1. WEEKLY SCHEDULE NOVEMBER 9, 2015

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4. HOMEROOM SIT IN YOUR ASSIGNED SEAT 1. Show me your signed agenda. 2. I will send you to your locker 3 or 4 at a time. 3. Read or TTM! Happy Veteran’s Day!

8. WARM UP One of the themes in “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” is the power of the imagination. Using textual evidence, describe one time that Ichabod lets the power of his imagination loose. HINTS: page 163, 181, 182-185 (Ride in woods- use if you think Brom Bones was playing a prank on Ichabod.

9. 1.Prediction Stories- We wrote these outside before we read anything or knew anything. 2.Word Splash Definitions- the Dutch, Washington Irving, Sleepy Hollow, etc. 3.Journal #1- It was a dark and stormy night… (completed with a partner) 4.Vocabulary 1- 20 words and definitions (same as on quiz) 5.Imagery- This was a warm up. We defined imagery and found 2 examples in the story. 6.Character Chart- Brom, Katrina, Van Ripper, Ichabod Crane, Balt Van Tassel, Headless Horseman 7.Vocabulary Journal- Paragraph with 7 vocabulary words. 8.Summary Chart- 5 people, 4 places, 3 events, 2 questions, 1 prediction. 9.Reflection- Did Ichabod Crane meet the Headless Horseman in the woods or was it Brom Bones playing a prank on him? Paragraph with textual evidence. 10.Compare/Contrast- Handout given to you during the movie. Must be complete!

13. In the text, “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow,” one of the major themes is the power of the imagination. For example, when Ichabod is in the woods, he freaks himself out and sees a shape in the darkness that is “cloaked in the gloom like some gigantic monster ready to spring.” His imagination is so powerful that he is SURE a ghost or goblin is in the woods. For Ichabod, imagination is reality, and he does not even consider the option that there may not be a ghost in the woods. Ichabod’s imagination has great power over him.

14. DO NOT TALK 1. STUDY WITHOUT TALKING. NO PARTNERS. 2. IF YOU NEED TO BORROW AN ANSWER KEY, TAKE ONE FROM THE FRONT TABLE. DO NOT TAKE IT HOME. 3. IF YOU FEEL LIKE YOU ARE DONE STUDYING, FINISH YOUR PORTFOLIO, TURN IT IN, AND READ A BOOK. DO NOT TALK

15. The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

16. A)Belgium and Italy B)Spain and Portugal C)Great Britain and Spain D)Great Britain and France Social Studies WARM UP Which European nations had the greatest influence in Africa in the early 1900s?

17. SOCIAL STUDIES 1. Write in your agenda. 2. Make a foldable together. 3. 8 Stations- Draw a number and travel to your starting station!

18. STATIONS 1.10 minutes per station. 2.Figure out which picture belongs to your current station’s explorer. (Hint: Use the clues!!) 3.Read and fill out information in your foldable. 4.Use your foldable as a study guide.

20. Social Studies Wednesday 1.Write in your agenda. 2.Exploration.

21. Language Arts Wednesday 1.Write in your agenda. 2.Test 3.Turn in portfolio. 4.Read a book or get on TTM on your phone.

23. HOMEROOM SIT IN YOUR ASSIGNED SEAT 1. Show me your signed agenda. 2. I will send you to your locker 3 or 4 at a time. 3. Write your name on a piece of paper if you want to enter a drawing to play basketball Friday. You can’t play if you played the last one. 3. No gym time:

24. SOCIAL STUDIES 1. Write in your agenda. 1. Write in your agenda. 2. Finish STATIONS! 2. Finish STATIONS!

25. LANGUAGE ARTS