Warm Up Turn your phone into the slot. Make sure it’s turned off. Everyone MUST do this. Grab a laptop and get logged on. Set it aside. (the secret phrase.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Examination Technique

Advertisements

Today’s Prompt: Think back to all of your most memorable dreams and single out the scariest recurring dream you ever had. Write a story or poem that includes.

WARM UP: o Grab the handouts and a marker. Look up the following words, you’ll need to know them for today o Messianic o Limned o flagellant o Go to kahoot.it.

TAKS Strategies Review. Strategies Review… Today we will review the strategies we have discussed over the course of this six weeks. Write down the strategies.

WELCOM E BACK! CASAS eTest Online Orientatio n AE Please completely silence or turn off your cell phone. If your phone rings or.

Warm Up: Persuasive Essay Pre-writing Practice

Warm Up & Announcements ▪ Make sure you did your short answer from last class on the padlet. ▪ Your persuasive essay (worth 35% of your grade will be on.

Warm Up Put up your phone in its slot. In your writer’s notebook… What is your favorite fairy tale and why? What lesson did you learn from this story?

GRADE 9-10 FSA ELA READING SESSION 1 2 INSTRUCTIONS Today, you are going to take Session 1 of the Grade ___ Florida Standards Assessments English Language.

Student Training Presentation. On Wednesday, April 8, all juniors will take the Standards Based Assessment (SBA) in Science. This is part of the testing.

Introduction to Poetry Analysis: PITT

Welcome Back!! English II April 8 th – 12th. Creative Writing Day! Think about yourself as a writer. What are you good at (vocabulary, grammar, spelling,

Are No Stories New?. Comparing Informational Text to Fiction.

Independent Reading Project Ms. Henke ENGLISH II & HS Wellston Directions.

Persuasion in Poetry & Speeches. Thesis Revision Activity As you watch the video, think about what is Allie’s dilemma? What does she need to do that she.

SAGE TESTING HELPFUL HINTS Bring your ear buds if you have them. You’ll like yours better than ours. EVERYONE will have the test read to them (by the computer,

Warm Up  Get your scantron and finish the grammar pre-test you have 15 minutes. Please stay on task.

Before the bell! ■Check your phone into the cell hotel. And please do this. I am checking attendance this way. ■Grab your laptop and get logged on. Go.

Punk Dialogue!. Q, A, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Rules Each answer must be in a complete sentence. Answers cannot repeat each other. I don’t know, or IDK are not acceptable.

Warm Up: Revising & Editing Packet  Work on the revising & editing packet in your groups. We will kahoot the answers when you’re finished.  You will.

Warm Up: MOY ESSAY TODAY!  Please put your phones in the pocket folder.  Grab a computer and get logged on. Grab the computer that goes with your seat.

Reading Log Expectations. Front Side Completely fill out form Date range Date, title, author Time – Range not total – 5:30-6:00 NOT 30 minutes Pages –

Module 3 Lesson 13. Objectives  Read and write numbers within 1,000 after modeling with place value disks.  Model numbers with more than 9 ones or 9.

Week 7. Tuesday: Peer Review Planner Table of Contents You need your comparing and contrasting essay from last week IN: – Edit the paper at your desk.

6C World History Activity

Launch Abby and Zack are mixing red and yellow paint to make an orange color to paint their kitchen table. They each think they have the perfect shade.

Tutoring Hours: Monday and Fridays 8 – 8:35 or by appointment

The Myth of Pandora and The Myth of Prometheus

Grammar Warm Up: Common Errors

Start-Up - Discussion 10/2/17 Discuss the following in your triad:

Mrs. Laffin’s Policies and Procedures

Warm Up & Reminders Please tear 2-3 post-it notes into strips of paper you are able to annotate with while reading. Go to kahoot.it and get ready for.

STAAR Expository Essays

The Kite Runner Close Reading

Online Composition with Georgie Ziff

A.P.E. Review!.

Today’s Agenda! Finalize and turn in Persuasive Essays & Caesar Test Redemption (30 Minutes) What Times Are These – PITT Analysis (This is the poem from.

Introduction to Poetry Analysis: PITT

Warm Up Turn your phone into the slot. Make sure it’s turned off. Everyone MUST do this. Grab a laptop and get logged on. Make sure you take the same laptop.

Warm Up In your writer’s notebook… What is your favorite fairy tale and why? What lesson did you learn from this story? What does the story reflect.

Reminders: We will have a quiz over shared inquiry and FIDDS next class. Review the annotation guide in your binder. You can download it from my website.

Unit 1 The History of Earth Overview and Unit Guide

WARM UP: PLEASE READ & DO THESE THINGS!

Warm Up Put up your phone in its slot.

Warm Up & Reminders: Go here and vote!

Warm Up: MOY Review – Revising & Editing

TX History 8/23-8/24 Supplies for the classroom are due Monday 29 including… Binder Divider Notebook Paper Let's go over Parent Information.

Final Draft and Vocab Review Day

The Tutorial Process.

Grammar Warm Up: Common Errors

Warm Up: Chapters 1- 5 quiz

Warm Up & Announcements

Click on the link and sign up!

1) 2) 3) 4) 5) Warm Up/Do Now Evaluate: OBJECTIVE: Try these problems

Today’s Persuasive Reading: Are WE raising an ungrateful generation?

The Tutorial Process.

Mr. Allan’s Classroom Arbor View HS

Make sure you have your book!

Keep this in mind when choosing a book!

Monday Warm-Up Please copy the following definitions into your notebook, and then do the following: Underline key words. Rewrite the definition in your.

English 2 - May 11th Agenda: Turn in Notebooks

English I By Mr. Faulkner.

Steps of the Writing Process Day 1

Writing a Personal Narrative

Tips for taking the Grades 9 and 10 FCAT 2.0 Reading Test

Quarter 3 Reflection and Goal Setting

Welcome to Ms. Kemp’s Class

Warm Up: Paragraph Revision!

Today’s Essay Prompt.

Grammar Focus: Punctuation- The Apostrophe

Presentation transcript:

Warm Up Turn your phone into the slot. Make sure it’s turned off. Everyone MUST do this. Grab a laptop and get logged on. Set it aside. (the secret phrase for the day is Ms. Rolfe is a genius. If you put this on the teacher part of your essay, you will get bonus points. Sssh don’t tell anyone. It’s only for smart students who read the screen.)

Punk Dialogue!

Punk Dialogue: the structure of a short answer Each answer must be in a complete sentence. Answers cannot repeat each other. I don’t know, or IDK are not acceptable answers.

Who will be the first volunteer? Let’s Practice! Who will be the first volunteer?

General Question #1 Question: What is your name? Answer: __________________________ 1. How do you know? (Prove) 2. Huh? What does that mean? (Explain)

Time for a new volunteer!

General Question #2 Question: How many fingers are on your left hand? Answer: __________________________ 1. How do you know? (Prove) 2. Huh? What does that mean? (Explain)

Now it’s time to practice on paper with a familiar fairy tale.

Let’s practice with this comic strip.

Comic Strip Question: What is Prince Charming’s main conflict? Answer: __________________________ 1. How do you know? (Prove) 2. Huh? What does that mean? (Explain)

Expository Essay Exam Go to msrolfe.com/staar or on my website, under English II and STAAR essay practice. You have 45 minutes to complete the essay. You may draft/ pre-write on notebook paper, but you MUST type your essay into the online form. Do NOT click off the form, close the window or hit back. If you do, you will lose your essay. Remember, this essay counts as 35% of your grade this six weeks. Do your best. Spelling and grammar count. You may and should use a dictionary. You must be silent until the timer goes off. If you finish early, start reading and marking “Ye Shen”

Shared Inquiry: Ye Shen (first reading) * Use a star for significant information, devices, and strategies you notice. ! Use an exclamation point to indicate what you feel strongly about in the article. ? Use a question mark next for parts that are confusing or next to any information that you’d like to explore further.

Shared Inquiry: Ye Shen (second reading) Mark an S for anything that is similar to Ashputtle. D Use D to label elements that are different from Ashputtle. X Use X to mark for moments emphasizing beauty or wealth. .

Exit Ticket: Short Answer What does the story of Ye Shen reveal about standards of beauty in the Chinese culture? (Use the APE format to answer).