The document outlines the semester II plans for an Honors Sophomore English class. It includes the following agendas:
1. Analyzing a poem called "Burning the Old Year" and writing creatively using it as a mentor text.
2. Working on annotated bibliographies for research papers by practicing logical fallacies, taking notes, and beginning to compose the bibliographies.
3. Reviewing introduction paragraphs, conferencing about drafts, and beginning to write body paragraphs for research papers.
4. Finishing body paragraphs, reviewing conclusion paragraphs, revising papers, and turning the papers into presentations.
The document outlines the semester II plans for an Honors Sophomore English class. It includes the following agendas:
1. Analyzing a poem called "Burning the Old Year" and writing creatively using it as a mentor text.
2. Working on annotated bibliographies for research papers by practicing logical fallacies, taking notes, and beginning to compose the bibliographies.
3. Reviewing introduction paragraphs, conferencing about drafts, and beginning to write body paragraphs for research papers.
4. Finishing body paragraphs, reviewing conclusion paragraphs, revising papers, and turning the papers into presentations.
The document outlines the semester II plans for an Honors Sophomore English class. It includes the following agendas:
1. Analyzing a poem called "Burning the Old Year" and writing creatively using it as a mentor text.
2. Working on annotated bibliographies for research papers by practicing logical fallacies, taking notes, and beginning to compose the bibliographies.
3. Reviewing introduction paragraphs, conferencing about drafts, and beginning to write body paragraphs for research papers.
4. Finishing body paragraphs, reviewing conclusion paragraphs, revising papers, and turning the papers into presentations.
The document outlines the semester II plans for an Honors Sophomore English class. It includes the following agendas:
1. Analyzing a poem called "Burning the Old Year" and writing creatively using it as a mentor text.
2. Working on annotated bibliographies for research papers by practicing logical fallacies, taking notes, and beginning to compose the bibliographies.
3. Reviewing introduction paragraphs, conferencing about drafts, and beginning to write body paragraphs for research papers.
4. Finishing body paragraphs, reviewing conclusion paragraphs, revising papers, and turning the papers into presentations.
January 3/4 Bell Ringer: Agenda: 1. List some things you accomplished in 2022, big or small 1. Independent analysis of “Burning the Old Year” 2. Turn and talk discussion of “Burning the Old 2. List things you had intended to accomplish in 2022, but Year did not get to. 3. Whole Group 1-2-3 Annotation of “Burning the Old Year” 3. Think of something you’ve burned recently - a candle, a 4. SEL brain break: Students will (metaphorically) marshmallow, something in the oven, etc. Was burning it burn anything they want to from “the old year” intentional or accidental? Describe what burning this object looked like, sounded like, smelled like, felt like, (2022). and/or tasted like. How did you feel about burning it? 5. Creative Writing: Write a poem using “Burning the Old Year” as a mentor text. 4. List what you would burn from 2022 if you could. Consider physical things as well as relationships, habits, memories, grades, worries, experiences, conversations, etc. January 5/6 Bell Ringer: Agenda:
Logical Fallacies Quizlet set 2 1. Annotated bibliography notes
practice 2. Students will begin composing the annotated bibliography for the research paper they began in December. 3. January 9/10 Bell Ringer: Agenda: Logical Fallacies Quizlet set 2 practice 1. Finish annotated bibliographies 2. Complete the source evaluation checklist for each source January 11 Complete I-Ready or read independently (Mrs. Newman was absent this day). January 12/13 Bell Ringer: Agenda:
1. Notes over introduction paragraphs (review)
Persuasion in Images (ads) 2. Students will spend 20 minutes composing the analysis questions first draft of their introduction paragraphs. 3. I will conference with each student about their introduction for the rest of class. While students wait for me to come to them, they will fill out the self evaluation checklist and complete three choice board activities to prepare them for writing body paragraphs later in the week. (Choice board is on the agenda linked on this slide’s date.) January 17/18 Bell Ringer: Agenda:
Complete 2 more choice board 1. Write topic sentences for body
activities while I finish conferencing paragraphs. with students regarding 2. Conference with me about topic introductions. sentences and paper outline. 3. Begin writing body paragraphs. January 19/20 Bell Ringer: Agenda:
None (students began immediately 1. Finish writing body paragraphs
on body paragraphs.) January 23/24 Bell Ringer: Agenda:
Complete body paragraph self 1. Review writing conclusion paragraphs
evaluation checklist. 2. Complete Self Evaluation Checklist for the conclusion 3. Revision Stations January 25/26 Bell Ringer: Agenda:
Submit research paper final drafts 1. Turn papers into a presentation