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Nov. 29- Dec. 3, 2021

INTENSIVE READING

MON: Read "Novels" p. 146-47. Learn about Freytag's Model of Novels - discuss parts of a novel. Students will make 2 Freytag's Models of their favorite book or movie.

TUE: Read and discuss "Literary Nonfiction" p. 150-151. Complete a Word Map on the vocabulary words on page 152. Read "Primary Lessons" p. 153-161.

WED: Continue reading "Primary Lessons" p. 153-161. Discuss the story. Complete Reading Wrap-Up questions p.162-3.

THU: Finish Reading Wrap-Up questions p.162-3 - Study Island.

FRI: Finish Reading Wrap-Up questions p.162-3 - Study Island.


JOURNALISM

MON - FRI: Work on newsletter and yearbook.



 
 
 

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