Ms. Gage's Homework Board

STUDENTS: Please click on this link and take Hart’s brief survey. Thanks. Hart’s Internet Survey 
 
READING: IR Book
WRITING: Revise and review Persuasive Essay notes from today.
GRAMMAR: p.154 : Ex.  7
SPELLING: p. 140: ODD
VOCABULARY: Column 3
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p.28-29 and review. SG Timeline. Finish ISN p. 12-13 if necessary.

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING: Persuasive notes: review and add as needed.
GRAMMAR: p.151 : Ex. 5
SPELLING: p. 139:  EVEN
VOCABULARY: Column 3
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p.22-27: SG Questions; ISN: p. 12-13

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING:
GRAMMAR: p.149 : Ex. 3
SPELLING: 5X and get signature
VOCABULARY: Column 1
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p.19-22; SG Terms; ISN p. 12-13

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING: Review your narrative notes
GRAMMAR: p. 143: Ex. 31-40
SPELLING: p.134 : ODD
VOCABULARY: Column 3
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p.249-251; SG Timeline; ISN: p. 153-154

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING: Review and edit your two weeks of Narrative notes (yes, we finally finished.)
GRAMMAR: p.141 : Ex. 1,2,3,4,8,11-15
SPELLING: p. 133: EVEN
VOCABULARY: Column 2
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p.245-248; SG Questions; ISN p. 150-153
Work on your portion of your group’s fan.

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING: Review (and edit) your Narrative notes
GRAMMAR: p.138 : Ex. 4
SPELLING: 5X and get signature
VOCABULARY: Column 1 (if you did not use class time wisely)
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p.241-244; SG Terms

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING:  Narrative notes
GRAMMAR: p. 136-137: Review A
SPELLING: p. :
VOCABULARY: Column 4
SOCIAL STUDIES: Study for test
REMINDER: Scheduling form is due Friday.

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING: Narrative notes
GRAMMAR: p. 133-134: Ex. 3
SPELLING: p. 128: ODD
VOCABULARY: Column 3
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p. 237-239: SG Timeline and review

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING:
GRAMMAR: p.132 : Ex. 2
SPELLING: p. 127: Even
VOCABULARY: Column 2
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p. 233-236: SG Questions

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.

READING: IR Book
WRITING: Narrative notes
GRAMMAR: p.130-131 : Ex. 1
SPELLING: 5X and get signature
VOCABULARY: Column 1 (If you did not finish during class.)
SOCIAL STUDIES: Read* p.229-232; SG Terms
REMINDER: No school on Monday for students (teacher work day.)

* Reading a textbook is quite different from the way a novel is read. Be sure you can answer any question and explain any specialized vocabulary in the study guide or book without looking back. When you can do that, you have read it enough for today. If you cannot do that, read it again. The number of times you will need to re-read content material will vary, depending upon the subject and difficulty of the text, as well as your previous knowledge of the material, but I would recommend a minimum of three times.