601 ELA-Mr. Webb Assignments

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Letter to the Incoming Grade 6 in Google Classroom

Letter to the Incoming Grade 6

This school year has been a difficult one for all of us. Yet you guys were able to put your best foot forward and persevere. In this assignment, I want you to take what you have learned from your first year at MS 129 and give some valuable advice to the incoming grade 6 students. Please use the attached Google Docs to draft your letter.

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CommonLit: Tiny Plastic, Big Problem in Google Classroom

CommonLit: Tiny Plastic, Big Problem

This assignment is due 06/18/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Gallery Walk Presentation  in Google Classroom

Gallery Walk Presentation

Please use the attached Google Slide to present your identity project.

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Gallery Walk Draft in Google Classroom

Gallery Walk Draft

Please use the following Google Docs to draft your responses to the Gallery Walk questions

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Gallery Walk  in Google Classroom

Gallery Walk

Today we will be doing out virtual gallery walk. The focus of our walk will be to gain a better understanding of our identity through images.

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Introduction to Identity Walk  in Google Classroom

Introduction to Identity Walk

Today we are going to explore the requirements for our Identity Project.

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Exploring Identity  in Google Classroom

Exploring Identity

Today is the first day of our school wide Gallery Walk Identity Project. In tis project we are going to spend some time exploring self Identity.

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CommonLit: Mother and Daughter in Google Classroom

CommonLit: Mother and Daughter

This assignment is due 05/21/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Citing Evidence to Support Inference in Google Classroom

Citing Evidence to Support Inference

Today we are going to  continue exploring how to use evidence to support our inferences.

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CommonLit: The Drive-In Movies in Google Classroom

CommonLit: The Drive-In Movies

Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Citing Evidence to Support Inference in Google Classroom

Citing Evidence to Support Inference

Today we are going to explore how to use evidence to support our inferences.

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Literary Analysis Essay (Final)  in Google Classroom

Literary Analysis Essay (Final)

Please use the attached Google Docs to turn in your final copy of the literary analysis essay

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Using A Revision Checklist to Improve Writing in Google Classroom

Using A Revision Checklist to Improve Writing

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Using An Outline to Draft a Literary Analysis Essay  in Google Classroom

Using An Outline to Draft a Literary Analysis Essay

Today we will begin to draft our literary analysis essay. Please use the outline to begin drafting your essay

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Evidence Gathering  in Google Classroom

Evidence Gathering

Today we are going to begin gathering evidence for our literary analysis essay. Please use the attached Google document to keep track of your thinking.

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Understanding Theme in Google Classroom

Understanding Theme

Today we will revisit how to find the theme of a story and to write a theme statement. Please use the attached Google slides to record your thinking

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 15 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 15

Today we will be reading the final chapter of our class novel, The Watsons Go to Birmingham. Please use the attached Google Docs to keep track of your understanding.

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Chapter 15 Exit Ticket  in Google Classroom

Chapter 15 Exit Ticket

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 14  in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 14

Today we will be covering The Watsons Go to Birmingham, chapter 14. Please use the attached Google Docs to keep track of your thinking and respond the questions.

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CommonLit: The 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing in Google Classroom

CommonLit: The 16th Street Baptist Church Bombing

This assignment is due 04/21/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Catch-Up and Pickles! in Google Classroom

Catch-Up and Pickles!

THERE WILL NO LIVE MEET TODAY: 


Most students did not complete yesterday's very important assignment on Commonlit. Therefore, you need to ensure that you get that done. If you have completed the assignment, then please move on to the next activity. 

1. Commonlit: "THE 16TH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH BOMBING"

If you have completed the above assignment, then you get pickles!

1. Log into your I-Read account.
2. Begin to work on the ELA lessons that I assigned to you (You must complete at least 1 lesson ).

How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teachhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

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Chapter 13 Padlet Activity in Google Classroom

Chapter 13 Padlet Activity

In chapter 13 of the Watsons Go to Birmingham, Byron proves his love for his sibling as he  comes to Kenny’s rescue when he almost drowned. 
Think about your own life, describe a situation where a family member proved that they truly loved you
Write a paragraph in which you respond to the above question.  Use the graphic organizer to help guide your writing.

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Chapter 13 Exit Ticket  in Google Classroom

Chapter 13 Exit Ticket

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 13 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 13

Today we will be reading chapter 13 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham. Please use the attached Google Docs to keep track of your understanding.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 12 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 12

Today we will be reading chapter 12 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham. Please use the attached Google Docs to keep track of your understanding.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 12 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 12 Exit Ticket

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Chapter 11 Padlet Activity  in Google Classroom

Chapter 11 Padlet Activity

In chapter 11, Dad surprises the family by acting funny in the car, Grandma Sands surprises Kenny by seeming older and kinder than he had envisioned, and Byron surprises Kenny by treating Grandma Sands respectfully. 
Sometimes people surprise us. It is easy to make assumptions about people based on very little knowledge, or to cast judgments about people based on their prior actions… yet every now and then the ways people behave will surprise us. Is it possible for a bully to be kind, for a shy person to be confident, or for a goofy person to be serious?
How have your assumptions of others been challenged and what did you learn from that experience? Write a paragraph in which you respond to the above question.  Use the graphic organizer to help guide your writing.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 11 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 11 Exit Ticket

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 11 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 11

Today we will begin to read chapter 11 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham. Please use the attached Google Docs to track your understanding of the text.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 10 Exit Ticket  in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 10 Exit Ticket

Use what you have learned in class today and what you understand from chapter 10 to respond to the questions on the attached Google Forms.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 10 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 10

Today we will begin to read chapter 10 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham. Please use the attached Google Docs to track your understanding of the text.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 9 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 9

Today we are going to start reading The Watsons GO to Birmingham, chapter 9. Please use the attached Google Docs to help keep track of your thinking.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 9 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 9 Exit Ticket

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Vocabulary Assessment 2 in Google Classroom

Vocabulary Assessment 2

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 8 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 8 Exit Ticket

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 8 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 8

Today we are going to begin reading chapter 8 of the Watsons Go to Birmingham. Please use the attached Google Docs to track your understanding of the text.

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Chapter 6 Padlet Activity in Google Classroom

Chapter 6 Padlet Activity

In the Watsons Go to Birmingham, Kenny has a hard time figuring out his brother Byron. Do you have a family member or friend that you really have a hard time figuring out? Maybe it’s difficult for you to understand why you like them.

Write a paragraph in which you address the prompt

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Chapter 6 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

Chapter 6 Exit Ticket

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Chapter 5 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

Chapter 5 Exit Ticket

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Ch 6 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Ch 6

Today we are going to start reading The Watsons Go to Birmingham, chapter 6. Please use the attached Google Docs to respond to the During Reading comprehension questions.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham chapter 5 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham chapter 5

Today we are going to start reading The Watsons Go to Birmingham, chapter 5. Please use the attached Google Docs to respond to the During Reading comprehension questions.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Vocabulary Packet 2 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Vocabulary Packet 2

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 7 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 7

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The Watson Go to Birmingham Vocabulary Assessment 1 in Google Classroom

The Watson Go to Birmingham Vocabulary Assessment 1

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The Watsons Chapter 4 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

The Watsons Chapter 4 Exit Ticket

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Chapter 4 Padlet Activity  in Google Classroom

Chapter 4 Padlet Activity

In chapter 4 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham, Byron comes to Kenny’s aid when Larry steals his gloves. Think about your own life, has anyone ever had to stand up for you when you faced a difficult situation? Who was it that stood up for you? What happened? How did it make you feel?
Write a paragraph in which you respond to the prompt

Please use the Google Docs to plan your writing and then transfer your work to the class padlet.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham ch 4 in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham ch 4

Today we are going to start reading The Watsons Go to Birmingham, ch 4. Please use the attached Google Docs to

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Who Are Your Friends Padlet Activity  in Google Classroom

Who Are Your Friends Padlet Activity

In chapter 3 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham, Kenneth described some of his experiences with friendship. Think about the people you consider your closest friends. What is it about them that made you want to be friends? Are they anything like you?

Write a paragraph in which you respond to the question. Use the attached graphic organizer to help plan your writing .

Please upload your paragraph to the class Padlet: https://padlet.com/twebb52/gr452hkytzxylgl3

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 3 Exit Ticket  in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Chapter 3 Exit Ticket

Please review chapter 3 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham and complete the attached Exit Ticket

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Chapter 2 Exit Ticket in Google Classroom

Chapter 2 Exit Ticket

Today our goal is to complete the reading for chapter 2 of The Watsons Go to Birmingham, review what we have read, to do our Chapter 2 Exit Ticket.

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The Watson Go to Birmingham Ch 2 in Google Classroom

The Watson Go to Birmingham Ch 2

Today we will continue reading our class novel, The Watsons Go to Birmingham. Use the Attached Google Docs to respond to the During Reading questions 1-5.

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CommonLit: The Buddha and the Four Truths in Google Classroom

CommonLit: The Buddha and the Four Truths

This assignment is due 03/01/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Improving Our Skills  in Google Classroom

Improving Our Skills

Today our focus will be skills improvement. Some of you will be working on I-Ready, completing the teacher assigned lesson. Others will be working directly with me completing an assignment. My goal is to ensure that all students are on grade level come June and it's your time to move on.

How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teachhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

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Family Identity in Google Classroom

Family Identity

In chapter 1 of the Watsons Go to Birmingham, Kenneth spends a lot of time telling readers about his family members. Today you will be asked to do the same.
Task: In The Watsons Go to Birmingham, Kenneth describes his family as the “Weird Watsons.” If you were asked to describe your own family, what would you say about them? Write a paragraph in which you describe your family. Who are the important members? What role do they play in your life?

1. Use the attached Google Docs to plan and write your paragraph.
2. Add your paragraph to the Padlet and spice it up (https://padlet.com/twebb52/dcjdnbdyqonh4ltd)

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham (Ch 1)  in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham (Ch 1)

Today we will continue reading our class novel, Please use the attached Google Forms to respond to the chapter related questions.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham (Ch 1)  in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham (Ch 1)

Today we begin reading our class novel, The Watsons Go to Birmingham. Use the Attached Google Docs to respond to the During Reading questions 1-5.

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The Watsons Go to Birmingham Vocabulary Activity  in Google Classroom

The Watsons Go to Birmingham Vocabulary Activity

We will not have a live meet because Mr. Webb has to go a meeting. With that being said, please watch the video and follow along while completing the activities.

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CommonLit: FYC: Excerpt from Black Beauty in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Excerpt from Black Beauty

This assignment is due 02/12/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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CommonLit: FYC: A Sense of Danger in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: A Sense of Danger

This assignment is due 02/12/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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20th Century Music in Google Classroom

20th Century Music

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CommonLit: FYC: See It Through in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: See It Through

This assignment is due 02/05/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Identifying Theme in Poetry in Google Classroom

Identifying Theme in Poetry

Today we will revisiting the lesson on identifying theme in poetry. We will then return to Commomlit to complete question 5 of " See it Through"

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CommonLit: FYC: Mother to Son in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Mother to Son

This assignment is due 01/29/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Catch-Up and Pickles! in Google Classroom

Catch-Up and Pickles!

Welcome to the final day of the 2nd marking period! You are now half way complete with Grade 6!


As the title states, today will be a time for students to get caught up (catch-up ) with missing assignments. These are the important assignments for the week:

1. Commonlit: "Mother to Son" (questions 1-6)

2.Social Studies: Unit 3: Pre Unit Assessment. This was assigned on January 26th. Please watch the accompanying Screen-O-Matic video before completing the assignment on the attached Google Docs.


If you have completed ALL of the above, then you get pickles!

1. Log into your I-Read account.
2. If you still have not completed your diagnostic, please complete it before moving on to any lesson.
3. Begin to work on the ELA lessons that I assigned to you (You must complete at least 2 lesson ).
4. This is where you get to pick! Pick Any one of the assigned lessons.

How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teachhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

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Determining Theme in Google Classroom

Determining Theme

Today is our final day of working with the poem "Mother to Son." Our focus will be looking at the theme of this poem. You will then return to Commonlit to write your response for question 6.

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Analyzing Mother to Son in Google Classroom

Analyzing Mother to Son

Please watch the recorded lesson and complete the activity

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CommonLit: FYC: Michael Jordan: A Profile in Failure in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Michael Jordan: A Profile in Failure

This assignment is due 01/24/2021. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Introduction to Poetry  in Google Classroom

Introduction to Poetry

Today we will begin taking a closer look poetry. After going through the lesson, please complete the attached Google Docs.

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"I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times, I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed."
 
What does the quotation suggest
about why Michael Jordan has been so successful? in Google Classroom

"I’ve missed more than 9,000 shots in my career. I’ve lost almost 300 games. Twenty-six times, I’ve been trusted to take the game-winning shot and missed. I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed." What does the quotation suggest about why Michael Jordan has been so successful?

Read "Michael Jordan: A Profile in Failure

1. After reading the article, respond to the discussion question.
2. Respond to at least 1 of your classmate's interpretation of the text. In your response, let them know if you agree or disagree with their understanding of the article. Give evidence to support your response.

Note: You will not get credit if you simply say you agree with your classmate. Please explain your reasoning.

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Final Day for Essay  in Google Classroom

Final Day for Essay

This is our 5th and final day working on the essay. That means I expect ALL students to be finished with drafting your essay by the end of class, today.

Note: Please use the Google Docs that was sent out on Monday to continue writing your essay. I have also included an explanation of how you will be graded on this assignment.1.

If you are finished with you Essay

Log into your I-Ready account.
1. Begin to work on the ELA lessons that I assigned to you (You must complete at least 1 lesson ).


How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teachhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

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Drafting Literary Analysis Essay  in Google Classroom

Drafting Literary Analysis Essay

We are closing in on the end of the week and I want to ensure the you are using class time effectively. This is our 4th day working on the essay. That means I expect most students to be finished with drafting your essay by the end of class, today.

Note: Please use the Google Docs that was sent out on Monday to continue writing your essay. I have also included an explanation of how you will be graded on this assignment.

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Drafting Literary Analysis Essay  in Google Classroom

Drafting Literary Analysis Essay

We spent last week planning for our literary analysis essay. This week you will actually write your essay. After going through the lesson,

Note: Please use the Google Docs that was sent out on Monday to continue writing your essay. I have also included an explanation of how you will be graded on this assignment.

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Drafting Literary Analysis Essay  in Google Classroom

Drafting Literary Analysis Essay

We spent last week planning for our literary analysis essay. This week you will actually write your essay. After going through the lesson,

Note: Please use the Google Docs that was sent out yesterday to begin writing your essay.

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Drafting Literary Analysis Essay  in Google Classroom

Drafting Literary Analysis Essay

We spent last week planning for our literary analysis essay. This week you will actually write your essay. After going through the lesson, please use the attached Google Docs the begin writing your essay.

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Drafting Body Paragraphs for My literary Analysis Essay  (continued) in Google Classroom

Drafting Body Paragraphs for My literary Analysis Essay (continued)

On Monday we started planning for our end of unit essay. You have already crafted a thesis statement and gathered evidence for the body paragraphs. Today we will think about how to best summarize your thoughts in a conclusion . After going through the lesson, please use the graphic organizer (from Monday's lesson) to plan your conclusion.

Note: Use the Sample body paragraphs as your guide to help you

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Drafting Body Paragraphs for My literary Analysis Essay  (continued) in Google Classroom

Drafting Body Paragraphs for My literary Analysis Essay (continued)

On Monday we started planning for our end of unit essay. You have already crafted a thesis statement and the first body paragraph. Today we will continue to work on gathering evidence for our body paragraphs. After going through the lesson, please use the graphic organizer (from Monday's lesson) to plan your body paragraphs.

Note: Use the Sample body paragraphs as your guide to help you

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Please READ in Google Classroom

Please READ

This week in class, we will be using the short story "Sweet Difficult Sounds." It has been a couple weeks since we first read this story, so please take the time to read it again. This also gives those students who didn't read it the first time to catch up with the rest of the class.

Note: As you read, make notes about
1. The problem
2. The solution
3. Character change
4. The topics covered in the story
5. Possible message/theme

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Drafting Body Paragraphs for My literary Analysis Essay  in Google Classroom

Drafting Body Paragraphs for My literary Analysis Essay

Yesterday we started planning for our end of unit essay. You have already crafted a thesis statement. Today we will work on gathering evidence for our body paragraphs. After going through the lesson, please use the graphic organizer (from yesterday's lesson) to plan your body paragraphs.

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Planning Your Literary Analysis Essay  in Google Classroom

Planning Your Literary Analysis Essay

Today we will begin gathering information to write our literary analysis essay. After going through the lesson, please use one of the templates to begin planning.

NOTE: We will be going though this process EVERYDAY IN CLASS, so it is very important join our daily Google Meets.

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Analyzing an Exemplar Essay  in Google Classroom

Analyzing an Exemplar Essay

So far in this unit, you have learned how to determine a theme and choose relevant evidence to support your ideas. In this lesson, you put these skills to use while you analyze a real student essay about “Laura’s Key.”
Use the attached Google Docs to complete your analysis.

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CommonLit: Dawn  in Google Classroom

CommonLit: Dawn

This assignment is due 12/22/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Snapshot Assessment  in Google Classroom

Snapshot Assessment

After going over figurative language in class, please complete the attached assessment.

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Understanding Figurative language in Google Classroom

Understanding Figurative language

Today we are going to work on improving our ability to interpret figurative language in literature. After going through the lesson, answer the questions on the attached Google Docs

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CommonLit: FYC: Sweet, Difficult Sounds in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Sweet, Difficult Sounds

This assignment is due 12/18/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Choosing the Right Evidence in Google Classroom

Choosing the Right Evidence

After going through the attached activity in class, return to Commonlit and complete
question 5 of Sweet, Difficult Sounds.

NOTE: Your work from yesterday will be unsubmitted and returned to you. This will allow you to complete the question.
If you have missed class in the past few days, it is important that you log into your Commonlit account and complete the activity for Sweet, Difficult Sounds.

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How have Auntie Thandi and Cole
influenced Nothukula’s opinion of her
language abilities since the beginning of
the story?
What does this reveal about overcoming
failure?
 in Google Classroom

How have Auntie Thandi and Cole influenced Nothukula’s opinion of her language abilities since the beginning of the story? What does this reveal about overcoming failure?

Finish reading the story Sweet, Difficult Sounds. Respond to the posted questions. After responding to the question, respond to at least 2 of your classmates.

I agree is not an appropriate response. Please explain what you agree or disagree with. In order to get full credit for this assignment, YOU MUST respond to your classmates.

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Read Sweet, Difficult Sounds  in Google Classroom

Read Sweet, Difficult Sounds

Please read Sweet, Difficult Sounds and be ready to discuss in class.

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Analyzing Theme in Google Classroom

Analyzing Theme

Today we are going to be using the story Sweet, Difficult Sounds to analyze theme. Attached to this lesson, we have the story and the Google Slides that we will use for the day.

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Catch-Up and Pickles! in Google Classroom

Catch-Up and Pickles!

What are you talking about Mr. Webb?
As the title states, today will be a time for students to get caught up (catch up ) with missing assignments. These are the important assignments for the week:

1. Commonlit: Resilience
2.The Vocabulary assessment
3. Analyzing Primary Sources (social studies)

If you have completed ALL of the above, then you get pickles!

1. Log into your I-Read account.
2. If you still have not completed your diagnostic, please complete it before moving on to any lesson.
3. Begin to work on the ELA lessons that I assigned to you (You must complete at least 1 lesson ).
4. This is where you get to pick! Pick Any one of the assigned lessons.

How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teachhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

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Unit 2 Vocabulary Assessment  in Google Classroom

Unit 2 Vocabulary Assessment

Please complete the attached vocabulary assessment.

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CommonLit: FYC: Resilience — The Art of Bouncing Back! in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Resilience — The Art of Bouncing Back!

This assignment is due 12/08/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Resilience in Google Classroom

Resilience

Today we are going to use the text RESILIENCE — THE ART OF BOUNCING BACK! to study central idea. After going through the lesson, we will read the article and respond to the associated questions.

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Understanding Symbolism  in Google Classroom

Understanding Symbolism

After going through the slides for today's lesson, create your own symbol and explain what your symbol represents.

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CommonLit: FYC: Laura’s Key in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Laura’s Key

This assignment is due 11/30/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Determining Theme Writing activity in Google Classroom

Determining Theme Writing activity

Use the Google Docs to practice finding big ideas in a story. Then use those big ideas to improve your ability to write a theme statement. Finally, you will go to Commonlit and answer question 5 of Laura's Key.

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CommonLit: FYC: Growing Up in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Growing Up

This assignment is due 11/25/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Laura's mother stated that, "For  every lock there is a key." In Laura’s case, what was the “key” she needed to overcome her challenge? Give evidence to support your response in Google Classroom

Laura's mother stated that, "For every lock there is a key." In Laura’s case, what was the “key” she needed to overcome her challenge? Give evidence to support your response

Read Laura's Key
1. After reading the story, respond to the discussion question.
2. Respond to at least 1 of your classmate's interpretation of the text. In your response, let them know if you agree or disagree with their understanding of the story. Give evidence to support your response.

Note: You will not get credit if you simply say you agree with your classmate. Please explain your reasoning.

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Please read Laura's Key  in Google Classroom

Please read Laura's Key

Please read Laura's Key ahead of tomorrow's class

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What evidence shows that Laura has conflicting view of herself? What does this show about Failure? (Give evidence to support your response)  in Google Classroom

What evidence shows that Laura has conflicting view of herself? What does this show about Failure? (Give evidence to support your response)

Read Laura's Key (Paragraphs 1-50)
1. After reading the story, respond to the discussion questions.
2. Respond to at least 1 of your classmates interpretation of the text. In your response, let them know if you agree or disagree with their understanding of the story. Give evidence to support your response.

Note: You will not get credit if you simply say you agree with your classmate

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Skills Practice in Google Classroom

Skills Practice

Today we will be working on improving our reading comprehension skills.
1. Log into your I-Read account.
2. If you still have not completed your diagnostic, please complete it before moving on to any lesson.
3. Begin to work on the ELA lessons that I assigned to you (You must complete at least 1 lesson).

How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teachhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

NOTE: If you have yet to complete the Commonlit end of unit 1 assessment, please complete that assignment by the end of the day.

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What does Laura’s mother mean by
“for every lock, there is a key”? in Google Classroom

What does Laura’s mother mean by “for every lock, there is a key”?

Read Laura's Key.
After reading the story, respond to the discussion question.
Respond to at least 1 of your classmates interpretation of the text. In your response, let them know if you agree or disagree with their understanding of the story. Give evidence to support your response.

Note: You will not get credit if you simply say you agree with your classmate

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Using Context Clues in Google Classroom

Using Context Clues

Today we are going to explore the vocabulary that we will need to improve our understanding of the stories we will encounter in Unit 2. Please use the slides to help you complete the first 2 activities in the vocabulary packet.

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Intro to Unit 2        (Understanding Theme) in Google Classroom

Intro to Unit 2 (Understanding Theme)

Today we will begin to explore Unit 2. In order to be successful in this unit, we must have a good understanding of theme.
Go through the slides and complete the activity on the accompanying Google Docs.

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Improving Your Character Analysis Essay in Google Classroom

Improving Your Character Analysis Essay

Use the editing checklist to improve the final draft of your essay. After you have used the checklist and made the necessary changes, please submit your essay for grading.

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Finish drafting character analysis essay  in Google Classroom

Finish drafting character analysis essay

Today we will finish drafting our character analysis essay. YOU MUST WRITE THE ESSAY IN THE GOOGLE DOCS THAT WAS SHARED WITH YOU ON NOVEMBER 6, 2020. You just need to go back to the classwork from that day, click on the document, and begin typing.

REMINDER: Your character analysis essay should look like this:

Introduction: must have a hook and thesis statement
Body paragraph 1: How the character was in the beginning of the story
Body paragraph 2: When the character starts to change (what caused the change?)
Body paragraph 3: How did the character show the change
Conclusion: Summarize how the character changed because of the key relationship he/she shared with another character.

Note: ALL SECTION OF YOUR ESSAY (INTRODUCTION, BODY PARAGRAPHS, AND CONCLUSION) MUST be done by the end of the day.

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Drafting the Body Paragraphs for your Character Analysis Essay   in Google Classroom

Drafting the Body Paragraphs for your Character Analysis Essay

Use the models to complete the introduction and body paragraphs of your character analysis essay.

NOTE: Please use the Google Docs that was shared with you on Friday November 6, to draft your essay.

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Drafting  your Character Analysis Essay in Google Classroom

Drafting your Character Analysis Essay

After going through todays lesson, please use the provided Google Docs to begin drafting your character analysis essay.

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Planning Your Character Analysis Essay (continued) in Google Classroom

Planning Your Character Analysis Essay (continued)

1. Choose the main character from one of the stories that we have read.
2. Think about how that character changed throughout the story.
3. How were they in the beginning, middle, and end?
4. Who was the other character that helped to spark change in the main character?
5. Complete the Planning Your Essay section of the graphic organizer.

NOTE: If you were in class yesterday, please continue to type into the same document that you were working on. Please continue to work until all sections are filled in.

NOTE: There is no 3rd body paragraph, therefore, you will type your 3rd body paragraph in the space under your conclusion. The essay must be 5 paragraphs.

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Planning Your Character Analysis Essay in Google Classroom

Planning Your Character Analysis Essay

1. Choose the main character from one of the stories that we have read.
2. Think about how that character changed throughout the story.
3. How were they in the beginning, middle, and end?
4. Who was the other character that helped to spark change in the main character?
5. Complete the Planning Your Essay section of the graphic organizer.

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Skills Practice in Google Classroom

Skills Practice

Today we will be working on improving our reading comprehension skills.
1. Log into your I-Read account.
2. If you still have not completed your diagnostic, please complete it.
3. Begin to work on the ELA lessons that I assigned to you (You must complete at least 1 lesson).


How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teachhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

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Understanding Plot in Google Classroom

Understanding Plot

1. Reread Raymond’s Run
2. Create a plot diagram for the story
3. Be sure to include all the key elements of a story’s plot

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Skills Practice in Google Classroom

Skills Practice

Today we will be working on improving our reading comprehension skills.
1. Log into your I-Read account.
2. If you still have not completed your diagnostic, please complete it.
3. Begin to work on the ELA lessons that I assigned to you.


How do I log into I-Ready?
1. Log into teahhub using your email address and password.
2. Click on middle school (top of the page)
3. Click on the Clever App (the app is blue and clever is written in white)
4 Click on the icon the says T. Webb.
5. Click on I-Ready and begin to work (You do not need your I-Ready password if you follow these steps)

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Writing a Summary (continued) in Google Classroom

Writing a Summary (continued)

Read and complete part 2: Complete the Preparing to Write A Summary graphic organizer.
Move on to Part 3, where you will follow the prompt to write a summary of The Scholarship Jacket. Be sure to use the summary writing checklist (located in Part 3) to help with your summary.

If you do not have the packet, it was attached to yesterday's lesson. It is a Google Docs, so you don't need to save it to your tablet, just open and begin to type your response.

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Writing a summary  in Google Classroom

Writing a summary

Read and complete part 1: Analyzing Student Writing
Answer questions 1 and 2
Read and complete part 2: Complete the Preparing to Write A Summary graphic organizer

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CommonLit: FYC: The Scholarship Jacket in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: The Scholarship Jacket

This assignment is due 10/27/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Have you ever been treated unfairly or discriminated against? in Google Classroom

Have you ever been treated unfairly or discriminated against?

In The Scholarship Jacket, Martha was treated unfairly because of who she was. Describe a situation where you felt like you were treated unfairly or discriminated against.

After responding to the question, respond to at least one other classmate's post. You cannot receive full class credit if you don't respond to a classmate.

The story is available in the resources section of the classroom

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Changing Your Brain Exit Ticket  in Google Classroom

Changing Your Brain Exit Ticket

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Changing our Brain Slides in Google Classroom

Changing our Brain Slides

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CommonLit: FYC: How Autism Freed Me to Be Myself in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: How Autism Freed Me to Be Myself

This assignment is due 10/15/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Summary writing  in Google Classroom

Summary writing

Use the graphic organizer to plan and write your summary for "Raymond's Run"

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CommonLit: FYC: Raymond’s Run in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: Raymond’s Run

This assignment is due 10/09/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Raymond's Run  in Google Classroom

Raymond's Run

Please read our new story, Raymond's Run

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Raymond's Run Exit Ticket  in Google Classroom

Raymond's Run Exit Ticket

After completing today's reading, respond to the exit ticket question.

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Vocabulary in Google Classroom

Vocabulary

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CommonLit: FYC: The Medicine Bag in Google Classroom

CommonLit: FYC: The Medicine Bag

This assignment is due 10/05/2020. Click the attached link to access the assignment; on the CommonLit login page, click Log In With Google.

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Medicine Bag Exit Ticket  in Google Classroom

Medicine Bag Exit Ticket

Based of our reading and class discussion of the Medicine Bag, respond to the exit ticket question .

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Tell us about yourself! in Google Classroom

Tell us about yourself!

Tell your teachers something about yourself. It does not have to be anything big, just something you don't mind letting others know