Classroom Resources

Monday, January 8, 2018

Monday 01/08 Leadership - Big Rocks

Purpose:  I can become a better leader by identifying and prioritizing around my Big Rocks to help stay focused and save time & energy.
  1. Connection:  Overwhelmed
  2. Whole Group:  Put First Things First
  3. Application:  Big Rocks

Monday 01/08 Writing - Selection a Personal Narrative Draft to Develop and Publish

Purpose: I can review my personal narrative drafts and begin to develop, revise, proofread, and publish.
  1. Whole Group: Personal Narrative Review
  2. Independent Writing Time: Guided Rereading of Drafts
    • Reread your drafts and select one to develop
    • Finish telling your personal narrative
    • Think about the ways you could add to, revise, and improve it
    • Add sensory details and figurative language to help the reader imagine what's happening
  3. Be ready to share and confer with a partner

Monday 01/08 Morning Warm-Up

  1. Find your new seat.
  2. Monday Band Lessons: Check your lesson time
  3. Turn in your signed December Behavior Log to Mr. Erickson
  4. Have your Writing materials ready
  5. Practice your grammar and literacy skills at Quill.org:
    • Begin "Learning How to Use Commas"
    • Finish working on your capitalization skills

Friday, January 5, 2018

Friday 01/05 Math - Central Park

Purpose:  I can use algrebra to design parking lots.
  1. Warm-Up: Algebra Basics Video
  2. Activity: Central Park
  3. Homework: Missing Numbers in Equations Worksheet

Friday 01/05 Leadership - Consider Consequences

Purpose:  I can become a better leader by learning that considering consequences increases the probability of making the right choice.
  1. Connection:  When you pick up one end of a stick, you pick up the other
  2. Whole Group:  Consider Consequences
  3. Application:  Math Test Choices and Consequences
  4. Link:  Finalize our Class Goal

Friday 01/05 Writing - NaNoWriMo Book Cover Design

Purpose: I can write self-praise to include in my NaNoWriMo book cover design.
  1. Minilesson: Book Cover Examples
  2. Quick Write: Self Praise
    • Write pretend praise for your own novel that references characters and elements of your plot.
    • Praise statements should be as specific as possible, referencing book details whenever you can to give readers a taste of what’s in store between the covers!
  3. Application: Book Cover Design Outline
    • Using either blank paper or GoogleDrawings to design both the front and back cover.
    • Include the elements listed on the outline.
  4. Be ready to share!

Friday 01/05 Morning Warm-Up

  1. Turn in your signed December Behavior Log to Mr. Erickson
  2. Have your NaNoWriMo novel and materials ready
  3. To prepare for our writing activity, review/read:
    • The Reader Review Worksheet completed by your partner for YOUR novel.
    • YOUR finished NaNoWriMo novel, past the first 500 words.
  4. Be ready to think/write about your characters, setting, and elements of plot.