Earn points back.
  5. Edulastic review (link in Google)
  6. Reading Counts when you finish.
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
  1. Bell Work (EXCEPT 4th—STUDY!!!)
  2. If you were absent yesterday and in 1st, 5th, or 7th, please take your quiz.
  3. Reading Counts!
  4. 1st, 5th, 7th Go over quiz!
    1. Earn points back.
  5. 4th, 6th
    1. Take Dialogue Quiz (6th with notes)! (You will NOT receive your scores immediately; I must grade short answer questions.)
  6. Reading Counts when you finish.
Tuesday, April 09, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts!
  3. Questions about quiz.
  4. 1st, 5th, 7th
    1. Take Dialogue Quiz (with notes)! (You will NOT receive your scores immediately; I must grade short answer questions.)
    2. 4th & 6th—You will quiz tomorrow!
    3. 6th–Worksheet
  5. Reading Counts when you finish.
Monday, April 08, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Open dialogue notes.
  3. Reading Counts
  4. Continue discussing dialogue.
    1. Presentation
    2. Notes
    3. Q & A
    4. Practice writing dialogues from observation. 4th Period: You may not use “asked” or “said.” Discuss project.
    5. Worksheet!
Friday, April 05, 2019
  1. NO Bell Work
  2. Open dialogue notes.
  3. Continue discussing dialogue.
    1. Presentation
    2. Notes
    3. Q & A
    4. Practice writing dialogues from observation. 4th Period: You may not use “asked” or “said.”

Thursday, April 04, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts!
  3. Continue discussing dialogue.
    1. Presentation
    2. Notes
    3. Q & A
    4. Practice writing dialogues from observation. 4th Period: You may not use “asked” or “said.”
Wednesday, April 03, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts!
  3. Begin discussing dialogue.
    1. Video
    2. Presentation
    3. Notes
    4. Q & A
    5. Practice writing dialogues from observation. 4th Period: You may not use “asked” or “said.”

1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th (1)

Tuesday, April 02, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts
  3. If you have your points, see me.
  4. 1st Period: Hand out reports/discuss grades
  5. Grade George Washington essays!
Monday, April 01, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts!
  3. Discuss essays and Assesslets scores.
  4. Grade George Washington Essays as a class!
Friday, March 29, 2019
  1. Finish Essay!
  2. Review Essays.
Wednesday, March 27, 2019 - Thursday, March 28, 2019
  1. ­­Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts!
  3. Essay Intro.
    1. BrainPop (George Washington)
    2. NoRedInk
Tuesday, March 26, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Get out your paper from yesterday (or a new sheet) and a pencil/pen.
  3. Reading Counts!
  4. Finish grading essays from yesterday.
Monday, March 25, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts!
  3. Look at rubrics.
  4. Read stories.
  5. Share student essays as a class.
  6. Grade essays.
  7. Share reviews.
  8. Reveal grades.

Friday, March 22, 2019
  1. Review “Guide to Comparing Photographs.”
  2. Review “Compare/Contrast Writing.”
  3. Review “Points of Comparison.”
  4. NO RED INK together! =)
  5. Look at sample essays from training together.
Thursday, March 21, 2019
  1. NO bell work!!!
  2. Study for your Assesslet!
  3. Login and begin Assesslets! THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO WORK ON ASSESSLETS!
  4. Reading Counts!
Wednesday, March 20, 2019
  1. HAPPY FIRST DAY OF SPRING!!!
  2. NO Bell Work!!!
  3. Review Informative Essay Notes in Classroom
  4. DO NOT login to Assesslets until instructed!
  5. Your Assesslet will be a daily grade. Please take your time!
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts
  3. Discuss Assesslet/Informative rubrics.
  4. Go over assignments from last Tuesday.

Monday, March 18, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish assignments from last Tuesday.
  3. Reading Counts begins today!
  4. Academic website (no games/music)
  5. Discuss Assesslet/Informative rubrics.
  6. Go over assignments from last Tuesday.
Monday, March 11, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. BrainPop from Friday (“Types of Writing” 80 or above)
    1. “Graded” Option
    2. fannincms - fcms
  3. Reading Counts
  4. Work for another class
  5. ACADEMIC website (no games/music)
  6. Comparing Activity (Pictures and Worksheet)

1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th (2)

1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th (3)

Friday, March 08, 2019
  1. No Bell Work
  2. 1st Period: Informative Essay Rubric
  3. Create informative essay outline
  4. BrainPop (fannincms – fcms)
    1. Watch movie and take a quiz: “Types of Writing.”
    2. Must make an 80 or above.
  5. READING COUNTS
  6. Work for another class
  7. Time to yourselves (music HERE)
Thursday, March 07, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts (if you don’t have all of your points)
  3. Work for another class
  4. ACADEMIC website (MobyMax)—NO games/music
  5. After instructions:
    1. Nearpod: “The Paragraph: Concrete Details & Textual Evidence”
    2. Nearpod: “Making Inferences Using Textual Evidence”
    3. NoRedInk QUIZ: “Intro. Parenthetical Citation/Recognizing Strong Topic Sentences/Identifying Claims, Evidence, and Reasoning/Context for Literary Evidence”

Wednesday, March 6, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Reading Counts/Work for another class/Academic website—no games/music!
  3. 4th Period —Put essay on Sites.
  4. Finish reviewing connotations/denotations
  5. Assesslet info.
  6. Informative essay discussion
What is an informative/explanatory essay?
  • Facts
  • Opinions
  • Third-person
  • Cite evidence from texts
  • Five paragraphs
  • Change paragraphs after dialogue
  • Change paragraphs when you change points/topics.
  • Explaining/detailing/describing a topic.

Tuesday, March 05, 2019

  1. Bell Work
  2. 4th—Nearpod
  3. Reading Counts/Work for another class/Academic website
  4. Discuss connotations/denotations as a class.
  5. Begin Assesslets discussion.
    1. R.A.C.E.
    2. Showing—not telling
    3. Informative Assesslets

Monday, March 04, 2019
1. Bell Work
2. 4th Period—Finish an d submit essays!
3. Reading Counts/Work for another class/Academic website
4. Class Nearpod!

Friday, March 01, 2019

Finish essays! Parent-teacher conferences

Thursday, February 28, 2019

Essays are due TOMORROW! Adv. Due next Monday.

  1. Bell Work
  2. Open essay notes.
  3. Finish essay notes (Slides 20-23).
  4. Copy notes onto Argumentative Essay Doc.
  5. Format essay again (font, size, color, spacing)
    1. Times New Roman, 12 pt., black, double
  6. Color code sources (five) using the highlighter tool.
  7. Citations(Works Cited and in-text)
    1. MLA Citation Machine
  8. Look at transitional words to streamline and connect information.
  9. Intro./Conclusion

Polish essay. Proofread. Make sure #5 is completed. Show sample essay. Fix in-text citations. Delete repetitive citations.

Wednesday, February 27, 2019

Essays are due Thursday/Adv. Due next Monday.

  1. Bell Work
  2. Open essay notes.
  3. Finish essay notes (Slides 20-23).
  4. Copy notes onto Argumentative Essay Doc.
  5. Format essay again (font, size, color, spacing)
    1. Times New Roman, 12 pt., black, double
  6. Color code sources (five) using the highlighter tool.
  7. Citations(Works Cited and in-text)
    1. MLA Citation Machine
  8. Look at transitional words to streamline and connect information.
  9. Intro./Conclusion
Tuesday, February 26, 2019

Essays are due Thursday/Adv. Due next Monday.

  1. Bell Work
  2. Open essay notes.
  3. Finish essay notes (Slides 20-23).
  4. Copy notes onto Argumentative Essay Doc.
  5. Format essay again (font, size, color, spacing)
    1. Times New Roman, 12 pt., black, double
  6. Color code sources (five) using the highlighter tool.
  7. Citations(Works Cited and in-text)
    1. MLA Citation Machine
  8. Look at transitional words to streamline and connect information.
  9. Intro./Conclusion
Monday, February 25, 2019

Essays are due Thursday/Adv. Due next Monday.

  1. Bell Work
  2. Open essay notes.
  3. Finish essay notes (Slides 20-23).
  4. Copy notes onto Argumentative Essay Doc.
  5. Format essay again (font, size, color, spacing)
    1. Times New Roman, 12 pt., black, double
  6. Color code sources (five) using the highlighter tool.
  7. Citations(Works Cited and in-text)
    1. MLA Citation Machine
  8. Look at transitional words to streamline and connect information.
Thursday, February 21, 2019 and Friday, February 22, 2019
  1. Login to Desktop
  2. Open essay notes
  3. Set up together on new link
  4. Copy notes
  5. Color code
  6. Look at transitional words
  7. Citations

Argumentative Essay Due: Thursday, February 28, 2019
(Fourth Period)

  1. OPEN Chromebooks but DO NOT login.
  2. Reading MAP (Math MAP Friday)
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
  1. Login to Desktop
  2. Open essay notes
  3. Set up together on new link
  4. Copy notes
  5. Color code
  6. Look at transitional words
  7. Citations

Monday, February 18 - Tuesday, February19

Holiday & Professional Learning Day

Friday, February 15, 2019
  1. NO Bell Work
  2. Continue Argumentative Essay Notes (#20 and #21 and #22 and #23, which is the opposing side)
  3. RC Book/Work for another class/Academic website (no games or music)­

Thursday, February 14, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Continue Argumentative Essay Notes (#20 and #21 and #22 and #23, which is the opposing side)
  3. RC Book/Work for another class/Academic website (no games or music)­

Wednesday, February 13, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Discuss thesis statements/Copy and paste for daily grade
  3. OCEANS PORTFOLIO DUE!
    1. Write a final paragraph as a reflection of what you’ve done/learned.
  4. Continue Argumentative Essay Notes (#20 and #21 and #22)
  5. We will discuss Essay Notes progress and the expectations for Slide #23.
  6. RC Book/Work for another class/Academic website (no games or music)­

Tuesday, February 12, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Discuss thesis statements/Copy and paste for daily grade
  3. SET UP ELA PORTION OF BOOK CREATOR
    1. Add STEM Water Legend Rubric
    2. Add STEM Water Legend Writing Assignment
  4. Continue Argumentative Essay Notes (#20 and #21 and #22)
  5. RC Book/Work for another class/Academic website (no games or music)

Monday, February 11, 2019
  1. Bell Work (OR take Bell Work Quiz from Friday)
  2. Discuss thesis statements/Copy and paste
  3. Discuss Water Narratives
    1. Font
    2. Size
    3. Color
  4. Paste Water Narratives into Book Creator
  5. Continue Argumentative Essay Notes (#20 and #21)
  6. RC Book/Work for another class/Academic website (no games or music)

Friday, February 8, 2019

  1. STUDY FOR BELL WORK QUIZ!
  2. Bell Work Quiz
  3. Finish Water Legend
  4. Continue essay notes
    1. Slide #20 (first thesis point)
    2. Put information in your own words.
    3. Cite it!
  5. RC Book/Work for another class—Music at this point.

Wednesday, February 06, 2019 - Thursday, February 07, 2019

  1. Bell Work
  2. Discuss bell work quiz Friday.
  3. Using the link in Google Classroom, complete the GoFormative matching quiz (not graded).
  4. Finish Water Legend/RC Book/Work for another class/Academic website—No games or music
  5. Continue essay notes (as a class)
    1. Slide #20 (first thesis point)
    2. Put information in your own words.

Tuesday, February 5, 2019

  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish STEM assignment from yesterday. (Due: Friday)
    1. This is the last opportunity to work on this in class.
  3. Notes for argumentative essay!

Monday, February 4, 2019

  1. No Bell Work! (Friday instead of today)
  2. STEM Activity for ELA! (Water Legend!)
  3. (First Period: Create Oceans Portfolio in Book Creator)

Friday, February, 2019
1. Assesslets!
1. Login link will be in Google Classroom.
2. Your username isfc+lunch number. Password isfannin12.
1. Ex. John Smith: fc01234 and fannin12 (Note: fannin12 is the password for everyone.)
3. BEFOREyou submit,COPY AND PASTEyour Assesslet question#5into the Google Doc provided.
4. Submit your Assesslet if you finish. Please read your Reading Counts book.
5. SAVE FOR LATER IF YOU DONOTFINISH TODAY.

Thursday, January 31, 2019
  1. Assesslets!
    1. Login link will be in Google Classroom.
    2. Your username is fc + lunch number. Password is fannin12.
      1. Ex. John Smith: fc01234 and fannin12 (Note: fannin12 is the password for everyone.)
    3. BEFORE you submit, COPY AND PASTE your Assesslet question #5 into the Google Doc provided.
    4. Submit your Assesslet if you finish. Please read your Reading Counts book.
    5. SAVE FOR LATER IF YOU DO NOT FINISH TODAY.
Wednesday, January 30, 2019 (2-Hour Delay)
  1. NO Bell Work!
  2. FINISH Slides 8 & 9
  3. Reading Counts/Homework/Academic Website
  4. GO OVER SLIDES 8 & 9
  5. 4th Period:
    1. Check Thesis Statements.
    2. Discuss research process for sources.
  6. 5th Period:
    1. Begin pulling facts from sources.

Tuesday, January 29, 2019

SNOW DAY!

Monday, January 28, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. RC Book/Work for another class/Website from the list—no games/music
  3. Finish Source Cards on Google Slides (Slides 8-9)
    1. Open an internet tab.
    2. Google your topic followed by “.org,” “.edu,” or “.gov”
    3. Read and analyze the source.
    4. Choose FIVE separate websites.
  4. 4th Period
    1. Thesis statements
Friday, January 25, 2019

1. NO Bell Work!
2. Open Google Slides Argumentative Notes and Thesis Statement
3.4th Period
1. OPEN PORTFOLIO—Add Canva link!
2. Begin thesis statements.
4. Argumentative Essays
1.Confirm thesis statement.
2. Collect sources (Slides #8 and #9).
3. Review sources.
4. Discuss note-taking?

Thursday, January 24, 2019
  1. Bell Work **FIVE SENTENCES.
  2. RC book/Work for another class/Academic website from the list in Classroom—no games or music.
  3. 4th Period—Canva share
  4. Argumentative Essays
    1. Confirm thesis statement.
    2. Collect sources.
Wednesday, January 23, 2019

1st Period: Get out agendas and Chromebook agreements (if you haven’t turned it in). 9:00 a.m.

  1. Bell Work **Restate. FIVE SENTENCES.
  2. RC book/Work for another class/Academic website from the list in Classroom—no games or music.
  3. 4th Period—Canva
  4. Argumentative Essays
    1. Confirm thesis statement.
    2. Collect sources.
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. RC book/Work for another class/Academic website from the list in Classroom—no games or music.
  3. 4th Period—Canva
  4. Argumentative Essays
    1. Confirm thesis statement.
    2. Collect sources.
Friday, January 18, 2019
  1. No Bell Work!
  2. Login to Classroom, open your Slides, and wait. J
  3. **5th and 7th: Choose topics and write thesis statements.
Thursday, January 17, 2019
  1. **First Period: Turn in Chromebook agreements on my desk. Make sure you have signed and dated them.
  2. Bell Work
  3. Reading Counts/Work for another class/Website from the approved list—no games or music.
  4. Continue with argumentative essay discussion
    1. PowerPoint (teacher-led)
    2. GoogleSlides (student-produced)
Wednesday, January 16, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. Argumentative essay work
Tuesday, January 15, 2019
  1. Bell Work
  2. RC Book/Work for another class/WEBSITE FROM THE LIST IN GOOGLE CLASSROOM
  3. Competition!

Monday, January 14, 2019

  1. Bell Work
  2. Argumentative Writing Notes

Friday, January 11, 2019
Digital Citizenship Nearpod for Chromebooks

Thursday, January 10, 2019

  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish all fact and opinion work. **Doodle Notes assignment is for a grade, so please turn it in.
  3. Go over “Fact vs. Opinion Chart” and reading passages.

Wednesday, January 09, 2019

  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish “Fact & Opinion” Doodle Notes.
  3. Begin/Continue sorting “Fact vs. Opinion.”
  4. Begin “Fact or Opinion: Reading Passages and Responses.”
  5. Reading Counts/Work for another class/Academic website

Tuesday, January 8, 2019

  1. Bell Work
  2. Approved academic website while waiting
  3. Finish Doodle Notes/Video
  4. Fact vs. Opinion Google Docs
    1. Discuss.
  5. Fact vs. Opinion Reading Passages
    1. Discuss.
Monday, January 7, 2019
  1. **If you have colored pencils, please bring those.
  2. Bell Work
  3. Choose an academic website from the list or read your RC book while you wait.
  4. Doodle Notes! (Fact vs. Opinion)

Friday, January 4, 2019

  1. Bell Work
    1. Look at bell work expectations sheet.
  2. When you finish bell work, login to Destiny. Find an electronic book!
  3. Review rules.
  4. Discuss remainder of semester.


Tuesday, December 18 - Wednesday, December 19

MIDTERMS!


Monday, December 17, 2018
  1. Complete the Midterm Review in Google Classroom—take your time! DO NOT close your page when you submit!
  2. If you have to take the ELA Midterm, please come to my desk and grab a hard copy to fill-in.

​Friday, December 14, 2018

Field Trip to Stars & Strikes

Thursday, December 13, 2018
  1. Get your agendas out! (Exam exemptions)
  2. Bell Work
  3. Spelling Bee!!! =)

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

  1. DO NOT LOG-ON!
  2. We’re going to Makerspace!!! J
  3. If you did not have your story printed yesterday, let me know.
  4. If you did not finish typing your story, you will finish in Miss Dotson’s class before joining us in Makerspace.
  5. Leave your belongings in the classroom (except items you will use for decorating).


To those who are attending the field trip:

  • All items brought to school on Friday go with you! Choose wisely!!! You will NOT be getting back in the building!
  • Devices ARE allowed! All school rules apply
  • Food is not allowed on the bus!
  • Lunch is provided (2 slices of pizza + a drink)
  • We will leave FCMS at approx. 8:15 am
  • We will return FCMS at approx. 4:00pmà you must have someone from your pick up list here to get you!!

Tuesday, December 11, 2018

  1. No Bell Work
  2. Finish “Gingerbread House” Story
  3. You MUST finish your essay today.
  4. When you finish your essay:
    1. COPY AND PASTE IT WHERE IT BELONGS.
    2. TYPE YOUR NAME AT THE BOTTOM.
    3. CLICK “TURN IN.”
  5. RC Book/Homework/Academic website
  6. Spelling Bee??

Fifth Paragraph - Conclusion
Fearing the worst, Bristol’s eyes rattled back and forth, looking for an answer in King Ginger’s expression. “Come with me Bristol,” the king solemnly requested, and he led her passed the tapioca fountain to a long hallway that stretched at least a mile. The hallway was lined with pictures of gingerbread houses from around the world. The number and diversity of these images, for a moment, steered Bristol’s thoughts away from the loss of her sister. Her eyes scanned the portraits to find gingerbread cabins, townhouses, and barns. Gazing further, she found gingerbread skyscrapers present in Tokyo, gingerbread tents staked in the desert, and a gingerbread hut on the shore in Hawaii. “These are amazing!” Bristol said, with wonder in her voice. “They are yours. At least, you designed them,” King Ginger gracefully replied while tapping one of the images with his walking cane to point out the inscription where Bristol’s name was written in vanilla icing. Bristol saw her name, but upon not seeing Kensley’s beside it, she pleaded, “Beef, please tell me where Kensley is.” Upon this reply, he turned his red-head and led her to the end of the hallway where there was a picture that stood alone. This gingerbread house was not like the others. The roof was a little crooked, the doorknob was missing, and quite a few of the gumdrops were absent from the fence that surrounded the house. The sprinkles laid in big patches here and there on and around the house, as if it had only snowed in particular locations. However, it was on this image that the vanilla inscription read, “Bristol and Kensley’s First Gingerbread House.” After reading these words, Bristol said, “I don’t understand. Why isn’t Kensley’s name on any of the other pictures?” “It’s because you didn’t want it to be,” the king replied. You said she was too little to help you with your designs.” The king’s words cut the last strand that was keeping Bristol’s heart from plummeting entirely into her stomach. She buried her face into her hands and cried, “No! I’m so sorry Kensley! I want you to help me, and I’ll teach you how. Just please come back.” The king gently patted her head, and said, “It’s ok. Everything will be ok.” As she wept, Bristol continued to feel a pat on her head, but the touch became much lighter and then a voice spoke, “It ok sissy! Sissy don’t cry!” Bristol lifted up her head to find her wide eyed baby sister sitting in the bed next to her still clinging to her babydoll. “It Christmas Brisa. No cry!” Kensley gently whispered looking into her big sister’s tear stained face. “You’re right Kensley,” Bristol said whipping her nose with the sleeve of her nightgown. “It is Christmas and I am not going to cry because I have you. Now let’s get some more sleep before the sun wakes us up,” Bristol stated as she snuggled back down into the fuzzy blankets leaving enough room for Kensley’s head on her shoulder.

Monday, December 10, 2018

  1. NO bell work!
  2. Finish essays.
  3. COPY AND PASTE ESSAY INTO LINK PROVIDED.
  4. When you are finished, TYPE YOUR NAME AT THE BOTTOM.
  5. Click “Turn in.”
  6. Read/Homework/Academic website (NO games)

Friday, December 7, 2018
  1. NO Bell Work
  2. Sharing Falling Action Paragraph
  3. Finishing Intro., Rising Action, and Climax
  4. Writing Falling Action
  5. You may listen to the Classroom Playlist.
  6. When you finish: RC book/homework/Academic website

Fourth Paragraph - Falling Action

The palace was crawling with gingerbread men and women of all shapes and sizes. Some served in the kitchen, others in the candy garden, maids trotted about with cotton candy dusters, while herdsmen tended to the animal crackers in the royal farmyard. Throughout the course of the day, Bristol asked everyone she met, “Do you know where Kensley is?” However, they all replied in the same fashion. The gingerbread men would tap their bald heads and the gingerbread women would give her a polite, but wobbly curtsy and simply reply, “No, my lady!” With every negative response, Bristol could feel her heart sink a little bit deeper into her stomach. She was just about to sit down in the middle of the caramelized ballroom floor and burst into tears when she heard the tune of White Christmas echo through the delicious structure. “The ginger king has arrived. Places everyone!” she heard the head butler say. Bristol stood underneath the blue taffy archway that divided the ballroom from the foyer and watched as the ginger king made his entrance into the palace. The king was not made of a cookie; on the contrary, he was a man. His hair was as red as a cherry lollipop, and his blue eyes reflected the light from the gummy bear chandelier that hung above the doorway. He wore a green bowtie, a black suit, and his voice was richly deep. When he finally spoke, he boldly pronounced, “My, Miss Bristol has done it once again. This must be her finest design yet.” As Bristol watched the king’s regal entry, she found him to be somewhat familiar, but it wasn’t until she laid eyes on his beef jerky walking cane, that she realized that the king was none other than her cousin, Heath, whom she had a specific nickname for. “Beef!” she hollered out and ran to meet him at the front door. “Bristol, it is so nice to see you!” the ginger king replied while maintaining his dignified composure. The king continued on to say, “Bristol, your gingerbread house is simply breathtaking, and your artistic abilities become better each year.” Without losing another moment, Bristol asked this familiar face the question that she had been seeking an answer to all day, “Beef, do you know where Kensley is?” However, King Ginger hung his head low and looked deeply into Bristol’s eyes before uttering a word in response.

Thursday, December 6, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish Intro. and Rising Action Paragraphs.
  3. Read Climax.
  4. Type Climax Paragraph.
  5. RC book/Work for another class/Academic website


Third Paragraph – Climax

This was more than Bristol had bargained for. She awoke, not to a gingerbread house, but a gingerbread mansion. Her bed was made of one giant marshmallow surrounded by candy cane posts. The walls were a marble, candy cane swirl. “Is this for real?” she thought, as she gently slid off of the mattress and placed her feet onto the sparkly carpet, woven together entirely of pink sprinkles. Just then, a sugary mist blew the door open and a real life gingerbread woman appeared before Bristol’s eyes. She was wearing a white apron, and before her rolled a tea cart on M&M wheels. “What will it my lady?” the maid spoke in a high pitched, cheery tone. When Bristol didn’t speak, she continued, “The cat has never had your tongue before. Come on now, what will it be? I have brought you hot chocolate, and your choice of honey or cinnamon graham crackers, chocolate or vanilla frosting, and a bowl of gumdrops or Milk Duds. Of course, you cannot have them all or King Ginger will have my head for breakfast.” Bristol’s face was puzzled, and when she finally spoke, she coughed out, “My Gingerbread house.” “Well of course this is your gingerbread house,” the woman spoke as she prepared Bristol’s breakfast. Without another word, Bristol ran out of the bedroom door and what she beheld was nothing short of scrumptious splendor. The walls stretched at least 50 feet above her head and the ceilings were comprised of familiar red and green squiggles, loops, circles, and stripes. A Nutter Butter staircase led the way down to the magnificent ballroom, which was outlined by columns of red Twizzlers, which rose from carmel floors where the grand piano took center stage with its keys made of white and dark chocolate. Overcome with delight, Bristol raced backup the staircase and hollered, “Kensley, Kensley, get up! You have to see this. It’s real! It’s really real!” When she arrived back in the bedroom, she shook the bed, but Kensley was nowhere to be found. “Where’s Kensley?” Bristol asked the gingerbread maid. “The better question is, who is Kensley?” the maid responded as she gently pushed Bristol to her seat to eat her breakfast.

Wednesday, December 05, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish any missing quizzes/work for ELA.
  3. Continue your Introductory Paragraph.
  4. Work for another class/RC book/Academic website (NO games/music)
  5. Read the next sample paragraph as a class.
  6. Follow the checklist for the Introductory Paragraph.
  7. Move on to next paragraph.

Second Paragraph - Rising Action

After a scrub down in a tub of bubbles, the two girls crawled into their fleece nightgowns and sank into the warmth of their fuzzy blankets. Kensley held her babydoll close to her chest and eagerly listened to Bristol as she prayed, “Thank You Lord for mommy, daddy, Kensley, mawmaw, pawpaw, and… thank You for our gingerbread house. Amen!” Upon finishing, Bristol unfolded her hands, opened her eyes, and in her silly fashion, stuck her tongue out at her sister. Kensley giggled and laid her sandy head on top of Bristol’s shoulder. Within a couple of minutes, Kensley fell asleep. Bristol, on the other hand, laid awake for a few minutes longer. She thought of Christmas, thought of the presents, thought of her family, but most of all, she thought about the gingerbread house. Laying in her bed, she reconstructed the house in her mind. She thought about the four brown walls she had glued together with icing, and the triangular roof that she gently placed on top. She once again traced the pattern of squiggles, loops, circles, and stripes that she had designed with red and green icing. She thought about the chimney which she had overlaid with black licorice, the roof tiles she had covered with white sprinkles, and the colorful gumdrops that surrounded the house like a farmhouse fence. These memories brought a grin to her pink lips, “But, what does it look like on the inside?” she whispered aloud. “I sure wish I was small enough to fit inside, or it was big enough to let me in. I wish I could,” and before she could finish these words, the curtains of Bristol’s eyes closed and she dozed off into a Christmas wonderland.


Tuesday, December 04, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish any missing quizzes from last week.
    1. Morgan Tucker – USATestprep Quiz
    2. Alexis Shipers – NewsELA article
  3. Finish plotting your story on your plot diagram.
  4. Work for another class/RC book/APPROVED academic website (NO games/music)
  5. Discussion of next assignment piece. J
    1. Read sample intro. Paragraph
    2. Fill in chart.
    3. Write intro. paragraph.
  6. **7th Period: Finish spelling bee practice


Sample First Paragraph:
Eww,” Bristol shrieked when her baby sister sneezed. “Mom, Kensley is too little to do the gingerbread house with me, and she almost sneezed on it,” Bristol continued. “No! I’m Kizzy Burk and I do,” Kensley argued, as her mom wiped her nose and brushed her straight, sandy hair from her eyes. Both girls looked like a badly wrapped Christmas present as they were covered in frosting shades of white, green, and red. Their mom was busy writing Christmas cards, and while Bristol carefully worked to decorate the tasty structure, Kensley waited for her mom to look away so she could lick some more frosting or chew on another gumdrop. Bing Crosby’s voice filled the brightly lit kitchen, and Bristol wondered to herself whether or not tomorrow really would be a white Christmas. “We just need to add some more sprinkles to the top,” Bristol told her sister. She was having trouble opening the package. She tried to tear it apart with her hands and her teeth, but nothing worked. She finally told Kensley to grab the other side and pull. Their mother was just about to grab a pair of scissors when sprinkles filled the sky. Under normal circumstances, the girls would have gotten in trouble for this mess, but the Christmas spirit softened their mother’s expression, and she began to laugh. When the girls knew they were safe, they both began to laugh as well. Shaking the white sprinkles from her long, curly hair, Bristol said, “Mom, there’s no need for me to dream anymore about a white Christmas.” However, Bristol did wish one thing that evening as she wiped up sprinkles from off the floor. She wished she could really live inside of her gingerbread house, or at least go there on vacation.

Monday, December 03, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish any missing quizzes from last week.
  3. Work for another class/RC book/APPROVED academic website (NO games/music)
  4. Discussion of next assignment
  5. Begin next assignment (Christmas Narrative Writing!)
  6. **7th Period: Finish spelling bee practice

BRAINSTORM TOPICS (See me for a complete list.)

  • My Night at the North Pole
  • The Elf on the Shelf
  • When Santa came to my house
  • Christmas through an animal’s eyes
  • Witnessing the birth of Jesus
  • Making cookies
  • Shrinking down to the size of a gingerbread man
  • Christmas Vacation
  • Christmas Love Story
  • Elf Alone at Santa’s workshop during a breakin
  • Santa turns bad
  • Rudolph loses his red nose / Rudolph runs over grandma
  • The Walking Gingerbread Man
  • Santa is missing - someone finds his suit
  • Santa runs out of the popular toy
  • Stuck in Fortnite Christmas Land
  • Older Man trying to bring back Christmas Spirit
  • Training new Reindeer

1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th (4)

Friday, November 30, 2018
  1. No bell work!
  2. If you did not take the quiz from yesterday, take it.
  3. If you choose to quiz again, you must study pronouns in USATestprep.
  4. Quiz (Version 2)
    1. This quiz is optional! You must let me know which quiz score to record! If you choose not to quiz, you must read, do homework, or stay on an academic website.
  5. Spelling Bee Practice!
Thursday, November 29, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish USATestprep modules from Tuesday and Wednesday.
  3. STUDY! (I suggest practicing pronouns on USATestprep. You may re-take any modules for practice that I have assigned.)
  4. Class review
  5. Do NOT begin the USATestprep quiz (for a daily grade in the gradebook) without permission!
Wednesday, November 28, 2018
  1. Bell Work­
  2. Finish any NewsELA work from Monday.
  3. Finish any USATestprep modules from yesterday. Remember: You must make a 70% or above on each module. If not, retake it/them until you make a 70% or above.
  4. DO (70% or above):
    1. Choose - Narrative Transitional Words
    2. Multi - Choose the Transition Word
    3. Classify - Their, There, and They're 1
    4. Classify - Their, There, and They're 2
  5. While we wait until everyone finishes, please read, work on other assignments, or work on an ACADEMIC website. (NO games or music!)
Tuesday, November 27, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Finish NewsELA quiz(zes) from yesterday.
  3. Login to USATestprep. (Make a 70% or above on each; the video will not let you re-test.)
    1. Pronouns in Proper Case Video
    2. Pronouns in Proper Case Practice
    3. Classify - Slang or Not? Part 2
    4. Classify - Slang or Not? Part 1
    5. Classify - Commonly Confused Words: To, Too, Two
  4. Reading Counts/Missing Assignments/Approved Academic Website (NO music/games)
Monday, November 26, 2018
  1. Bell Work (Share when everyone has completed his/her bell work.)
  2. NewsELA Article
    1. Read article, answer writing prompt, and take quiz FOR A DAILY GRADE.
  3. Reading Counts (Points are due SOON.)/Work for another class/Approved academic website
Tuesday, November 13, 2018 - Friday, November 16, 2018
  1. Check the dry erase board for announcements.
  2. Bell Work
  3. Finish essay (Due FRIDAY! -10 points for every day late). You may listen to the Classroom Playlist only.
  4. When you have finished your essay, do the following:
    1. Highlight transitional words/phrases in yellow.
    2. Highlight any subordinating conjunctions in blue.
    3. Highlight dialogue (if you have any) in green.
    4. Type word count at bottom.
    5. Have a peer make comments electronically.
    6. TURN IN. I will grade them according to the checklist ASAP.
  5. Reading Counts/Work for another class/APPROVED website, OR you may pick up an EXTRA CREDIT word search due Friday! NO games!
Monday, November 12, 2018
  • Essays! Due FRIDAY!
Friday, November 09, 2018
  • ESSAYS!
Thursday, November 08, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • RC book/Educational (approved) website/Work for another class
  • Look at charts!
  • Choose essay topic! J Decide the arrangement from the options below.
    • Pick a myth/legend/creation story that already exists and change it.
    • Create your own characters/storyline and write a myth/legend/creation story.
    • Pick an existing concept (i.e. How did bananas get here?) and write a myth/legend story about the process.
  • ASSIGNMENT CHECKLIST IS LOCATED IN GOOGLE CLASSROOM.

Wednesday, November 7, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Using the chart provided, break down one of the creation myths we discussed (“An Execution and a Miracle,” Iroquois Creation Myth, or Japanese Creation Myth).
  3. Discuss charts.
  4. Choose topics!
Themes
  • “The Golden Rule”
  • Forgiveness
  • Be kind to others
  • Revenge!
  • Hero’s Journey
  • Good vs. Evil
  • Don’t bite off more than you can chew
  • Fair play
  • Think before you act
  • Greed!
  • Evil never wins!
  • Love = power
  • Pride goeth before the fall!
  • Evil (sometimes) wins!
  • No dream is too big!
  • Personality/values trump looks (DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER.)
  • Betrayal!
  • Avoid conflict
  • Don’t quit!
  • Teamwork!
  • Be a leader!
  • Defend yourself
Monday, November 05, 2018 - Tuesday, November 6, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Begin Narratives!
    1. Read Narratives together.
    2. Discuss elements of these narratives.
      1. Setting?
      2. Culture?
      3. Characters?
      4. Dialogue?
      5. Theme?
      6. Plot?
      7. Moral? Lesson?
      8. Beginning, Middle, End?

http://myths.e2bn.org/mythsandlegends/story16-an-execution-and-a-miracle.html

Friday, November 02, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Cinderella Story!
  • Add to Cinderella Story!
  • Reading Counts/Work for another class/Approved website/NO GAMES!/
    • USATestPrep: Check your agenda!
      • Firstname.Lastname
      • 5102007 (Birthday: month, day, year)
      • Code: fcms61
Thursday, November 1, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Sentences Story (Individual) Adverbs/Adjectives
Wednesday, October 31, 2018
  • Halloween Writing Assignment!
Tuesday, October 30, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Sentences Story (Whole Class) with Adjectives/Adverbs
Monday, October 29, 2018 (Sub)
  • Bell Work
  • Halloween History Nearpod(1 of 2)
  • Halloween History Nearpod (2 of 2)
Friday, October 26, 2018
  • Discuss Flocabulary (Adverbs)
  • Discuss Nearpod (Five Senses)
  • Discuss NoRedInk (Conjunctions/Comma Splices)
  • Do Adverbs Sheet
  • Do Sentence Types Sheet

Simple= 1 independent clause
Compound= 1 independent + FANBOYS (and comma) + 1 independent
Complex= 1 independent + 1 dependent
Compound-Complex= 2 independent + FANBOYS (and comma) + 1 dependent

Independent clauses are complete sentences WITHOUT FANBOYS/comma.
Dependent clauses start with subordinating conjunctions (that, which, while, during, after, because, etc.).

Thursday, October 25, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Finish any Nearpod work from yesterday. (Just pick up where you left off.)
  • NoRedInk--40 question quiz (no grade) covering conjunctions and a few comma errors.
  • Read RC book/Work for another class/Educational website
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
  • Bell Work (Yes, everyone is afraid of SOMETHING. If you aren't, make it up!)
  • Finish the Flocabulary assignment from yesterday.
  • Because we are beginning narratives soon, I have included a Nearpod over the five senses (description). It is pretty interesting, especially with the virtual reality elements. If you do not finish it today, do not panic; it is lengthy. For the group/partner parts, answer them solo. We will discuss the five senses when I return.
  • If you finish early, read your RC book, work on something from another class, or work on an educational website.

Tuesday, October 23, 2018
  1. Bell Work
  2. Flocabulary assignment over adverbs (finish today or tomorrow)
  3. Work for another class/RC/Approved EDUCATIONAL website
  4. Nearpod as a class

Monday, October 22, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Adverbs activity (solo or partner). Come up with as many adverbs as possible to describe your verb.
Friday, October 19, 2018
  1. Interjections Nearpod
  2. Adverbs Intro.
Thursday, October 18, 2018
  1. Take the conjunctions quiz if you were absent yesterday. (Note: Use ONLY your notes!)
  2. Bell Work: Complete the Nearpod over conjunctions (link in Google Classroom).
  3. If you want points added to your quiz from yesterday:
    1. Get a blank sheet of notebook paper.
    2. Write the number of the question(s) you missed.
    3. Give me the correct answer AND explain why it is correct.
  4. Quill.org Link
    1. Under assignments, you will see conjunctions.
  5. Reading Counts/Work for another class/ELA option on approved website.

Wednesday, October 17, 2018
  • Conjunctions quiz with notes


FALL BREAK October 15th and 16th

Wednesday, October 10; Thursday, October 11; and Friday, October 12
  • Bell Work (except Friday)
  • GoFormatvie worksheet (with notes—no grade)
  • Reading Counts or one of the APPROVED websites in CLASSROOM.
  • Review worksheet
  • Finish conjunctions notes (subordinate)
    • (conjunctive adverbs and correlative conjunctions)

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

  • Bell Work
  • NoRedInk Assignment (Conjunctions)
    • Lesson
    • Practice
  • MobyMax/RC/Work for another class
  • Notes as a class (Preziand Teacher Notes)
Monday, October 8, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • ​Begin Conjunctions Nearpod
Friday, October 5, 2018
  • Verb Quiz (with notes)
Thursday, October 4, 2018

First and Fifth

  • Bell Work
  • Verbs "Pre-Quiz" (NOT graded) in Google Classroom (GoFormative Link)

Sixth and Seventh

  • Bell Work​
  • Finish Verbs Notes
  • Verbs "Pre-Quiz" (NOT graded) in Google Classroom (GoFormative Link)

OPEN NOTES VERB QUIZ PART 2 TOMORROW! =D

Wednesday, October 3, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Finishing Verbs Notes
  • https://prezi.com/hc0ynwkuxkn0/progressive-verbs/#
Tuesday, October 2, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • ​Verbs Notes Part 2
Monday, October 1, 2018

First and Fifth

  • Bell Work
  • Verbs Notes Part 2
  • Add to Verb Chart?

Sixth and Seventh

  • Verbs Quiz
  • Verbs Notes Part 2
Thursday, September 27, 2018 - Friday, September 28, 2018
  • Quiz on Friday with Notes (1st and 5th)
  • Verbs Notes Part 2 (1st and 5th)
    • Bell Work (6th and 7th)
    • Verbs Chart (6th and 7th)
Wednesday, September 26, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Continue/Finish PowerPoint and Verb Notes
  • Begin Verb Chart (NOT homework)
Tuesday, September 25, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Continued Verb Notes
Monday, September 24, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Begin Verbs Notes in Google Classroom! (Action)
Friday, September 21, 2018
  • PRONOUNS TEST!
Thursday, September 20, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Review pronouns worksheets
  • Q&A over pronouns (for Rebel Passes!)
Wednesday, September 19, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Review Study Guide
Tuesday, September 18, 2018
  • Bell Work
  • Pronouns Worksheets
  • Pronouns Study Guide (**Return completed with parent signature Friday for 5 points added to test!)
Monday, September 17, 2018
  • Discussed bell work protocol/gave students grading reports
  • Bell Work
  • Pronouns worksheets
  • TEST FRIDAY!!! (Study Guide coming 9-18-18)

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Monday, September 10 - Friday, September 14
  • Bell Work
  • NearPod Pronoun Unit (in Classroom)
  • Make SURE you are completing bell work requirements
  • Quiz coming soon!
Friday, September 8
  • No Bell Work
  • Pronoun Unit Introduction
  • Flocabulary
    • Video
    • Read & Respond
  • No Red Ink (Pronouns Practice)
Thursday, September 7
  • Bell Work
  • Adjectives Quiz
  • 20 words better than "said"
Wednesday, September 6
  • Bell Work
  • Review for Adjectives Quiz
  • Nearpod
Tuesday, September 4
  • Picture Day/Sub
  • Bell Work
  • Adjective Worksheets
Monday, September 3
  • Holiday
Thursday, August 30
  • Bell Work
  • Finish Notes
  • Flocabulary (Adjectives)
Tuesday, August 28-Wednesday, August 29
  • Bell Work
  • Adjectives game/Adjectives notes (Ask for details if necessary.)
  • Monday, August 27, 2018
    • Bell Work
    • Share bell work??
    • Finish prepositions activities/prepositions graded exercise
    • MobyMax/Work for another class/Reading Counts
  • Friday, August 24, 2018
    • No bell work unless you need to catch up.
    • Finish Flocab./NoRedInk
    • Quiz (WITH notes/Google) for a daily grade
    • “Unique” Activity
      • IN Google Classroom (Prepositions Recipe Activity)
  • Tuesday, August 21-Thursday, August 23
    • Begin Prepositions!
    • Bell Work
    • Prepositions Activity (Draw what you hear!)
    • Review of Bell Work requirements
    • Flocabulary.com (Prepositions Assignment)
    • NoRedInk (Prepositions Assignment)
    • Class Activity (Recipes)
  • Monday, August 20, 2018
    • Nouns Quiz
  • Wednesday, August 15th-Thursday, August 16th
    • Bell Work
    • Nouns Review
    • NOUNS QUIZ ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 17TH!!!!
  • Monday, August 13-Tuesday, August 14, 2018
    • Bell Work
    • Nouns Review (Verbal)
    • Nouns Worksheet on Google Classroom
    • MobyMax Practice
    • NoRedInk Noun Practice
    • QUIZ FRIDAY
  • Thursday, August 9-Friday, August 10, 2018
    • Bell Work
    • Begin Overview of Parts of Speech
  • Wednesday, August 8, 2018
    • Bell Work
    • Share Bell Work
    • Finish NoRedInk
    • Practice MobyMax
  • Tuesday, August 7, 2018
    • Bell Work
    • Diagnostic in NoRedInk
1st, 5th, 6th, and 7th (2024)

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