Michele Jones 6th Grade Language Arts Monday October 22nd Bell Ringer: #24: Classify each type of sentence as declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory. (p. 166) Benchmark: L.A.6.3.4.4 Measurable Objective: Students will identify and create the four sentence types correctly, including punctuation with 75% accuracy? Essential Question: How can sentence variety promote a better piece of writing? Vocabulary: run-on, fragment, declarative, exclamatory, interrogative, imperative, simple, compound, complex Agenda/Activities: I do: Review 4 types of sentences We do: do a foldable on type of sentences and do practice on the board You do: Page 518 Try It in class Summarizing Activity: Write four sentences, one of each type, about someone you feel showed courage. Investigational Activity: WKBK page 69 and 70 ESE/ESOL: WICR Tuesday October 23rd Bell Ringer: #25 Write the type of sentence indicated in parenthesis. Punctuate correctly. (p.166) Benchmark: L.A.6.3.4.4 Measurable Objective: Objective: Students will identify and create the four sentence types correctly, including punctuation with 75% accuracy? Essential Question: How can sentence variety promote a better piece of writing? Vocabulary: run-on, fragment, declarative, exclamatory, interrogative, imperative, simple, compound, complex Agenda/Activities: I do: Review writing a complete sentence and basic parts of a sentence (subject/predicate) We do: example sentences then place students in groups You do: in groups, students will unscramble words to make complete sentences, then identify the complete subject and predicates in each. WICR Summarizing Activity: review today’s lesson Investigational Activity: Wkbk page 45 & 46 ESE/ESOL: See Attached Wednesday October 24th Bell Ringer: None Benchmark: L.A.6.3.4.4 Measurable Objective: Objective: Students will identify and create the four sentence types correctly, including punctuation with 75% accuracy? Essential Question: How can sentence variety promote a better piece of writing? Vocabulary: complex sentence, compound sentence, declarative, exclamatory, fragment, imperative, interrogative, run-on, sentence, simple sentence Agenda/Activities: I do: introduce vocabulary words with students We do: discuss words You do: make examples for interactive word wall. WICR Summarizing Activity: Investigational Activity: wkbk 43 & 44 ESE/ESOL Thursday October 25th Bell Ringer: #26 Revise sentence fragments. (p. 252) Benchmark: L.A.6.3.4.4 Measurable Objective: Objective: Students will identify and create the four sentence types correctly, including punctuation with 75% accuracy? Essential Question: How can sentence variety promote a better piece of writing? Vocabulary: complex sentence, compound sentence, declarative, exclamatory, fragment, imperative, interrogative, run-on, sentence, simple sentence Agenda/Activities: run-on sentences I do: introduce how to fix run-on sentences We do: example sentences on the board You do: page 506 Try It in Write Source WICR Summarizing Activity: summarize lesson Investigational Activity: Wkbk page 81 &82 ESE/ESOL: See Attached Friday October 26th Bell Ringer: No School/Teacher workday/ End of the 9 weeks Benchmark: WICR Measurable Objective: Essential Question: Vocabulary: Agenda/Activities: I do We do You do Summarizing Activity Investigational Activity: ESE/ESOL: See Attached Modifications and teaching strategies for documentation (Highlight all that apply, put in dates) Monday ESE Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Assignment Reduction Cooperative Consultation Services ESOL Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Visual Cues Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Use of Dictionary Student Translator Cooperative Services Reading Strategies: 1. Use 7 processes of literacy: listening, viewing, thinking, speaking, reading, writing, and expressing through multiple symbol systems. 2. Teach, model, and practice the strategies of expert readers: predict, visualize, connect, question, clarify, and evaluate. 3. Read to and with students. Tuesday ESE Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Assignment Reduction Cooperative Consultation Services ESOL Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Visual Cues Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Use of Dictionary Student Translator Cooperative Services Reading Strategies: 1. Use 7 processes of literacy: listening, viewing, thinking, speaking, reading, writing, and expressing through multiple symbol systems. 2. Teach, model, and practice the strategies of expert readers: predict, visualize, connect, question, clarify, and evaluate. 3. Read to and with students. Wednesday ESE Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Assignment Reduction Cooperative Consultation Services ESOL Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Visual Cues Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Use of Dictionary Student Translator Cooperative Services Reading Strategies: 1. Use 7 processes of literacy: listening, viewing, thinking, speaking, reading, writing, and expressing through multiple symbol systems. 2. Teach, model, and practice the strategies of expert readers: predict, visualize, connect, question, clarify, and evaluate. 3. Read to and with students. Thursday ESE Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Assignment Reduction Cooperative Consultation Services ESOL Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Visual Cues Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Use of Dictionary Student Translator Cooperative Services Reading Strategies: 1. Use 7 processes of literacy: listening, viewing, thinking, speaking, reading, writing, and expressing through multiple symbol systems. 2. Teach, model, and practice the strategies of expert readers: predict, visualize, connect, question, clarify, and evaluate. 3. Read to and with students. Friday ESE Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Assignment Reduction Cooperative Consultation Services ESOL Modifications: Cooperative Groups Peer Tutoring Extended Time Visual Cues Preferential Seating Verbal & Written Directions Copies of Notes Hands-on Activities Use of Dictionary Student Translator Cooperative Services Reading Strategies: 1. Use 7 processes of literacy: listening, viewing, thinking, speaking, reading, writing, and expressing through multiple symbol systems. 2. Teach, model, and practice the strategies of expert readers: predict, visualize, connect, question, clarify, and evaluate. 3. Read to and with students. AIP Strategies: Extended Time Verbal & Written Directions Hands-on Activities/Body math Peer Tutoring FCAT Strategies: FCIM Problem of the Day Hands-on Activities Reading Comprehension Extended Response Practice FCAT Style Questions Costa’s Levels: Level One Level Two Level Three AIP Strategies: Extended Time Verbal & Written Directions Hands-on Activities/Body math Peer Tutoring FCAT Strategies: FCIM Problem of the Day Hands-on Activities Reading Comprehension Extended Response Practice FCAT Style Questions Costa’s Levels: Level One Level Two Level Three AIP Strategies: Extended Time Verbal & Written Directions Hands-on Activities/Body math Peer Tutoring FCAT Strategies: FCAT Problem of the Day Hands-on Activities Reading Comprehension Extended Response Practice FCAT Style Questions Costa’s Levels: Level One Level Two Level Three AIP Strategies: Extended Time Verbal & Written Directions Hands-on Activities/Body math Peer Tutoring FCAT Strategies: FCAT Problem of the Day Hands-on Activities Reading Comprehension Extended Response Practice FCAT Style Questions Costa’s Levels: Level One Level Two Level Three AIP Strategies: Extended Time Verbal & Written Directions Hands-on Activities/Body math Peer Tutoring FCAT Strategies: FCAT Problem of the Day Hands-on Activities Reading Comprehension Extended Response Practice FCAT Style Questions Costa’s Levels: Level One Level Two Level Three