Tuesday 10/1

10 minutes of reading

Read through story numbers 2, 3 and 4

In Reader's notebook answer the questions below:

What are the "ethics of living Jim Crow"? In other words, what were the unwritten rules for Richard Wright as he lived in this time period? Refer to one story to illustrate how he learned this rule. End by commenting on the unwritten rule and whether you think there are any like it still around.

HW: Answer the questions above thoroughly in your reader's notebook. Prefer to answer flipgrid style? Here is a link  This counts too.

Monday 9/30

SOC
10 minutes of blissful reading

We will finish story #1 and discuss LW attempts.

HW: read 20 minutes take post its

Thursday 9/26

Today you will take the STAR test and read independently with post its for the remainder of the period.
HW: 20 minutes of reading

Wednesday 9/25

SOC
10 minutes of peaceful reading

Finish p 1 of story
draft a pseudo long write

finish story # 1

HW; read 20 minutes and take post its

Tuesday 9/23

10 minutes of reading

We will read The Ethics of Living Jim Crow Story 1 taking post its as we go.

Practice writing long about a post it...

HW: 20 minutes of reading with post its

Monday 9/23

SOC

10 minute reading

Longwrite first paragraph check

Finish writing the rest of your longwrite.

HW: 20 minutes of reading and post its.

Friday

I will collect your SS reaction assignment

10 minute reading

 (5) Read through Longwrite directions

(2) read sample longwrite

(5-7)Use the directions and label each part.

(2)look over Longwrite transitions

Split into pairs and take out "Charles" and get 1 computer per group
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(15)Work together to choose a post it from "Charles" to write long about
Create a google doc, share it with me and with Mrs. Gotham.
Put both names on top and working together, craft your practice longwrite.

(10)We will share out your work and learn from it.

(15)Your turn, on page 6 of your RN put today's date and LW#1 at the top of the page
Choose a post it (not further than 20 pages back from where you are right now) and write your first longwrite. 

HW: Finish the first paragraph of LW #1 if you didn't in class. NO ASSIGNED READING this weekend.