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Hilde, Shane - English - Room 7101 - EX.

297101

March 8-12, 2010 Monday Tuesday Wednesday

Objective/Standard: Analyze Objective/Standard: Analyze Objective/Standard: Analyze


allegory and parable (RS 3.1). allegory and parable (RS 3.1). allegory and parable (RS 3.1).
Contrast the major literary forms, Contrast the major literary Contrast the major literary
techniques, and characteristics of forms, techniques, and forms, techniques, and
the major literary periods (RS characteristics of the major characteristics of the major
3.7a).
literary periods (RS 3.7a). literary periods (RS 3.7a).
Activity: Pair share discussion
Activity: Tolstoy quiz (BW). Activity: Tolstoy quiz (BW).
(BW). Connect discussion to
ENGL 12 Lecture on determining theme Lecture on theme and
Tolstoyʼs story (EDI). Review the
literary focus allegory and lecture and analyzing parables in “How analyzing parables in “How
on background of Tolstoy and his Much Land Does a Man Need? Much Land Does a Man
story (EDI). Introduce compare and Assessment: Quiz over lecture Need?
contrast essay. material. Students may use their Assessment: Quiz over
Assessment: Quiz over lecture notes. lecture material. Students
material. Students may use their may use their notes.
notes.

Pair discussion: Think of Homework: Read 754-756. Homework: Read 757-759.


something that youʼve really Quiz on Wednesday. Quiz on Thursday.
wanted and got. Discuss the
following questions about your
experience.

1. How long did your


Notes
satisfaction with getting your
desired object last?
2. What feelings came
afterward? Did they change?

Homework: Read LB 752-753.


Quiz on Tuesday.
Hilde, Shane - English - Room 7101 - EX. 297101

March 8-12, 2010 Thursday Friday Codes

Objective/Standard: Analyze Objective/Standard: Analyze BW= Bell work (Progress Monitoring)


CC= Concept Connector Study Guide
allegory and parable (RS 3.1). allegory and parable (RS 3.1; COMP= Computer Lab (Room 2101)
Contrast the major literary forms, 3.2). Contrast the major literary DI = Differentiated Instruction Activity
techniques, and characteristics forms, techniques, and EDI= Explicit Direct Instruction
of the major literary periods (RS characteristics of the major F= Final Exam
FA=Formative Assessment
3.7a). literary periods (RS 3.7a). GA= Group Activity
Activity: Tolstoy quiz (BW). Activity: Tolstoy quiz (BW). GM= Educational Game
ENGL 12 Lecture on tracing recurring Review of theme, allegory and GP= Group Project
HW = Homework
themes and analyzing parables parable in “How Much Land
IA = Informal Assessment
in “How Much Land Does a Man Does a Man Need?” (EDI). IP= Individual Project
Need? Literary Response and Analysis LIB= Library Visit/Research
Assessment: Quiz over lecture worksheet (IP). PA = Progress Assessment
material. Students may use their Assessment: Quiz over lecture
notes. material. Students may use their
notes.

Homework: Read 760-762. Quiz Homework: None PP = Presentation Express (Power


Point)
on Thursday. QS= Mindpoint Quiz Show (Review
DUE: Tolstoy quizzes. Game)
R= Research Opportunity
RA= Review Activity
RE= Reteaching Activity
RP= Role Play Activity
Notes SAVI = Systematic Academic
Vocabulary Instruction
SDAIE= Use of SDAIE Strategy
SG = CA Standards Reading and Note
taking Study Guide (work book)
SH= Skills Handbook
SP= Speech/Speaking Presentation

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