Thursday and Friday 5/10 5/11
7th Grade
Objective
I will reach Camp 4 on my ascent of Everest!
Agenda
Planner/prep
Bellwork:
Homework
None
8th Grade
Objective
I will make inferences about the theme of a poem
Agenda
Planner/prep
Bellwork: Copy this table about words thjat end with -y
Lesson:
2. Write each question, numbers 1-6
Finish what you didn't :)
Objective
I will reach Camp 4 on my ascent of Everest!
Agenda
Planner/prep
Bellwork:
1. Why isn’t Sun-Jo in school?
2. Why does Zopa make Peak and Sun-Jo walk?
3. Why is Peak feeling strong by the time he reaches base
camp?
LessonHomework
None
8th Grade
Objective
I will make inferences about the theme of a poem
Agenda
Planner/prep
Bellwork: Copy this table about words thjat end with -y
Word Type
|
Rule
|
Example
|
Words ending in –y preceded by a vowel
|
Add –s to form the plural noun or to make a verb
agree with a singular subject
Add –ed to form the past or past participle of a
verb
|
Play à Plays
Play à Played
|
Most words ending in –y preceded by a consonant
|
Change the –y to i and add –es to form the plural
noun or to make a verb agree with a singular subject
Change the –y to i before adding –ed to form the
past or past participle
|
Cry à Cries
Cry à Cried
|
Analyzing the Text, page 233 – Partner Work (Purple/Yellow zone)
1. Each member will create a new page
in their IAN titled:
Poems – Analyzing the Text 5/10/18
2. Write each question, numbers 1-6
3.
Answer each question using EVIDENCE from the poems
Language
Conventions, page 234 - Individual Work (Purple zone)
*
You will need the chart you copied for bellwork today*
1. Title a
page in your IAN: Language Conventions – Words Ending in Y
2. Read page
234
3. Complete
the Practice and Apply exercise from the bottom of the page (numbers 1-5) Venn Diagram (or T-Chart), page 233 - Group Work (Purple/Yellow zone)
*You
will need paper and markers from me*
1. As a group, create a Venn
diagram or related chart to document the similarities and differences between
the two poems including the speakers, themes, and points of view.
2. Tape your diagram/chart to a
window
HomeworkFinish what you didn't :)
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