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This lesson plan focuses on engaging students through a series of bellringer activities designed to improve their writing and comprehension skills. Students will correct run-on sentences, fill in vocabulary blanks, and reflect on personal experiences. The activities guide them to confront both challenging academic material and their own narratives. By the end of the session, students will have practiced essential writing techniques while being encouraged to explore their thoughts and emotions through journal entries.
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12/3 Tues Bellringer Correct the run-on sentence. This next chapter has a lot of difficult information in it, you should start studying right away. I can help you with the unfamiliar vocabulary if you want me to.
12/4 Wed Bellringer Fill-in the blank with the correct vocabulary word. • Everyday the little girl was __________ by the vicious dog that barked and lunged at her as she walked to school. • His all painting filled with blood splattered bodies made his art teacher think is was a little _________________. • The different _____________ in our school sit at different tables in the cafeteria.
12/6 Bellringer Study for your quiz
After you are finished with your quiz… 1. Do journal entry #2. Chose one prompt to write about. If you had a deep, dark secret who would you want to share it with and why? OR Describe your most embarrassing moment. 2. Read up to page 46 and complete The First Marking Period reflection. Whatever you don’t finish today is homework due Monday.