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GIFFORD C. COLE MIDDLE SCHOOL WEEKLY LESSON PLAN Teacher: Mrs. Conlin Course: 7th Grade ELA/ELA-H Period(s): 3,4,5,6 Week of: 10/22/12 Weekly Focus/Content Area: Verbs, Spelling, Vocabulary, Response to Literature Content/Performance Standard(s) and Essential Learning Objective(s) LC 1.0: Apply: bases And affixes R1.0: know and understand Greek, Latin, and Anglo-Saxon roots and affixes Classroom Activities & Assignments Where do you add the suffixes ance/ant and ence/ent? What does a suffix do to a word? HW: Complete Spelling Lesson 11 Complete Vocabulary Lesson #10 AR Reading/Reading Log LC 1.0: Identify all parts of speech Cornell Notes: Spelling Cornell Notes: Vocabulary “Names/Nombres” – complete pgs. 35 -37 Essential Questions Cornell Notes: Action Verbs and Objects Guided Practice: Language Network pg. 97 How do action verbs complete their meaning? HW: Complete Grammar ws pgs. 79-80 AR Reading/Reading Log W 2.2: Write response to Literature Cornell Notes: Response to Literature (Literature Book pg. 75) Read Analyzing a Student Model pgs. 76-77 What is the purpose for writing a response to literature? HW: AR Reading/Reading Log W 2.2: Write response to Literature Response to Literature: “Thank You M’am” -Character Chart -Theme Outline -Story Map What is the purpose for writing a response to literature? HW: AR Reading/Reading Log Study for Spelling/Vocabulary/Verb Quiz W 2.2: Write response to Literature Response to Literature: “Thank You M’am” -Write practice essay using template What is the purpose for writing a response to literature? HW: AR Reading/Reading Log 1. January 2007. All other versions are obsolete. Due to the office by 8:30 am on the first day of each school week. GIFFORD C. COLE MIDDLE SCHOOL WEEKLY LESSON PLAN Next Week’s Focus/Content Area: Word Origins, Verbs, Response to Literature 1. January 2007. All other versions are obsolete. Due to the office by 8:30 am on the first day of each school week.