Mr. Fulton
Monday: Oct. 7
RI and RL 10Word of the week:
Function
Always have library book
English
Wheel L8.1-2
Bell ringer: (5) todaysmeet.com Bell ringer: (10/15) read Douglas
Word of the week function
Grammar: (25) nouns
Reading: (15) AR
Closing: (10) free writing
Lesson: (25) make up day, get
everyone back on same page
(AR)
Closing: review roots
Tuesday: Oct. 8
Bell ringer: (5)
Bell ringer: (10/15 ) read
RI 1,2,3,4
todaysmeet.com
Douglas
Reading: (15) AR
Grammar: (25) nouns
figurative language, connotation, Lesson: (25) Unbreakable
Closing: (10) free writing
inference, compare/contrast,
code (close read)
summary
Closing:
Wednesday: Oct. 9
Bell ringer: (5) study for test
Bell ringer: (10/15) read Douglas
RI 4 and RL 4
Vocab: vocab 7 test
Grammar: (25) nouns
RI 8.10, RL 8.10
Lesson: (25) assign vocab 8 due Closing: (10) free writing
L 8.6
Friday,
Closing: AR
Thursday: Oct. 10
Bell ringer: (5) todaysmeet.com Bell ringer: (10/15) read
RI 1,2,3,4
Reading: (15) (AR)
Douglas
Lesson: (25) Bridges with a
Grammar: (25) nouns
History
Closing: (10) free writing
Text structure/analogy/allusion Closing:
Friday: Oct. 11
Bell ringer: (5) 6 way
Bell ringer: (10/15
W 8.4
paragraph/grade vocab 8
Free reading
Reading: (15) (AR)
Homecoming out early
Lesson: (25) writing practice
Closing:
Standards: writing, speaking and listening, language, informational text
Essential questions: Why does an author use particular words for different topics/purposes? Why does
the reader need to determine the meanings of words? Can different authors write about the same subject
but organize the information in different ways?
Explore test Monday7th during excel----Monday the 14th explore through 4th hour
Tuesday/Thursday: dodge ball during excel
function |ˈfəNGkSHən|
noun
1 an activity or purpose natural to or intended for a person or thing: bridges perform the function of providing access across water |
Vitamin A is required for good eye function.
• practical use or purpose in design: building designs that prioritize style over function.
• a basic task of a computer, esp. one that corresponds to a single instruction from the user.
2 Mathematics a relationship or expression involving one or more variables: the function (bx + c).
• a variable quantity regarded in relation to one or more other variables in terms of which it may be expressed or on which its value
depends.
• Chemistry a functional group.
3 a thing dependent on another factor or factors: class shame is a function of social power.
4 a large or formal social event or ceremony: he was obliged to attend party functions.
verb [ no obj. ]
work or operate in a proper or particular way: her liver is functioning normally.
• (function as) fulfill the purpose or task of (a specified thing): the museum intends to function as an educational and study center.