Tuesday, March 29, 2016

Thursday, March 31, 2016





Announcements and Reminders:

Are you writing anonymous notes? 
                                                                 
If you didn't collect pictures and information about your assigned place from Walk Two Moons, please do that as soon as possible, and send it or share it with Ms. D.
As of today, missing that assignment is affecting your grade.

If you were absent that day, here are your assignments:
Brittany Fryer:  Lewiston, Idaho
Kaeli J Schmuhl  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 

Will March go out like a lion or out like a lamb?



Targets for Today:

We will do some sustained reading for enjoyment.

We will write and talk about what we have read. 

We will continue reading Walk Two Moons.



Today’s  Agenda: 



1. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials.

2. Share your responses --  -- Appointment Clock -- 6 o'clock

3. Composition book check

Composition Book Check for Lit. 7
You should have written at least a quarter of a page about your book for each of the following days.

_______/ 5 points   for March 21
_______/ 5 points   for March 23
_______/ 5 points   for March 25
_______/ 5 points   for March 29
_______/ 5 points   for March 31

_______/20  Total  on March 31   

You can make these up by reading extra times and writing about what you read each time,    



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Read from  Walk Two Moons from page 129 to 


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If You Were Absent:

See above.

Friday, March 25, 2016

Tuesday, March 29, 2015





Announcements and Reminders:

Are you writing anonymous notes? 
                                                                 
If you didn't collect pictures and information about your assigned place from Walk Two Moons, please do that as soon as possible, and send it or share it with Ms. D.

If you were absent that day, here are your assignments:
Brittany Fryer:  Lewiston, Idaho
Kaeli J Schmuhl  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 

Will March go out like a lion or out like a lamb?




Targets for Today:

We will do some sustained reading for enjoyment.

We will write and talk about what we have read. 

We will continue reading Walk Two Moons.



Today’s  Agenda: 



1. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials.

2.  Write a response -- using one of the prompts you haven't used yet. 

3. Share your responses --  -- Appointment Clock -- 5 o'clock





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Read from  Walk Two Moons from page 98 to

The Little Horse Is Newly

e.e. cummings

the little horse is newlY

Born)he knows nothing,and feels
everything;all around whom is

perfectly a strange
ness(Of sun
light and of fragrance and of

Singing)is ev
erywhere(a welcom
ing dream:is amazing)
a worlD.and in

this world lies:smoothbeautifuL
ly folded;a(brea
thing a gro

Wing)silence,who;
is:somE

oNe.



Watch book trailers:  http://www.dentonisd.org/Page/334




If You Were Absent:

See above.

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Friday, March 25, 2016



Announcements and Reminders:
                                                                 
If you didn't collect pictures and information about your assigned place from Walk Two Moons, please do that as soon as possible, and send it or share it with Ms. D.

If you were absent that day, here are your assignments:
Brittany Fryer:  Lewiston, Idaho
Kaeli J Schmuhl  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 




Targets for Today:

We will do some sustained reading for enjoyment.

We will write and talk about what we have read. 

We will continue reading Walk Two Moons.



Today’s  Agenda: 



1. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials.

2.  Write a response -- using one of the prompts you haven't used yet. 

3. Share your responses --  -- Appointment Clock -- 4 o'clock





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Read from  Walk Two Moons from  page 70 to page 98.


Watch book trailers:  http://www.dentonisd.org/Page/334




If You Were Absent:

See above.

Wednesday, March 23, 2016



Announcements and Reminders:
                                                                 
                                                                 


If you didn't collect pictures and information about your assigned place from Walk Two Moons, please do that as soon as possible, and send it or share it with Ms. D. 

If you were absent that day, here are your assignments:
Brittany Fryer:  Lewiston, Idaho
Kaeli J Schmuhl  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 


Targets for Today:

We will do some sustained reading for enjoyment.

We will write and talk about what we have read. 

We will continue reading Walk Two Moons.



Today’s  Agenda: 

Find your new seat -- the ones you picked last time.


1. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials.

2.  Write a response -- using one of the prompts you haven't used yet. 

3. Share your responses --  -- Appointment Clock -- 3 o'clock





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Read from  Walk Two Moons from page 46 to page 70.

Watch book trailers:  http://www.dentonisd.org/Page/334




If You Were Absent:

See above.



Thursday, March 17, 2016

Monday, March 21, 2015



Announcements and Reminders:
                                                                 
Happy Term 4!



Targets for Today:

We will do some sustained reading for enjoyment.

We will write and talk about what we have read. 

We will continue reading Walk Two Moons.



Today’s  Agenda:

Select a new seat.


1. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials.

2.  Write a response -- using one of the prompts you haven't used yet. 

3. Share your responses --  -- Appointment Clock -- 2 o'clock





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Read from  Walk Two Moons from page 15. 




If You Were Absent:




Tuesday, March 15, 2016

Thursday, March 17, 2016

Happy St. Patrick's Day!





Announcements and Reminders:
                                                                 
 If you haven't handed in your composition book check 
or your brief report on Stargirling/Starboying, 
hand it in today. 

Term 3 ends March 18. 
All late work, revisions, and extra credit should have  been turned in 
by March 11.   

Hand in your unused hall passes for extra credit -- if you won't be using them this time. 



Targets for Today:

We will do some sustained reading for enjoyment.

We will notice words and phrases and sentences in the books we read. 

We will build background knowledge -- schema for our reading.

We will begin reading Walk Two Moons.




Today’s  Agenda:

1
. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials.

2.  Write a response. 

3. Share your responses -- Pick your partner -- Appointment Clock -- 1 o'clock




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Begin Walk Two Moons.




“Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.” 
― Steve Martin





  • Bybanks, Kentucky
  • Euclid, Ohio
  • Chicago, Illinois
  • Madison, Wisconsin
  • The Wisconsin Dells
  • Pipestone National Monument, Minnesota
  • The Missouri River in South Dakota
  • The Badlands and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota
  • Old Faithful in Wyoming
  • Coeur d'Alene in Idaho
  • Lewiston in Idaho




If You Were Absent:

See above.

Your assignments:
Brittany Fryer:  Lewiston, Idaho
Kaeli J Schmuhl  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho 

Monday, March 14, 2016

Tuesday, March 15, 2016


The Ides of March!


Announcements and Reminders:
                                                                 
 If you haven't handed in your composition book check 
or your brief report on Stargirling/Starboying, 
hand it in today. 

Term 3 ends March 18. 
All late work, revisions, and extra credit should have  been turned in 
by March 11.   

Hand in your unused hall passes for extra credit -- if you won't be using them this time or next. 



Targets for Today:

We will do some sustained reading for enjoyment.

We will notice words and phrases and sentences in the books we read. 

We will build background knowledge -- schema for our reading.

We will finish our discussion of The Invention of Hugo Cabret.
We will compare the book with the movie version.




Today’s  Agenda:

1
. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials.

2.  Write a response. 
3. Share your responses -- Pick your partner

4.  Writing about the differences between the book and the movie for Hugo.

Jot down any differences you notice between the book and the movie.







Like the book, it begins without words -- visual and music.

In the book, Isabelle says she'd never seen a movie.
They sneak in on their own.


She doesn't hurt her leg falling. 

Does she slam the door on his hand?

The station master becomes more of a character, with his crippled leg. 

The movie adds the "romance" between the station master and the flower girl.

[Great word:  Panache]

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Begin Walk Two Moons.





“Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.” 
― Steve Martin






  • Bybanks, Kentucky
  • Euclid, Ohio
  • Chicago, Illinois
  • Madison, Wisconsin
  • The Wisconsin Dells
  • Pipestone National Monument, Minnesota
  • The Missouri River in South Dakota
  • The Badlands and Mount Rushmore in South Dakota
  • Old Faithful in Wyoming
  • Coeur d'Alene in Idaho
  • Lewiston in Idaho


Email yourself images, information!
If you were taking a road trip, where would you stay?
Where would you eat?  
How far is each location from the one before and after? 



If You Were Absent:

See above.

Your assignments:
Brittany Fryer:  Lewiston, Idaho
Kaeli J Schmuhl  Coeur d'Alene, Idaho