Monday, 10 December 2012

December 11, 2012

I'm not feeling too great, so here is my sub plan for what should happen on Tuesday!

Period 1—AP 20s
They started a timed write yesterday that many of them need to finish.  They are welcome to about half of the class to complete this, but I don’t want them to take much more than that.  They have to learn time management skills in their writing.  For the remainder of the class when they get finished, they can use it as a “clean-up” class.  They have a “take” due on Friday and also need to have their novel completed for tomorrow’s class (it’s about half and half—many are reading Life of Pi and the rest are reading Huckleberry Finn).  We’ll be starting our study of this tomorrow. 
Period 2—AP 30

Jon Farrell (Eli’s intern) is teaching this.  They are just at the closet scene, so there is a lot going on.
Period 3—AP 10

We started Animal Farm yesterday, and their assignment was introduced.  There is a paper copy of the assignment that I’d like to be handed out.  They get computer time to start on this tomorrow.  In the meantime, I’d like you to go over some of the info/analysis of the novella. 
Show the students the power point. Some of this info may help them with their assignment.  Once that is finished, they can start planning out their assignment.  We don’t have the computer lab until tomorrow, but they still have to decide what character and then they can start making a list of characteristics of their chose.  I was going to choose for them, but since I’m not there, they can choose from:  Squealer, Old Major, Napoleon, Boxer, Snowball, Mollie, Farmer Jones, Moses, the dogs, and any other characters I’m just not thinking of.  Encourage them to not all choose the same one.  If I find that they have, I will have to assign new characters when I come back tomorrow. 

Period 4--History 10
We are continuing with the French Revolution.  We’ve been watching a fabulous documentary.  The kids have about 20 minutes left to go to watch the documentary.  They are supposed to be taking notes down as they watch.  Once they are finished watching it, as a class, we share our notes and discuss what we learned.  This will probably take most of the class.  If they finish a bit early, there are a few that need to do the questions that were assigned the other day when Mrs. Adelman was in.  If they are finished everything, they can start DEAR time early.  In case you can’t find the documentary, this should be the address you need. 


 

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