Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Thursday, August 25, 2016





Announcements and Reminders:
                         
Welcome to our Seventh Grade Reading Literature Class.
                                                               
This is a class for students who LOVE to read.  If you don't, you will want to consider a different elective.  If you do, you will enjoy this class and do well in it. 

Please bring a composition book to use for this class. 
Also, remember to bring something to write with every day.  
      Have back-up pens or pencils in your backpack! 



 August 25 is the last day to change classes without paying a fee. 





This Friday, Aug 26 is our first dance of the year. The 7th and 8th grade dance is from 3 to 4 after school and will cost $5 dollars.


  • Your disclosure signature sheet and VIP form are due by August 26.
Cavetime begins on September 6. 
School pictures will be taken on September 8. 



Targets for Today:

Read!!!!

Utah State Core: Reading Literature Standard 10





Today’s  Agenda:

Bell-Ringer:  Be in your seat as soon as possible, reading a book of your choosing. 

  • If you left your composition book here last time, pick it up from the black crate. 
  • If you have brought your composition book today,  take it out ready to use it. 
  • If you brought your signed disclosure document, hand it in. 
  •      (Don't forget to fill out the VIP form.)



1. Individual Reading Time: Choose your own materials

2. Set up your composition book: 
      See the instructions page.

3. Respond to what you read:   In your composition book, under "Reading Response Log."
4. Create an appointment clock.


 Appointments   
  • On the very LAST page of your composition book, draw a big clock face with just the numbers -- no hands. It should fill a whole page.
    Move around the classroom to make "appointments" with other students.
    • Find one other student and pick a time on the clock face.  
    • Near that number on the clock face, you will write your name on his or her clock and he or she will write his or her name on your clock. 
    • Move on to another student and do the same thing with him or her.   
    • Keep making appointments until all numbers have been used.   For each number on the clock you will have an "appointment"  with  one other student.

5.  Meet with your _____ o'clock appointment to discuss what you read earlier in class. 


6.  Finish looking at choices for books to read as a class -- and vote.

A Christmas Carol


Freak the Mighty    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUm_Xg8ZuPo
   


 Trouble Don’t Last    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-9UEchl2CE

 The Invention of Hugo Cabret
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiXkL0bBcjs   There is a movie.





If You Were Absent:

See the agenda above (in yellow).



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