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    8 Grade Reading Seminar Weekly Point Sheet: How Does Reading Lead To Lifelong Learning?

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    This document outlines a weekly point sheet for an 8th grade reading seminar class. It breaks the class into three sections - beginning, middle, and end of the hour - and assigns point values for daily participation and preparation in each section. The guiding question for the class is "How does reading lead to lifelong learning?". Students are expected to come prepared with novels and notebooks for heterogeneous literature circle activities focused on extending their understanding of texts.

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    This document outlines a weekly point sheet for an 8th grade reading seminar class. It breaks the class into three sections - beginning, middle, and end of the hour - and assigns point values for daily participation and preparation in each section. The guiding question for the class is "How does reading lead to lifelong learning?". Students are expected to come prepared with novels and notebooks for heterogeneous literature circle activities focused on extending their understanding of texts.

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    8th grade Reading Student Name_______________ Seminar Weekly Point Sheet This point sheet, along with author

    study, thematic unit, and your inquiry-based project assignments, will make up your grade for the semester. Please come prepared to class daily with your novels and your three-ring notebook (notebook can be kept in my classroom). Guiding Question How does reading lead to lifelong learning? Class Organization Beginning of the Hour 5 points per day What is it? Homogenous based on strengths and needs Set goals and evaluate progress. What does it look like? Review schedule Student seated quiet and is paying attention to read -aloud by teacher. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

    Middle Of Hour: per day What is it? Heterogeneous

    5 points

    Focus on aspects of text Read, write, and talk about what is read Work on projects to extend learning While Teacher - Observes/Listens/Records -Small Group Interaction - Conferences

    What does it look like?

    Student Literature Circles -Reading -Writing -Discussing

    Student is actively engaged in activity, is on task, and is respectful of the learning community Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

    End of Hour: day Closure/Reflection What does it look like? Exit slip (written or verbal) Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday

    5 points per

    Friday

    Total for the week:

    ________/_________

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