November 9-13th, 2026
1st Period:6th Grade ELA
Monday: Expository Essay- R.A.F.T.
Tuesday: Paynes Prairie Field Trip
Wednesday: Veterans Day-No School
Thursday: Expository Essay -Read a News Story
Friday: Expository Essay-Research Gathering Grid
4th Period:6th/8th Grade US History
Monday: Finish Up Revolutionary Packet/ Discuss Revolutionary War Poster
Tuesday: Field Trip to Paynes Prairie
Wednesday: Veterans Day-No School
Thursday: Revolutionary War Poster Project
Friday: Revolutionary War Poster Project
5th Period: 6/7 Reading
Monday:R.1.2.- Theme
Tuesday: Paynes Prairie Field Trip
Wednesday: Veterans Day-No School
Thursday:R.1.1-Literary Elements: Reading Prose and Poetry
Friday: Percey Jackson Ch.15 and 16 Vocabulary
7th Period: 8-10th grade Reading
Monday: R.1.2.- Theme
Tuesday: Paynes Prairie Field Trip
Wednesday: Early Release
Thursday: R.1.1-Literary Elements: Reading Prose and Poetry
Friday: Make-Up/Catch-Up Workday
Critical Thinking/STEM Weekly Goals
Monday: Material & Spatial Management
• Objective: "I can systematically organize my STEM materials to prepare for efficient laboratory work."
• Daily Action Verbiage: "I will prove I can do this by using my color-coded inventory checklist to sort, count, and return all STEM project components to their matching labeled bins.
Tuesday: Task Planning & Deconstruction
• Objective: "I can break down a complex STEM challenge into manageable daily tasks."
• Daily Action Verbiage: "I will prove I can do this by extracting a multi-step lab prompt and breaking it into three microscopic, chronological action steps before starting my project.
Wednesday: Early Release
Thursday: Metacognitive Troubleshooting
• Objective: "I can use critical thinking to independently troubleshoot errors in my workflow or design."
• Daily Action Verbiage: "I will prove I can do this by using the 'Pause and Pivot' diagnostic flowchart to isolate exactly one variable when my STEM project fails, recording my adjustment on my tracker."
Friday: Time Management & Calibration
• Objective: "I can accurately estimate and self-monitor the time required to complete my project.”
• Daily Action Verbiage: "I will prove I can do this by writing down a predicted time limit, tracking my progress using a visual digital timer, and logging the actual time elapsed to compare the difference."


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