1. 10th Grade Week 12 Agenda & Obj. 11/18-11/22
Monday: Research Presentations
Tuesday & Wednesday: Novel Study
Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in the text… connotative…
Analyze how complex characters… develop…
Determine a theme or central idea of a text and analyze in detail its development…
By the end of Gr.9, read and comprehend literature…
Thursday: Writing NANO WRI MO!
Writing Practice
Friday: Movie

2. Daily Writing: The Sub 11/18/13
Write a two-paragraph story about a day in class in the first person (using the pronoun “I:) from the point of view of the last substitute teacher you had.
OR write a two-paragraph story in the 1st person from the point of view of your mom or dad the last time you had a fight.

3. Monday: Presentations
Take 5 minutes to recap with your group. If you didn’t send me your PPT or paper, you’ll have to wing it!
Give me your rubric before you present.
Please respect the speakers by LISTENING and taking notes .
Notebook title: Presentation on [X]
If you don’t give the presenters your FULL attention, your group will lose points.

4. Daily Writing: Slippery Syllables 11/19/13
Onomatopoeia refers to words that sound like their meaning. Ex: fizz sounds like fizzy, and languid sounds lazy and relaxed. Come up with onomatopoeic words and use them in a sentence.
Planner
Due tomorrow: Agree/disagree worksheet & reflection if not done in class.
NaNo Wri Mo writing goals by Friday.

5. Journal title: Agree/Disagree Reflection
Tuesday: The Crucible
Check in with NaNo Wri Mo.
Context Clues vocab quiz (Act 1)
Fill out the Theme Anticipation Guide: Agree/Disagree & WHY!
Debate! One voice, please. RESPECT your peers.
After the debate:
Journal title: Agree/Disagree Reflection
Was there anything you wanted to say but didn’t? Explain.
Did your opinion of any of the statements change after the debate? Why or why not?
What do you predict that this play will be about based on these statements and your research?

6. Daily Writing: Marilyn Monroe & Tupac 11/20
Create a dialogue (conversation) between two famous people in script form. The subject could be happiness and what people can do to achieve it.
Planner
NaNo Wri Mo writing goals by Friday!

7. Ms. Larson 11,250 Abdirahman 4,500 Fatah 3,750 Fadumo 6,000
Wednesday: NaNo Wri MO
Use your time wisely in the computer lab!
Goals for THIS FRIDAY! Grab a plot ninja if you need one!
Ms. Larson 11,250
Abdirahman 4,500
Fatah 3,750
Fadumo 6,000
Fardosa 3,750
Abdikafi 3,750
Muna 7,500
Deqa 6,000

8. Daily Writing: Vacation 11/21/13
Choose one prompt to respond to and explain with detail:
Where would you most like to go on vacation? Why? What would you do?
If you were stranded on a desert island, what 3 things would you bring? Has it changed since the last time you’ve answered this question? Explain.
Planner
Due tomorrow:
Review your part of the play. Journal title: My Character
Vocab Act I in your notebook.
Due Friday or Sunday night: NaNo Wri Mo writing goals.
Youth Link Presentation on Friday!

9. Thursday: Vocab & Expressively Read
Go over context clues. Memorize for quiz on Monday to add points!
Notebook title: Crucible Vocab Part 1
Write the word, definition, & draw a picture for each word.
Practice Youth Link presentation for assembly tomorrow?
Move on to EXPRESSIVELY reading!

10. Thursday: Expressive Reading Cont…
Journal title: My Character
What is he/she like? What’s his/her attitude like? How does he/she feel?
Explain how you will use your voice to demonstrate all of these characteristics and feelings.

11. Assigned Parts for tomorrow
First 20 pages:
Narrator & Mary Waren: Muna
Tituba & Mercy: Fadumo
Paris: Abdirahman
Abigail: Deqa
Susanna: Fatah
Mrs. Putman: Fardosa
Mr. Putman (or just Putman): Abdikahfi

12. Daily Writing: This Week 11/22/13
Choose one prompt to respond to and explain with detail:
What did you learn this week? Explain.
Is there anything you’d do differently this week? Explain.
Planner
NaNo Wri Mo writing goals by tonight (or by Sunday…)!
Quiz Tuesday on vocab words and Crucible Act I.

13. Friday: Expressively Read
Let me see your vocab and “My Character.”
Quick go through YouthLink Prezi for this afternoon. REALLY SELL THIS CLOTHING DRIVE! =9be5qr3&follow=_hsnedrrkpfd#20
Move on to expressively reading…

14. Friday: Expressively Read
Vocal Variety Vocab handout. These are potential quiz words!
Simple synopsis of the Harry Potter series?
2-3minute clip of a professional reading Harry Potter.
What did you notice about the way he reads?
What are some characteristics that make him a good reader?
How does the way he reads add to the meaning of the text?

15. Watch a little bit of the movie.
Friday: Reading
Watch a little bit of the movie.
Journal title: My Character via Movie
Take notes on your characters reactions, attitudes and voice as you watch.
EXPRESSIVELY READ!

16. Hot Seat
Designated “hot seat” in front of the room. 2 minutes to ask the seated person any question in a rapid-fire succession. The hot seat member is allowed to say “pass” for any too personal questions — avoid asking anything too personal, as it can ruin the fun.
Sample questions:
“What would you do if you won the lottery?”
“If you could meet and have dinner with any person who ever lived, who would it be and why? What would you ask that person?”
“What three words would you use to describe yourself?”
Questions can be funny, too, such as:
“What was your most embarrassing moment?”
“What was your proudest moment?”
“What was the silliest thing you’ve ever done?”