Sunday, August 26, 2012

Monday



Week 2  
 Thursday

  • Hang up back packs 
  • Take out Homework 
  • Get Pencils Sharpened 
  • Introduce Classroom Economy Fines 
  • No Homework you will be fined
  • Review Class Jobs


All About Us 
Whose birthday went to Las Vegas this Summer?


Calendar Math

Mental Math

 Mathematician Statements: Mathematicians ask themselves questions.
Mini Lesson: 
 Create a flow map to explain the process of rounding as we create each part of this flow map I want you to ask yourself a question.
Guided Practice
Module B Pages 14-15
Khan Academy Video
http://www.khanacademy.org/math/arithmetic/multiplication-division/v/rounding-whole-numbers-1

TIPS: Jake rounded 5,645,126 to the nearest hunred thousand as 5, 700, 00. What was his mistake?

Strategic Groups:
Based on quick checks and quiz

RECESS 10:20-10:40


Shared Reading
10:40-10:50

Monday-  Re read and introduce
Wednesday – Read passage discuss vocabulary
Thursday-  Read Passage discuss word patterns
Friday- word of the day from passage


 
Reading
10:50-11:30
Monday - Mini Lesson: Fact of Opinion ( leveled text )
Tuesday ( PE) Mini lesson Passage Response ( finish passage response)
Wednesday - Mini Lesson: Vocabulary Words  write a sentence for each vocabulary word-  PB pg 10
Thursday - Mini Lesson: Vocabulary Words  write a sentence for each vocabulary word-  PB pg 10
Friday - Mini Lesson: Inference ( PB PG 11)



Monday  -
Mini Lesson Fact and Opinion    Reveiw
“ Specifically, I want to teach you tath when adults are reading  historical fiction books, we find that sometimes we are taking up information(facts) we’d need to know on mind bulletin boards. At the start of our books, there was so much information flying past us as we read that we felt as if a lot of our mind work was spent catching the important stuff and almost sorting it so that we began to grasp the who, what, where, when, and why the of the book. Or the facts. Today we are working on facts and why they are facts.

 Let’s re- read  The French connection with a partner and discuss 3 facts you found. And then do they  answer any of the who where what why  questions.

Independent practice: Fact Opinion

Approaching Strategic Group

Conferences

WRITING 11:40-12:05
Mini Lesson
  “ Today, I want to continue our work about strectching out one part of your story, the part that is the real purpose. So one way to really figure out what is the purpose is to create several time lines as you look at your flow maps ask yourself, Maybe my story will go liek this or maybe like this .  When you do this you might find that you may want to start your story at a different spot.

Guided
Teach your partner your story flow map and tell them where your story will begin. Ask them if they think this is a great place to start.

Strategy Group
Ideas

12:05 - 12:45 LUNCH

12:45-1:45 SCIENCE

Monday
So today I want to review the Ecosystem Rubric with you so you understand and can begin to check of the things you have in your projects. The rubric can serve as your table of contents for your project

Anchor chart – bullets, photos, highlight vocab etc...

Social StudiesScience 1:45 -2:35
Unit of Study: Map Skills
Monday
Mini Lesson
Review Rubric to organize your thinking.

Guided Practice
Show locations on the map and recreate

Independent Practice
Maps
Strategic Groups



Accuracy Word Study
2:30-2:45

Word Study differentiated by student need
Monday
Whole group reveiew words on spelling city and pass out word list and bags
Tuesday
  1. Independent Open Sort

Thursday
1. Closed Sort
Friday
 Glue Sort in Reading notebook
Take a spelling test
If you finish
Play word sort games on spelling city
Color cards or
Word Study Focus Areas ) Monthly)
Approaching

Grade Level

Beyond

Test Words:
 
Reading – Check how many pages read in agenda
Lang Arts
Practice book Page 11 Inference
Math
Practice book pages on rounding
Science
Wrtite a fact about one living thing in your ecosystem
Social S
Where is this look up this  on the internet or ask a friend it is a fun place to visit  33* 48’ N/ 117* 55’ 8” W
Reading
Read Ar book 20 min Right down number of pages read
Word  S
Write the word study words 3 times

AGENDA/ HOMEWORK/ JOBS 2:45-2:55

DISMISSAL

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Thursday

Week 2  
 Thursday

  • Hang up back packs 
  • Take out Homework 
  • Get Pencils Sharpened 
  • Introduce Classroom Economy Fines 
  • No Homework you will be fined
  • Review Class Jobs


All About Us 
Whose birthday went to Las Vegas this Summer?

Math  *8:25 
Instrumental Presentation

Calendar Math
Mini Lesson: Mental Math Place Value Strategies


Independent Practice
TIPS: What’s that greatest number can you create  that can be created that is less than 700,000 with the digit nine in the hundreds place?
*write the value of the underlined digit



Multiplication Number Rolls( skip counting)
RECESS 10:20-10:40
Shared Reading 
Have you Filled a Bucket?


P E 10:40-11:40

BRAIN BREAK: CHA CHA 



Thursday –
Mini Lesson
 Yesterday readers we really paused and began to think really deeply about a historical fiction passage and developed an idea about the story. Once we have an idea of what a story is about our mind changes and we begin to read the story a little different we read it almost like we have sun glasses on. We read on with our interpretaion in mind and we say Ah yes  or huh no way That does not fit  Doing this is one way that we continue to develop our ideas. So today I want you to focus on some vocabulary words

VOCAB WORDS
Opportunity border strikes boycott  ecosystem

I want you to create 4 circle maps to define these words. Here is an example. I gave you 5 words that fit our passage and one does not. You need to think about the story and decide which words fit the story. Those are the only 4 circle maps I want to see in your notebook. If the word made you think Huh  That does not fit. Do not create a circle map for it.

Approaching    vocab quick check passage response
 Grade Level    vocabulary
Conferences


Writing Workshop  11:40 -12:05
Unit of Study – Personal Narrative
Mini Lesson
Today I want to help you to stop and think about not what to write by how to wrtite. I want to teach you this: everything that you did to revise and edit in third grade is now part of what you need to do as a fourth grade writer naturally.

Anchor chart List writing skills learned in 3rd Grade
Rough Draft

Strategic Group  Sentence fluency



  LUNCH 12:05-12:45

Science 12:45 -1:45
Unit of Study: Ecosystem

We dont do research just to become fact combers collecting facts like a beach comber that collect pretys shells. We cup our hands around one bit of the world  and for us that is California, because we want to become wiser about the world. Specifically today I want to teach you that researchers need not only to collect but researchers, also need to think.+
explain to me one relationship between living and nonliving things in your ecosystem.
 For example: Elephants rely on mud in in the savanna to keep them cool. They use the mud by rubbing it on their bodies with their trunks to keep to protect their skin from the sun similar to the way people use sunblock to protect their skin.
1:20 - 1:50 LIBRARY

Social StudiesScience 1:45 -2:35
Unit of Study: Map Skills

review Rubric and start project
We dont do research just to become fact combers collecting facts like a beach comber that collect pretys shells. We cup our hands around one bit of the world  and for us that is California, because we want to become wiser about the world. Specifically today I want to teach you that researchers neednot only to collect but researchers, also need to think.

Read text 12-15

Go beyond the text and look on the internet
Independent Practice
Read text 12-15
Strategic Group
Beyond Group help them to find treasures to post 
 
Accuracy Word Study ( if time allows)
2:30-2:45
Word Study differentiated by student need
Monday
Whole group review words on Spelling city and pass out word list and bags
Tuesday
  1. Independent Open Sort
Thursday
1. Closed Sort
Friday
 Glue Sort in Reading notebook
Take a spelling test
If you finish
Play word sort games on spelling city
Color cards or 
  1. sum
  2. flat
  3. plum
  4. bell 
  5. grim
  6. plot
  7. band
  8. bluff
  9. dock
  10. blot
  11. odd
  12. left
  13. cash
  14. mill  
  15. wealth
 
AGENDA/ HOMEWORK/ JOBS 2:45-2:55

2:30- 2:55 Take DORA or AR test in Computer Lab. 

ON A CARD WRITE DOWN WHAT JOB YOU WANT
and your name
Language Arts-Read The French Connection at home and create a tree map with 3 facts and 3 opinions (on Back)
Math - Study for Place Value test
Science-
Social Studies.
Word Study-Write a sentence for each word study word


DISMISSAL

Tuesday, August 21, 2012

August Week 2 Tuesday

Week 2  
Tuesday

  • Hang up back packs 
  • Take out Homework 
  • Get Pencils Sharpened 
  • Introduce Classroom Economy Fines 
  • No Homework you will be fined
  • Introduce classroom Jobs


All About Us 
Whose birthday is  September and went no where exciting this summer?
Math
Calendar Math
Mini Lesson: Mental Math Place Value Strategies


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Independent Practice
Place Values H T O , HT  TT TO,  HM TM  MO
Explain what a digit is 
Expanded form word form and standard form periods = 3 digits
3 digits name its period
 # papers each and write number in the math journals
 TIPS Conferences from previous week ( Cookies with Chips and Peanuts) 
Strategic Group 1- Revise labels and organization of prove/ solve it two ways
Strategic Group 2- Using vocabulary that describes the process and not merely mathematical operations 
Introduce Recess Preparation Song
Multiplication Number Rolls( skip counting)
Introduce and rehearse two's( watch have fun teaching counting by two's video
RECESS 10:20-10:40
Shared Reading


P E 10:40-11:40


Writing Workshop  11:40 -12:05
Unit of Study – Personal Narrative
Mini Lesson:

Mini Lesson
Today I want to teach that when we want to make powerful writing, one strategy we can use is to study the writing of authors we
admire. We can read their writing and ask “ what did this author/director do that I could do to make my own writing powerful.
Re watch Nemo
Pulled out a small moment

Turn Teach  Tell your partner what you saw that you could add to your writing.

Anchor chart A flow map with feelings expansion

Create a flow map of the story
Strategy Group
Word Choice/ Ideas
 
  LUNCH 12:05-12:45

Science 12:45 -1:45
Unit of Study: Ecosystem
Rough Draft
 Today I want to teach you that  some information writers  write potential back of the book blurb paragraph as we have begun to do under our circle maps.  When you write paragraphs really well likethi you need to imagine how your ecosystem paragraph might go  and why it will interest others.
 
1:20 - 1:50 LIBRARY

Social StudiesScience 1:45 -2:35
Unit of Study: Map Skills

Read text 12-15
When you are reading nonfiction Social Studies Textbooks,whether you are reading about penguins or California or ecosystems. You can dig in and read because you are forced or you can dig for treasure  Someone watching you  might not be able to decipher the difference but there is a world of difference between the two. So today I am going to challenge you to dig for treasures.

Go beyond the text and look on the internet
Independent Practice
Read text 12-15
Strategic Group
Beyond Group help them to find treasures to post 
 
Accuracy Word Study ( if time allows)
2:30-2:45
Word Study differentiated by student need
Monday
Whole group review words on Spelling city and pass out word list and bags
Tuesday
  1. Independent Open Sort
Thursday
1. Closed Sort
Friday
 Glue Sort in Reading notebook
Take a spelling test
If you finish
Play word sort games on spelling city
Color cards or 
  1. sum
  2. flat
  3. plum
  4. bell 
  5. grim
  6. plot
  7. band
  8. bluff
  9. dock
  10. blot
  11. odd
  12. left
  13. cash
  14. mill  
  15. wealth
 
AGENDA/ HOMEWORK/ JOBS 2:45-2:55

2:30- 2:55 Take DORA or AR test in Computer Lab. 

ON A CARD WRITE DOWN WHAT JOB YOU WANT
and your name
Language Arts- Passage and Response
Math - Math Workbook page place value
Science-Pick 1 living thing from your ecosystem and draw a caption to explain it
Social Studies - Read page  12- 15 from your textbook then write me one question about map skills you still have.
Word Study- Write your word study words in abc order


DISMISSAL

Sunday, August 19, 2012

AUGUST

Week 2  
Monday

  • Hang up back packs 
  • Take out Homework 
  • Get Pencils Sharpened 
  • Introduce Classroom Economy Fines


All About Us 
Whose birthday is June 12?

Math
Calendar Math

Mini Lesson: Mental Math Place Value Strategies

158+221
136+113
205+134
262+35

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Independent Practice
Place Values H T O , HT  TT TO,  HM TM  MO
Explain what a digit is 
Expanded form word form and standard form periods = 3 digits
3 digits name its period
 # papers each and write number in the math journals

 TIPS Conferences from previous week ( Cookies with Chips and Peanuts) 
Strategic Group 1- Revise labels and organization of prove/ solve it two ways
Strategic Group 2- Using vocabulary that describes the process and not merely mathematical operations 

Introduce Recess Preparation Song
Multiplication Number Rolls( skip counting)
Introduce and rehearse two's( watch have fun teaching counting by two's video

RECESS 10:20-10:40


Shared Reading
10:40-10:50
Title: Scholarly Behaviors and school mission

 Monday-  Re read and introduce
Wednesday – Read passage discuss vocabulary
Thursday-  Read Passage discuss word patterns
Friday- word of the day from passage

Reading
10:50-11:30
Monday - Mini Lesson: Fact of Opinion Read A loud Treasures( historical ficti
on geared toward levels P and above)
 Wednesday - Mini Lesson: Passage Response
Thursday - Mini Lesson: Vocabulary Words with Circle map
 Antonyms
Friday - Mini Lesson: Antonyms
 
Monday  -
Mini Lesson; Fact and Opinion  and frontload passage response
 
Readers here’s the thing. All of us already know what a setting is in a story. It’s the place where the story scene happens. But today, I want to teach you that in historical fiction because the setting will inevitably be unfamilar to us we have to really pay attention not just to whatt the place looks like but also what it feels like , not just the physical details but to its emotional atmosphere.
I am going to read a piece of a story about how America recieved the Statue of Liberty. While I am reading I want you to really understand the details of the story. When I am done we are going to sort these details, we will decide if they are fact of opinion and what they add to the story.

Read From a Present from France

Turn and Teach
1 fact   1 opinion
Share out and chart on Anchor chart

Today during reading workshop I am going to not only ask you to read with power and stamina I am going to ask you to stop and write down in your readers notebook for me 3 facts and 3 opinions you found in your book. If you are not reading an historical fiction book I would like you to take your Treasures book with you when you go to your reading spot and  read” My Diary from Here to There” this a piece of fiction with some geographic  facts.

Strategic Group
Approaching: Focus Reteach skill of determining fact or opinion using homework passage to pre teach skill for homework and in class
Conferences
Administer quick running record based  to determine strategy focus



Writing Workshop  11:30 -12:05
Unit of Study – Personal Narrative
Mini Lesson:
 Today, I want to teach when we want to make powerful writing, one strategy. This is a strategy that helps me  write powerful pieces. Specifically, I find it helps to list moments in my life that have been turning points, firsts or lasts or a time I realized something was important.

Example: Finding Nemo First Day of School Video Clip

Anchor chart brainstorm ideas
Today take one idea and turn it into a circle map.


  LUNCH 12:05-12:45

Science 12:45 -1:45
Unit of Study: Ecosystem

Mini Lesson:
Today, I want you  to go back and look at the Science text and look at the ways the writers of nonfiction entice their readers. 

Watch Ecosystem video clip and look for similar hooks the nonfiction writers used.

Anchor chart – bullets, photos, highlight vocab etc.

Independent Practice
Ecosystem with 4 living and 2 nonliving things

Strategic Groups 
monitor and assess students ( table coaching)


Social StudiesScience 1:45 -2:35
Unit of Study: Map Skills

When you are reading nonfiction Social Studies Textbooks,whether you are reading about penguins or California or ecosystems. You can dig in and read because you are forced or you can dig for treasure  Someone watching you  might not be abl to decipher the difference but there is a world of difference between the two. So today I am going to challenge you to dig for treasures.
 
Go beyond the text and look on the internet
Independent Practice
Read text 12-15
Strategic Group
Beyond Group help them to find treasures to post 
 
Accuracy Word Study ( if time allows)
2:30-2:45

Word Study differentiated by student need
Monday
Whole group review words on Spelling city and pass out word list and bags
Tuesday
  1. Independent Open Sort

Thursday
1. Closed Sort
Friday
 Glue Sort in Reading notebook
Take a spelling test
If you finish
Play word sort games on spelling city
Color cards or 
  1. sum
  2. flat
  3. plum
  4. bell 
  5. grim
  6. plot
  7. band
  8. bluff
  9. dock
  10. blot
  11. odd
  12. left
  13. cash
  14. mill  
  15. wealth

 
AGENDA/ HOMEWORK/ JOBS 2:45-2:55

Language Arts- Passage and Response
Math - Place Value Worksheet
Science- On back of place value worksheet, Ask 2 people in your house what is one thing they want to know about your ecosystem? List Name of person, name of ecosystem and 1 item
Reading- Read 20 min  create a tree map with 2 facts from your book and 2 opinions.
Writing- Create a list of 4 things you did that were exciting in Third grade. 

DISMISSAL