Third Nine Weeks, 2015-16
English 2 ELL
NES (Levels 1 and 2 WIDA) students will complete reading and writing assignments using graphic organizers, translators, iPads, other appropriate visuals aids; additionally, completing work in their native language and
translating it into English is absolutely encouraged. Speaking and listening assignments will be completed also with appropriate visual aids, graphic organizers, but with a greater emphasis on learning English
vocabulary.
LES (possibly Levels 2-4 WIDA) students will complete reading and writing assignments using graphic organizers, translators, iPads, other appropriate visuals aids; additionally, completing work in their native language
and translating it into English ONLY when truly necessary. These students are ready for a greater emphasis learning academic vocabulary in English (compare/contrast/explain/analyze, etc.) AND in applying that
vocabulary to assignments. Speaking and listening assignments MAY be completed also with appropriate visual aids, graphic organizers, but with a greater emphasis on learning English vocabulary.
ADV (Levels 4-5 WIDA) These students should be required to complete all work as assigned. They should be expected to know and use readily correct conventions, and academic language, just as native speakers are.
Speaking and listening assignments MAY be completed also with appropriate visual aids, graphic organizers, STILL with an emphasis on learning English vocabulary. All learners are English Language Learners!
Day
Monday
Tuesday
Date
January 18
MLK Holiday
19
Vocabulary
323.interrogative
324. intolerable
325. intrepid
326. intricate
327. inundate
328.
329.
330.
331.
332.
Word Parts
Log/logy/Greek/word/
Dialogue, prologue;
Luc/Latin/light/Lucid,
translucent
Lum/ Latin/ Light/
Illumine, luminous
Luna/ Latin/ Moon/
Lunar, lunatic
Grammar
1.
the book the
return of the native is
considered among the better
of hardys many novels
2.
there are several steps
necessary to repair a broken
window first remove the putty
second remove the points or
nails then replace the broken
one with a new one
1.
we would of froze
during the storm but we seen
a shelter that protected us
from the high winds coming
off of the rocky mountains
2.
kim was watching the movie
the winds of war- at least I
think she said that-when the
television set burned out
Curriculum
Formative Grades:
Prewriting and Rough
draft for VLT
Wednesday
20
invincible
irate
irony
irreconcilable
irrelevant
333.
334.
335.
336.
337.
Thursday
21
irrevocable
jeer
jejune
judicious
justifiable
Man/ Latin/ Hand/
Manual, manipulate;
Mar/ Latin/sea/
Mariner, submarine
1.
terry rung the bell
at the gatehouse when noone
answered he left in disgust
2.
i and my sister catched the bus
at twenty second and
Hamilton streets
unfortuanately, we got off of
the bus too blocks to soon
338.
339.
340.
341.
Friday
22
kinetic
knave
kowtow
laborious
Mater, matr/ Latin/
Mother/ Maternal,
matron; Mech/ Greek/
Machine/ Mechanic,
mechanize
1.
because in order
to repair youre battered Car
which is all banged in ill have
to do alot of repainting
2.
i could of swam to that large
island but its to rainy to try
that
Mens, ment/
Latin/mind/ Demented,
mental; Migr/ Latin/
Depart/ Migrate,
migrant
1.
me and my friend
weared blue jeans we wasn’t
allowed in the whitney
restaurant
2.
the young man drived that
there yellow convertible
wearing a blue cap
argumentative essay,
p.125; Final Draft,
Summative Grade; due
Friday;
Date
25
Vocabulary
342.
343.
344.
345.
346.
Word Parts
Grammar
Curriculum
26
labyrinth
lachrymose
Laissez faire
languid
larceny
347.
348.
349.
350.
351.
27
lascivious
latent
legion
lexicon
liability
Miss, mit/ Latin/ Send/
Missile, submit; Mon/Latin/
Warn/ Admonish, monitor
Mort/ Latin/ Death/ Mortal,
mortician; Mot, mov/Latin/
Move/promote, remove
1.
because your
late finishing the job
youll have to give we
boys the video games
to take to jans house
2.
my sister she
don’t always have time
to visit us on our
Birthdays but she does
send presents
1.
we wont be
going to the south this
fall however well be
going to Colorado
2.
i and my brother have
chose to do the
following start shopping
for gifts mail our cards
early and plan to parties
352.
353.
354.
355.
356.
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liaison
liberality
lithe
lofty
loquacious
Narr/ Latin/ Tell/ Narrate,
narrative;
Nav/ Latin/ Ship/ Naval,
navigate
there truck would not
start irregardless of
what they did they
finally called youre
mechanic I think
wasn’t that a good
football game we seen
with betty and margaret
your friends
VLT Unit 3, p. 96Due Friday;
prewriting and
rough draft
formative grades,
final essay,
summative grade
Date
February 1
2
Vocabulary
361.
362.
363.
364.
365.
366.
367.
368.
369.
370.
magnanimous
magnificence
maintenance
maladroit
malapropism
malicious
malign
maltreat
marauder
martyr
357.
358.
359.
360.
29
lucid
lucrative
lugubrious
lustrous
Not/ Latin/ Mark/ Denote,
note; Nun, noun/ Latin/
Declare/ Enunciate, announce
1.
the long poem
childe harold’s
pilgrimage was wrote
by lord bryon kim
stated and is
considered one of the
poets best
2.
when will you learn me
to drive Karen asked
must I wait another six
months
3
4
371. meander
372. mediocre
373. melee
374. mercenary
375. metamorphosis
376.
377.
378.
379.
Nov/ Latin/ New/ Innovate,
novel; Numer/ Latin/number/
Enumerate, numeral
1.
she has wrote a
novel entitled mysterious
manor and sold a painting
named remembrances
2.
its always fare weather was
sang by Beverly at the festival
at the pilgrim building
5
metropolis
migration
militant
mire
Photo/Greek/Light/
Word Parts
Grammar
Ocu/ Latin/eye/ Binocular,
oculist; Opt/Greek/ Visible/
Optic, optician
1.
because we
may of drank the apple
juice but we didn’t
touch the lemonade
2.
jim don’t want nothing
returned but time and
sports illustrated the 2
magazines that he give
to them students
Curriculum
“from Why Read
Shakespeare?” p.
203; Collaborative
Discussion p. 207
Date
8
Vocabulary
380.
381.
382.
383.
384.
Word Parts
Grammar
Opt/ Latin/Best/ Optimal,
optimist; Pater, part/ Latin/
Father/Paternal, patriarch
susan exclaimed
heatedly the better of
them three children
didn’t even place in that
there contest
the pipe bursted during
the morning during the
afternoon dad founded a
plumber to repair them
Pod/Latin/Foot/ Podiatrist;
Poli/Greek/City/ Metropolis,
police
1.
arent their alot
of quoted passages in
youre paragraph
Richard
2.
the students had sold
many pizzas the trip
doesnt cost them too
the woman who was
the one wearing the
green hat should of
brung her mother and
father with she
the american indian
have knowed for a long
time what it means to be
persecuted dont you
think
Pend/ Latin/Hang/ Appendix,
suspend; Phon/Latin/Sound/
Phonics, telephone
the spirit of st. louis was
the plane whom
lindbergh flies across
the atlantic
dissecting earthworms
is the name of a article
in this Biology
magazine do you want
to read them
Telephoto, photograph;
Phys/Greek/Nature/ Physical,
physician
22 students should of
did the following read
the report outlined it
and they should of
wrote a paper
mom stated you could
of raise the window for
more air or you could of
open the door for more
air
Begin study of
“Macbeth.”
9
mitosis
moiety
molecular
momentous
monologue
Path/Greek/ Feeling/Empathy,
Sympathy;
Ped/Latin/Foot/
Pedal, pedometer
385.
386.
387.
388.
389.
10
monotony
moribund
morose
muddle
multiplicity
Pop/Latin/People/ Populace,
popular; Port/Latin/Carry/
Import, porter
1.
irregardless of
the similarities you’ve
noted the new York
post is different than
the new your daily
news
nancy washed the car
390.
391.
392.
393.
394.
11
mundane
nadir
nanotechnology
nascent
nausea
Psych/Latin/Mind/ Psyche,
psychology;
Put/Latin/Think/Deputy,
Computer
1.
hurrying across
the street the brownish
red car almost hit larry
2.
he has a bite on his line
janice exclaimed as she
runs to help her Brother
395.
396.
397.
398.
12
nebulous
nihilism
nomenclature
nonchalance
Ques/Latin/Ask, Seek/ Quest,
question; Rect/Latin/Straight/
Erect, rectangle
1.
the boston
common a public area
in downtown boston is
the main setting for the
short story the patriot
2.
because my mom and
dad I believe want to
Rid/Latin/Laugh/ Deride,
ridicule; Rupt/Latin/Break/
Erupt, rupture
1.
the television
show the price is right is
on to early im still in
school when it begin
2.
david reckless drived
the car into the lot
flinged the door open
hurriedly and then he
much
Curriculum
Date
Vocabulary
Word Parts
Grammar
folds the newspapers
and then she delivers it
rushes into the building
18
19
Continue “Macbeth”
15
Presidents’ Day
Holiday
16
San/Latin/Health/ Insanity,
sanitary; Scend/Latin/Climb/
Ascend, transcend
Sci/Latin/Know/ Conscience,
science; Scop/Greek/See/
Microscope, periscope
399.
400.
401.
402.
403.
nonsectarian
notarize
notary
obdurate
obesity
1.
the book call
of the wild is frequently
studied in english
classes mr. loren stated
today
2.
dad he wont leave me
and sandy take johns
bike on westwood
highway this Tuesday
Curriculum
Continue study of
“Macbeth.”
Date
22
Vocabulary
418.
419.
420.
421.
422.
Word Parts
move when us kids are
grown
404.
405.
406.
407.
408.
17
oblique
obsequious
obstreperous
obtrusive
occasionally
1.
usually you
write good but today
you have to many short
paragraphs in youre
paper
to be a recognized
runner youll have to run
farther than lori has ran
said coach smither
23
palatable
pallor
palpable
paltry
pandemonium
Sim/Latin/Like/Similar,
Simile; Sol/Latin/Alone/
Desolate, solitary
1.
the venus de
423.
424.
425.
426.
427.
409.
410.
411.
412.
413.
olfactory
oligarchy
omnipotent
onomatopoeia
opaque
Sov/Latin/Loosen/ Solvent,
resolve; Son/Latin/Sound/
Sonar, sonnet
we haven’t no copy of
opinionated
opulent
orthography
oxidize
Scribe/Latin/Write/ Inscribe,
describe; Script/Latin/Written/
Transcript, script
Sect/Latin/Cut/Dissect,
Intersect; Sed/Latin/Settle/
Sedate, sediment
i was so tired I wanted
too lay down my
mother she suggested
that i ate later
the article statistics
made easy appears in
the book fun with
figures it also appears i
believe in the text
mathematical studies
the woman was
requested to do these
things first sample the
Product second write
the report and third she
was asked to mail the
report to the company
24
panorama
parabola
parameter
paramount
paradigm
414.
415.
416.
417.
he was so angry he
flinged the letter in the
trash and sweared hed
never speak to his
friend again.
25
428.
429.
430.
431.
432.
parsimony
partially
pastime
patriarch
pauper
Spec/Latin/See/ Inspect,
spectacle; Sta/Latin/Stand/
Static, stagnant
1.
that there dog
Sens/Latin/Feel/ Sensation,
senses; / Sign/Latin/Mark/
Insignia, signal
the self confident boy
turned to the soldier an
asked will you be
returning to the italian
base before 630 on
Thursday
he lives at 2290 larkin
street Mankato
Minnesota which is
located off of highway
47
26
433. pecuniary
434. Pediatrician
435.pedigree
436. pensive
Strict/Latin/Draw Tight/
Constrict, restrict;
Sum/Latin/Highest/ Summary,
summit
we went to sues house
Tact, tang/Latin/Touch/
Contact, tangent;
Ten/Latin/Hold/ Tenant,
tenure
if youll help me
memorize the poem
milo is a statue
in the louvre in
paris france it
was
discovered on
the island of
melos in1820
and it was sent
to france
Grammar
the song jamaica
farewell but i think that
you might find it at
jacobsons department
store
be careful not to fall off
topf the ladder and
watching out for falling
shingles
has bit sever
mail carriers
his owners
would do good
to keep him
chained dont
you think
the boat roman III by
the way sunk to years
ago wasnt it located
over their
which is located on
forty sixth avenue for
the october party
crystal moments ill help
you analyze the short
story the open window
the portrait mona lisa
the portrait that was
painted around 1503 is
considered the betters
painting of the many
that da vinci completed
he hasnt never showed
much self reliance or
growed much from his
experiences
March 1
2
3
4
442. perjury
443. perverse
444. philanthropist
445.photosynthesis
446. picturesque
447.
448.
449.
450.
451.
Therm/Greek/Heat/ Thermal,
thermos; Tract/Latin/Pull,
drag/ Attract, tractor
Trib/Latin/Give/ Contribute,
tribute;
Turb/Latin/Confusion/
Disturb, turbulence
i should of spoke
sooner about my
trip to boston by the
way where is larry
right now
the larsens and mandels
boats were damaged on
lake superior when the
to boats collided
were sure there is 5
groups attending the
conference such
attendance will break all
records
because we have went
their many times on our
way to visit my aunt
and uncles Farm which
is located in southern
indiana
the three students all of
them foreigners decided
to present an assembly
on Friday but the
auditorium was not
available
2.
my brother he has spoke
many times as a matter
of fact about that book
the good earth
Curriculum
Date
Vocabulary
Word Parts
29
437.
438.
439.
440.
441.
penurious
perceive
perennial
peril
perilous
Terr/Latin/Land/ Terrace,
terrain; The/Greek/god/
Monotheism, theology
she could of ran faster
but she had tore one of
her shoes consequently
the race was lost by her
Grammar
Curriculum
to be able to complete
there jobs both ruth and
Bernice the two who are
sophomores this year
will have a months
extentsion
Novel Study
Film and
Anticipation Guide-
pilfer
pittance
plagiarize
plaintiff
plasma
452. playwright
453. pliant
454.poignant
455. poignancy
Urb/Latin/City/ Suburb,
urban; Vac/Latin/Empty/
Evacuate, vacant
Vag/Latin/Wander/ Vagrant,
vague; Var/Latin/Different/
Variety, vary
connie received a low
test score she was really
shook
there is five students
who are all freshmen
who will receive awards
for his musical abilities
“The Chosen,” due
following Friday
Date
Vocabulary
Word Parts
7
8
9
461.posthumous
462.potpourri
463.prattle
464.preamble
465.precipice
466.
467.
468.
469.
470.
Ver/Latin/Truth/
Verdict, veracity;
Vic/Latin/Conquer/
Conviction, victor
Vid/Latin/See/
Evidence, video;
Voc/Latin/Voice/
Advocate, vocal
Void/Latin/Wish, will/
Benevolent, volition;
Volv/Latin/Roll/
Involve, revolve
4923 dumore ave
irregardless of the
dreary day mother said
we choosed to drive
through Yellowstone
national park
the french had come to
london england to
discuss how the
concorde a supersonic
plane is different than
the other planes
456.
457.
458.
459.
460.
polyglot
polymer
pompous
ponder
portend
oakdale ca
october 20 1998
Grammar
crane motor co
1874 moore dr
carlin co 89822
dear sir or madam
Curriculum
Novel Study
Film and
Anticipation Guide“The Chosen,” due
Friday
Date
14
Vocabulary
475.
476.
477.
478.
479.
proliferate
profuse
prognosis
proponent
protract
10
precipitous
predispose
prejudice
prelude
premonition
471.preposterous
472. prim
473. primitive
474. prove
Vor/Latin/Eat/
Herbivorous, voracious;
my grandparents was in
the south at easter time
and brung back some
gifts a bushel of oranges
a box of pecans and a
small palm tree
when i rose the lid of
the trunk that i found
inside of the room i
seen a copy of the daily
news from sunday
december 7 1941
dr Larson is it true that
you have wrote the
article the dangers of
aspirin and a book
entitled you and your
health
there is four friends of
mine who have won a
trip to see the golden
gate bridge on the
twenty third of august
15
16
17
480.
481.
482.
483.
484.
proximity
pugnacious
quarry
quasar
quaver
485.
486.
487.
488.
489.
quibble
quixotic
quizzical
quotidian
rabid
11
490. rancid
491. rasping
492. realm
the poem jabberwocky
This list of root words comes
from, Reader’s Almanac,
Burke, Klemp, and Schwartz
lucy a friend of mine
purchased a ring while
in england with a topaz
stone
most of the time kim
noted the food in this
here cafeteria is alright
18 Teacher Duty
Day – Grades
Due
Grammar
during the sleet storm
the doors of our ford
had froz shut as a result
we eat at home and not
at the german kitchen
under the tree in the
backyard i and my sister
catched a french poodle
we had saw running
down barkley rd earlier
Curriculum
Read and write cardinal
and ordinal numbers
Intermediate
Use numbers to perform
various computational
procedures
Advanced
Perform various
computational
procedures to solve real
life problems
at 130 dad drived me
and my friends to island
park where we played
baseball and then we
played soccer and then
we played touch
football
the truck didnt pick up
none of the old clothes i
had outgrown and
donated to goodwill
industries
our english teacher may
of saw shakespeares
king lear an awfully
powerfully play at the
goodman theater in
Chicago
Small research
paper; student
choice, teacher
approved, due
Wednesday.
Third Nine Weeks: Consumer Education/Health and Nutrition
Week
Monday
Tuesday
1
NES
Identify cardinal and
Use cardinal and
ordinal numbers
ordinal numbers to
count and show
sequence
Beginner
because the girls brung
a copy of newsweek to
school with a article
about the american
economy
Match numbers with
amounts of items or
US coins and
currency
Read and discuss
simple guarantees,
warranties, and
procedures to
return goods
Compare/contrast
various types of
extended
warranties,
guaranties,
Wednesday
Thursday
Interpret prices of
basic goods and
services, including:
dollar and cents
symbols, and the
decimal point
Calculate savings
when buying on sale
or with coupons
Identify
measurement
concepts for
packaging and
labeling
Compare various
methods used to
purchase goods and
services
Friday
is fun to read it is one of
the 9 poems ms gerber
has gave we students to
read
deciding to reply to the
ad in the herald express
a letter was wrote by
larry last night
insurance policies
2
NES
Recognize basic US
clothing sizes, including:
S, M, L, XL
Identify clothing
labels, including:
size, laundry
instructions, and
prices
Identify types of
housing
Beginner
Simulate the process of
placing merchandise on
layaway
Compare prices in
sale ads, including:
clothing,
appliances, and
cars
Identify various
means of securing
housing and filling
out rental
agreements
Intermediate
Describe several
advantages of
comparative shopping
Advanced
Compare and contrast
advertisements, labels,
and charts to select
goods and services
Describe various
types of housing
documents,
including: rental
agreements,
contracts,
renter/landlord
rights and
responsibilities
Interpret a lease
rental agreement in
different housing
types
3
NES
Recognize basic utilities
common in the US,
including: electricity,
gas, water, telephone,
and cable
Beginner
Simulate a procedure to
report the need for
household repairs
Intermediate
Interpret tenant and
landlord rights
Advanced
Identify ways to achieve
the goal of purchasing
your own home,
including: mortgages,
investments and loans
4
Identify steps to
access basic utility
services, including:
water, gas,
electric, telephone,
cable
Write a basic
consumer relates
complaint
Compare price
and/or quality to
identify best buys
for purchases
Compare and
contrast prices of
merchandise and
housing in your
local area and
elsewhere using the
internet
Interpret classified
ads, signs,
advertisement for
available housing,
including
abbreviations
Calculate housing
costs, including:
rent, mortgage
payments utilities,
housing association,
and maintenance
Recognize U.S.
currency, symbols
and prices
Count money, using
US coins and
currency
Read and write
money amounts with
US coins and
currency
Estimate the
amount of change
from different
amounts of currency
and/or discounts
NES
Complete a sample
personal check or a
money order
Beginner
Identify common banking
terms and services
Intermediate
Advanced
5
NES
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
6
NES
Beginner
Vocabulary: savings and
checking accounts, 24
hour teller services,
drive through window,
withdrawal, deposit,
ATM
Discuss procedures for
borrowing money from a
bank
Explain the use of
banking terms, including:
balance, transfers, loan,
and service fees
Recognize various types
of stores, including:
supermarket,
department stores,
boutiques, and hardware
stores
Use catalogues, order
forms or lay-away to
simulate the purchase of
merchandise
Identify various
methods to
purchase goods and
services; writing a
check; using a
debit card or credit
card; paying cash
Discuss the use of
an ATM machine
and recognize the
importance of
keeping number
codes and secure
Recognize various
types of credit cards
and their purposes
Fill out a credit
application
Give examples of
the use/abuse of
credit cards
Discuss credit
related terms,
including: identity
theft, credit report,
and credit rating
score
Recognize symptoms
of common illness
Describe symptoms
related to common
illnesses
Compare healthful
and unhealthful
behaviors and
practices
Identify budgetplanning strategies
Develop a personal
budget showing
income, savings and
expenditures
Ask and follow
directions for
locating
merchandise or
department in a
store or mall
Discuss different
methods of
purchasing
merchandise or
services, including:
phone, in-store,
and the internet
Compare and contrast
several methods to
purchase merchandise
and services
Discuss consumer
protection resources
Identify several parts of
the body
Describe accidents and
injuries, including:
names of parts of the
body and descriptions of
Describe basic
problems/injuries
to parts of the body
Describe symptoms
related to illness,
injuries, or dental
health problems
Identify healthful
habits that prevent
common illness
Intermediate
Advanced
7
NES
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
8
NES
injuries
Ask for and give advice
on health topics using
vocabulary for body
parts, illness, and
symptoms
Fill out ample forms to
request a sick-leave day
or medical leave from
work
Recognize basic health
care providers and
facilities, including:
doctor, nurse, dentist,
emergency room, and
hospital
Identify health care
providers and
facilities in your
community
Identify common
medications and
their usage
Make a sample
doctor’s/dentist
appointment card, using
the following terms: first
time, routine, follow-up,
and checkup
Complete sample
accident and medical
and medical history
forms
Compare services offered
by different health
providers
Simulate the steps
to reschedule
and/or cancel a
doctor’s
appointment
Simulate steps to
follow a sample set
of written doctor’s
orders
Identify products used
for personal grooming
List personal
grooming and
hygiene habits
Recognize and
interpret
requirements for
immunizations
Beginner
Identify practices that
promote good dental
health
Intermediate
Recognize procedures for
first aid
Compare processes to
access/pay for medical
assistance and
medication, including:
Advanced
Recognize problems
related to
substance abuse,
drug abuse, spousal
abuse, child abuse,
and elder abuse
Discuss
consequences of
unhealthful habits
and identify where
to get help in the
community
Read/interpret
instructions on
medicine labels,
including over-thecounter (OTC) and
prescription
medications
Identify the
difference between
prescription and
over the counter
(OTC) medications
Interpret warnings
on medicine and
over-the-counter
(OTC) drug labels
Give advice on the
practices necessary
to use medications
properly
Plan samples of
balanced diets
Discuss the
importance of
healthful eating and
maintaining a
Recognize basic food
items
Categorize food and
food groups
according to current
US Department of
Agriculture
guidelines
Choose prepared
foods from a simple
menu
Read/interpret
nutritional and
related information
listed on food labels
health/dental insurance,
prescription purchasing
plans, Medicaid, and
Medicare
balanced diet