Saturday, October 16, 2010

Week Six ( Print out by Tuesday Class for 100 points Extra Credit)


Day
Class Work
Homework
Monday
Reread for Significance “Board of Education Letter”

Pair share significant sentences and phrases
(Handout and Rubric)

Answer the following questions: What is the letter about?
What is the issue? Who is the Writer?
What do we know about her?
How do we know?

Complete Table (Chart in class)
Occupation
Action









What is an Advocate
What does an advocate do?
Reread again
“Board of Education Letter”

What does it mean to persuade people through writing?

Write 2 paragraphs in your reader’s writer’s notebook and bring to class.

Remember to write legibly and
Enter into Table of Contents.







Tuesday

Review Advocacy and Persuasion Unit Sorting and Comprehension Questions.

Characteristics of Effective Explanations Sentences.

Write introductory paragraph on Gary Soto Essay using multi-colored pens, skip lines of Gary Soto Essay. Prompt is on pp.52 Remember to introduce and explain your quotations.

Soto used the avocado tree as a symbol to _____________,
______________, and __________________. ( Thesis Template).

Write Body Paragraphs and Conclusion for
Constructed Response Essay Page 52.
First Draft is
Due Friday.
Do with your colored pens and skip lines.

Use your outline/graphic organizer.
Wednesday
Is the
Board of Education Letter Persuasive?”

Do you think it would be persuasive to the Board of Education? Why?

Reflection on Discussion

Analysis of text: Methods to Persuade:



Write Body Paragraphs and Conclusion for
Constructed Response Essay Page 52.

Thursday
Mr. Genut is the guest Teacher today
Finish and correct
Sentence Fragments and Run-on Sentence correction exercises

Write Body Paragraphs and Conclusion for
Constructed Response Essay Page 52.

Friday
Reread “Board of Education”
Identify Structures

Introduce Culminating Project-
Read Aloud

Chart Criteria for a Good Topic
Begin Research on an Issue or Topic
Identify an issue that you are interested in learning more about as a possible topic for an advocacy letter. Begin to do research on who you might send your letter to / Also talk with others about where you might find information about your issue. Then write your topic and possible audience on an index card for Monday’s class.


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