Use English to achieve academically in all content areas: appropriate learning strategies to construct and apply academic English.
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5/12
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Finish
World/US History Question guides
Rosetta
stone: 15 minutes
CHOOSE 1: Amy Tam - Mother Tongue Resume OR Reading Skills Practice |
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5/13
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5/14
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5/15
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5/16
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4/21
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4/22
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4/23
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4/24
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# One Test
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4/25
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4/21
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4/22
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4/23
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4/24
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4/25
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3/24
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3/25
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3/26
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3/27
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3/28
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2.24
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2.25
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2.26
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2.27
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Rosetta
Stone Test/EOCT practice test turned in
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2.28
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M
2/17
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NO SCHOOL!!!!!
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Working with Texts
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Review FOG, Unit 18 Turn in Scarlett questions, review
Working with Texts: social studies/science
Rosetta Stone – 2X/week;
Rosetta Stone quiz Thursday
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2/19
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ACCESS
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2/20
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Working
with texts: social studies
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2/21
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Working With texts: science
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M
1/20
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NO SCHOOL!!!
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1/21
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1.
WAG/procedures
2.
Scarlett
Letter: Chapter 1 with reading guide/annotations
3.
Rosetta Stone – 2X/week
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1/22
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1/23
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1/24
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1/13
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1. WAG/procedures
2. Scarlett Letter: Chapter 1 with reading guide/annotations
3. FOG Green, Unit 21: present perfect progressive: read p. 208 with te acher, go over rules,
pp.209-210; complete #1,2,3,4, pp. 211-212
4. Rosetta Stone – 2X/week
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1/14
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1/15
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1/16
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1/17
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What is your viewpoint on this week's topic? How does your native culture influence your viewpoint? Compare your viewpoint to the US cultural viewpoint on the topic.
M
1/6
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NO SCHOOL!!!!
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1/7
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HELLOOOOO AGAIN!
1. Annotation Powerpoint
2. WAG/procedures
3. Background to Scarlett Letter: Outline the author’s bio; research Salem Massachusetts
4. Locate Salem on a map
5. Blog procedures:
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1/8
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Answer blog question
Finish annotation presentation
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1/9
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Find one approved article about Nathaniel Hawthorne through Milton media database; annotate and summarize
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F
1/10
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Share bio info in rap group
Turn in WAG
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Goal 1 ST 3: Students will use learning strategies to extend their communicative competence; Goal 2 ST 3: will use English to obtain, process, construct, and provide subject matter information in spoken and written form
4/16 - 20
| 1. Finish Self help books and presentation of material
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Welcome to the Communication Skills 2 page, Milton High School! Here is your week at a glance.
Goal 1 ST 3: Students will use learning strategies to extend their communicative competence; Goal 2 ST 3: will use English to obtain, process, construct, and provide subject matter information in spoken and written form
M
2/13 -17
| Legend of Sleepy Hollow Test – Wed
Reading/writing in the content areas: Document all work completed. Turn in documentation on Friday, with completed assignments
1. FOG Green, Unit 24: superlatives: read p. 247 with teacher, go over rules, pp.248-49; complete #1,2,3,4, pp. 250-52
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M
2/6
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Finish Legend of Sleepy Hollow reading guide, par 71-75;
Sleepy Hollow/grammar test Friday!
Essay: Laws of Life Final
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2/7
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ACCESS Read/Listen test
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W
2/8
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ACCESS Write Test
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2/9
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Legend Read Guide due
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2/10
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Legend Test
Essay Final Draft due
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Goal 1 ST 3: Students will use learning strategies to extend their communicative competence; Goal 2 ST 3: will use English to obtain, process, construct, and provide subject matter information in spoken and written form
M
1/30
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FOCUS: context clues/word meanings
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1/31
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Essay: Brainstorm values/then maxims
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2/1
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Essay: Choose maxim, brainstorm/plan/outline essay
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2/2
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Essay: Rough Draft
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2/3
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Essay: turn in rough draft
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Goal 3 ST 1: Students will use the appropriate language variety, register, and genre according to the audience, purpose, and setting (grammar)
Goal 1 ST 3: Students will use learning strategies to extend their communicative competence
Goal 1 ST 1: Students will use English to participate in social interaction (classroom procedures, Rosetta)
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1/16
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MLK DAY – NO SCHOOL
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1/17-20
| 1. Read and answer comprehension questions for The Legend of Sleepy Hollow2. FOGW Green, Unit 22: complete #1,2,3,4, pp. 95-98
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