8 March 2015 Before the bell rings,  Place all reading journals etc. in the HW bin  Return borrowed novels to the angled table beside my desk.  Remove.

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8 March 2015 Before the bell rings,  Place all reading journals etc. in the HW bin  Return borrowed novels to the angled table beside my desk.  Remove all items from your desk except your computer and cell phone; turn it off, I will collect it. Agenda  Go to TestNav—WAIT!  Go to School Space Secure Testing—WAIT!  Complete the Vocabulary 2 Quiz—You have 20 minutes.  Go to Weebly & download the new syllabus  Reading Groups

Individual Reading Requirements: 1.Read & Write individual answers to the questions: a.Write grammatically correct, accurately punctuated, complete sentences! b.Use proper nouns (names) and not pronouns for clarity c.Provide specific details from the text supporting your answer d.Due Wednesday 11 March Group Reading Review Requirements: Complete the daily group journal log (best hand-writing) Homework: 1.A Lesson Before Dying Ch or One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Part 1 pp TEST Friday on first half of novel 3.*Study Island Practice Sessions due March 20 by 4pm.

11 March 2015 Before the bell rings,  Place reading questions (A Lesson Before Dying Ch or One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Part 1 pp ) in the HW bin  Remove all items from your desk except your novel, group log, and a writing utensil Agenda  Reading Groups  Rhetorical Device 5

Individual Reading Requirements: Read & Write individual answers to the questions: a.Write grammatically correct, accurately punctuated, complete sentences! b.Use proper nouns (names) and not pronouns for clarity c.Provide specific details from the text supporting your answer Group Reading Review Requirements: Complete the daily group journal log (best hand-writing) Homework: 1.A Lesson Before Dying Ch or One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Part 1 pp TEST Friday on first half of novel 3.*Study Island Practice Sessions due March 20 by 4pm.

13 March 2015 Before the bell rings,  Place reading questions (A Lesson Before Dying Ch or One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Part 1) in the HW bin  Remove all items from your desk except your novel, group log, and a writing utensil. Agenda READ and be prepared to complete the Novel Test Monday!

Individual Reading Requirements: Read Quietly Catch-up on your reading. If you are up to date with your reading, complete your reading questions. If you are up to date on your reading and reading questions, continue to read for what is due Monday. Group Reading Log: Complete the daily group journal log—note “Reading Day per Ms. B.” Homework: 1. Study for Novel Test Monday (ALBD Ch or OFOCN Part 1) 2. Submit reading questions Monday if not submitted already: ALBD Ch originally due 11 March or OFOCN Part 1 originally due 13 March *Study Island Practice Sessions due March 20 by 4pm.