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Q1 - week 6/10

Day 1
Tue. 09/01/15 - Friday Schedule
Wed. 09/02/15 - Z Schedule (like Thu.)

Do Now:  In your INB, write a 50-65 word reflection on your performance on the Socratic Seminar from last week - if you were absent, reflect on your drafting and revision process throughout the EA1
Agenda:
>  As always, attach your weekly sheets to your INB
>  Continued compliments on previous Soc Sem - improve by citing the text 
>  Zac Efron - potential Transcendentalist?
"'Imitation is suicide,' Emerson said that."  Who is Emerson?
>  Revisit p.258 - Emerson's "Self-Reliance" and continue with Thoreau's "Where I Lived and What I Lived For"
>  Sustained Silent Reading
    >  Stamp Check happening during
    >  Character Development Graphic Organizer for Chris -  to prepare for an Argument claiming that he is either "a reckless idiot, a wacko, a narcissist" or someone with "courage and noble ideals."
>  Sample sentences with a Claim and Reason
Target Practice:  Using one of the quotes above, write a 1 sentence Claim and Reason about Chris McCandless.  Do this in your INB.
HW:
>  IR Section 4 on chpts. 8-10 Due Friday by midnight if electronic - by the end of the day if not


Day 2
Thu. 09/03/15 & Fri. 08/04/15
Agenda:
>  Turn in Federal Survey Card & Internet User Agreement
>  Unpacking EA2 (MGRP)
    >  Handout - attach to your INB
    >  SB 4.17 on pp. 301, 339-400
>  Finish Day 1 - Claim/Reason
>  Sustained Silent Reading - if there is time
Target Practice:  In your INB, write a 45 word explanation of your EA2.
HW:
>  IR Section 4 on chpts. 8-10 Due Friday by midnight if electronic - by the end of the day if not
>  Write out 2 possible  people, 2 possible events, and 2 possible movements that you could explore in your MGRP and be ready to share these with the class next class

Q1 - week 5/10

Day 3
Thu. 08/27/15 & Fri. 08/28/15 
Do Now:  In your INB, prepare Two Column notes like you did last class - Heard/Would Like to Hear - AND get your SB book open to pp. 267-268
Agenda:
>  Great work on the first Soc Sem!!!  Improve with more text references
>  Soc Sem with a Transcendental Twist
    >  SB 4.4 on pp. 267-268
    >  "The Oxbow" by Thomas Cole
    >  "Kindred Spirits" by Durand Asher
>  Either:
    >  Read ITW
    >  Work on IR
    >  Work on EA1
Target Practice:  Fist to 5 - beginning to understand the Transcendentalist ideals
HW:  
>  EA2 Final Draft Due at Midnight on Friday 08/28/2015
>  Independent Reading Sections 3 (chpts. 6-7) Due at Midnight on Friday 08/28/2015
>  ITW - read chapters 8-10 Due Day 1 of week 6

Q1 - week 4/10 - 4 days - no Fri.

Day 1
Mon. 08/17/15  - D (thu)
Tue. 08/18/15 - E (fri)
Do Now:  In your INB, write 1-3 sentences describing what you think "Self-Reliance" means (your connotation) - (2 min.)
Agenda:
>  While 1st Draft Conferences happen:
    >  Organize your INB & glue your SB cover - (10 min.)
    >  4.2 on p. 258 - "Self-Reliance" 
        >  Read and Annotate paragraphs 1-3 (10  SILENT min.)
        >  Discuss Transcendentalist ideas in those paragraphs with neighbor - (5 min.)
    >  ITW - read SILENTLY - no headphones - (remaining time)
Target Practice:  In your INB, using 5 words from SB paragraphs 1-3, summarize the Transcendentalist idea of "Self-Reliance"
Hw:
>  Revise EA2 - 2nd Draft Due at the end of Day 2
>  Independent Reading Sections 1 & 2 DUE 8/22 (remember that the sections are not the chapter numbers - chapters 1-5 due this week)

Optional:  Try to use the ideas associated with "Self-Reliance" in your EA2


Day 2 - E
Wed. 08/05/15 - Z
Thu. 08/06/15 - D (thu)

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Do Now:  In your INB, draw a Venn Diagram in preparation for a compare/contrast exercise (2 min.)
Agenda:
>  4.4 on p. 266 - Read "In the Depths of Solitude"(3 min.)
    >  Compare/Contrast in your Venn Diagram (3 min.)
    >  Words and ideas from "Self-Reliance" paragraphs 1-3  and this poem go into the Venn D
    >  NEXT LEVEL - Add a 3rd circle and com/con Alexander Supertramp's ideas (p.257)
>  Literature Circles 
    >  Group groundrules - 5 in a group - chairs face       
    >  Warm up by discussing your Venn Diagrams (8 min.)
    >  Roles = Discussion Director, Literary Luminary, Connector, Vocabulary Enricher, Illustrator
    >  Assign roles for next week's discussion of ITW (5 min.)
    >  SILENTLY prepare for ITW Chapters 1-5 
>  Finishing touches on EA2 - DUE TODAY!
    >  Last name, First, period #, EA1 Personal Essay
Target Practice:  In your INB, write 1 sentence explaining how Tupac's poem represents Transcendentalist ideas
Hw:
>  Independent Reading Sections 1 & 2 DUE 8/22
>  Review ITW chapters 1-5 for Socratic Seminar next week
>  Complete your Literature Circle section to help prepare for the Socratic Seminar

Q1 - week3

Day 1
Mon. 08/10/15 & Tue. 08/11/15
Do Now:   Staple your yellow weekly sheet into your INB.  Then, on your Stamp Tracker for Week 2:
                >  count and write your total
                >  do the reflection and goal
Agenda:
>  Europe Trip...
>  Into the Wild (ITW) Preview
>  SpringBoard Intro
    >  Last Name on the Bottom of SB - return pens please
    >  place sticky notes on p. 253 and p. 299
    >  annotations in your SB
>  10 min. Timed Writing in your INB - anything related to EA1
>  While you write, Herendeen and Long are checking:
    > Stamp Tracker for Week 2 
    >  HW - your SB cover 
Target Practice:  Fist to 5 to rank your understanding of the EA1 requirements 
Hw:  
>  Reading:  ITW chapter 1
>  Writing:  EA1 - 1st Draft Due Fri. 08/14 @ midnight

Optional:

Day 2
Tue. 08/11/15 & Wed. 08/12/15
Do Now:  8 min. Timed Writing in your INB - anything related to EA1
Agenda:
>  Independent Reading NEW Options
>  ITW Discussion
>  Samples on side of blog
>  SB 4.2  on pp. 257 - 264 - continue
    >  Annotate for:  UT's, words with multi connotations, Transcendentalist ideas, + or -
    >  1st Socratic Seminar on Transcendentalist ideas
 Target Practice:  5 min. Timed Writing - anything related to EA1
Hw:
>  Reading:  ITW chapter 2
>  Writing:  EA1 - 1st Draft Due Fri. 08/14 @ midnight
Optional:  Read ahead in ITW

Day 3
Thu. 08/13/15 & Fri. 08/14/15
Do Now:   Complete your Stamp Tracker for Week 3:
                >  count and write your total - out of 3 possible
                >  do the reflection and goal for next week
Agenda:
>  Independent Reading NEW Options
>  SB 4.15 on pp. 293-295 - quick read as sample - be prepared to revisit this later 
    >  Annotate for:  UT's, words with multi connotations, Transcendentalist ideas, + or -
Target Practice:  In your INB, write out 2-3 ideas you got from today's reading or the sample student EA1
Hw:  
>  Reading:  ITW chapters 3-5
>  Writing:  EA1 - 1st Draft Due Fri. 08/14 @ midnight
Optional:  Read ahead in ITW
 https://www.vocabtest.com/high_school/junior.php

Unit 2

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Q1 - week 2 - Day 2 Tue. 08/04/15 & Wed. 08/05/15

Day 2
Tue. 08/04/15 & Wed. 08/05/15

Do Now:  Label your INB with today's date and the heading "Searching for Meaning." - 1

Agenda:
>  Syllabus - 5
>  Quick review - 10
    >  terms we've discussed:  UT, connotation, denotation, Transcendentalism, Pursuit of Happiness
>  Unpack EA1 - 15
    >  staple the EA1 handout into INB
    >  place sticky note/tab on p. 253 and p. 299
    >  together = pp. 253-256, parter = pp. 299-300
>  SB 4.2  on pp. 257 - 264 (I know, I'm time challenged) - 25
>  INB 8 min. Timed Writing - Writing Prompt - p. 259 

Target Practice:  In you INB, score your writing - 5
>  Summary = 4/3/2/1
>  Personal Connection = 4/3/2/1
>  Support = 4/3/2/1

Hw:  
1.  Get your syllabus signed
2.  List 10 possible ideas you could write about in your EA1

Optional:  cover for your SB includes Full Name, Period, your view of the Pursuit of Happiness (school approps) - Due Day 1 next week

Q1 - week 2/10

Day 1 (60 min.)
Mon. 08/03/15 & Tue. 08/04/15

Do Now:  Find the handout with Universal Topics and Transcendentalism on it, Highlight or Underline any of the Universal Topics that interest you for whatever reason. - 3
Agenda:
>  Turn in all signed paperwork from the folder - 2
>  New Seats - 3
>  New Rules after P6 unfortunate incident - 2
>  New SpringBoard texts - 5
    > write last name & period on bottom
>  New Stamp Tracker into INB (no INB = write on paper and staple into INB when you have it - see me if you need help getting one) - 3
>  Hw check - anyone want to share aloud - 5
>  Finish UT to intro connotation vs. denotation - 10
    >  pick one of the UT's you marked, define it in your own words, write out any other possible interpretation
>  Intro Transcendentalism - 10
    >  attach the 1 pager into INB
    >  connections to Pursuit of Happiness or UT's or Dream/Vision Boards from last year?
>  Unpack EA1 - 15
    >  place sticky note/tab on p. 253 and p. 299
    >  together = pp. 253-256, parter = pp. 299-300 
Target Practice: Fist to 5 @:  UT, Connotation, Denotation, Transcendentalism, Pursuit of Happiness - 2
Hw:  Paraphrase today's main ideas into 30 words or less in your INB
Optional:  look up and write out definitions for any of the ideas in the target practice - do this in your INB

Day 2
Tue. 08/04/15 & Wed. 08/05/15

Do Now:  Label your INB with today's date and the heading "Searching for Meaning." - 1
Agenda:
>  Syllabus - 5
>  Quick review - 10
    >  terms we've discussed
>  Unpack EA1 - 15
    >  place sticky note/tab on p. 253 and p. 299
    >  together = pp. 253-256, parter = pp. 299-300
>  SB 4.2  on pp. 257 - 264 (I know, I'm time challenged) - 25
>  INB 8 min. Timed Writing - Writing Prompt - p. 259 
Target Practice:  In you INB, score your writing - 5
>  Summary = 4/3/2/1
>  Personal Connection = 4/3/2/1
>  Support = 4/3/2/1
Hw:  
1.  Get your syllabus signed
2.  List 10 possible ideas you could write about in your EA1
Optional:  cover for your SB includes Full Name, Period, your view of the Pursuit of Happiness (school approps) - Due Day 1 next week

Day 3
Thu. 08/06/15 & Fri. 08/07/15

Do Now:  In your INB, list one test taking strategy you know of or have used
Agenda:
>  Write your Name, Period # on the baggie and use it to keep your book, Into the Wild, safe and clean
>  STAR Assessment - Pre-game Pep Talk, Game, Debrief
    >  http://tinyurl.com/kkhsstar
    >  select "I'm a Student"
    >  user name:  first name.last name (niccole.long)
    >  password:  birthday (1/1/1999)
    >  STAR Reading - click "Start"
    >  practice questions then test begins
>  When finished:  
    >  In your INB, write a 2-3 sentence reflection on the test itself and your performance on it (this is the Debrief)
    >  Complete your Target Practice
    >  Start on your HW
    >  Silent Reading when finished - Into the Wild (ITW)
Target Practice:  In your INB, write a 2-4 sentence Pre-game Pep Talk for Longo to use next time - make it better than mine!
Hw:  cover for your SB includes Full Name, Period, your view of the Pursuit of Happiness (school approps) - Due Day 1 next week
Optional:  https://www.vocabtest.com/high_school/junior.php

Unit 1

Make sure to enter your full name in the box at the top on the summary page, and my e-mail at the bottom: nlong@kkhs.k12.hi.us  

It's a good idea to e-mail it to yourself as well, just in case there's a problem getting to me.