8th Grade Reading:
Monday:
1.SSR
2. Protagonist/Antagonist
3. Fill out Protagonist/antagonist sheet. Glue it in your journal.
4. Staar practice –
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
1.SSR
2.Quiz Protagonist/antagonist
Friday:
Library day
7th Grade Reading:
Monday:
1.SSR
2. Protagonist/Antagonist
3. Fill out Protagonist/antagonist sheet. Glue it in your journal.
4. Staar practice – A surprise visit.
Tuesday:
Wednesday:
Thursday:
Library Day
Friday:
1.Quiz over protagonist/antagonist
2. SSR
3. Freak the Mighty
6th Grade Reading:
Monday:
1.SSR
2. Protagonist/Antagonist
3. Fill out Protagonist/antagonist sheet. Glue it in your journal.
4. Staar practice – A surprise visit.
Tuesday:
Library
Wednesday:
Thursday:
1.SSR
2.Review Protagonist/antagoist
3. Read Freak the Mighty.
Friday:
1.Quiz over protagonist/antagonist
2. SSR
3. Freak the Mighty
6th Grade Reading:
Monday: 1. SSR
2. Test over 5 elements of a story.
Tuesday: Library day
IT”S LIBRARY DAY! Remember the following:
1. You have 10 books to read this 9 weeks.
2. You must read 1 informational and 1 biography–the remainder are your choice.
3. All books must be over 100 pages.
4. Books that are more than 250 pages count for more books.
5. You may take notes as you read to help you with your book talk.
6. All 40 Book Challenge Guidelines are on Google Classroom and in your journal.
7. You only get one visit to the library per week—make sure you pick a book that will keep you occupied and interested.
8. You are a visitor in Mrs. Kelley’s room—be on your best behavior!
Wednesday: 1. SSR
2. Literary term Tuesday on Wednesday: Theme
Thursday: 1. SSR
2. Freak the Mighty
Friday: 1. SSR
2. Freak the Mighty
7th Grade Reading:
Monday: 1. SSR
2. Test over 5 elements of a story.
Tuesday: 1.SSR
2. Literary term Tuesday: Theme
Wednesday: 1.SSR
2. Freak the Mighty
Thursday: Library day
IT”S LIBRARY DAY! Remember the following:
1. You have 10 books to read this 9 weeks.
2. You must read 1 informational and 1 biography–the remainder are your choice.
3. All books must be over 100 pages.
4. Books that are more than 250 pages count for more books.
5. You may take notes as you read to help you with your book talk.
6. All 40 Book Challenge Guidelines are on Google Classroom and in your journal.
7. You only get one visit to the library per week—make sure you pick a book that will keep you occupied and interested.
8. You are a visitor in Mrs. Kelley’s room—be on your best behavior!
Friday: 1. SSR
2. Freak the Mighty
8th Grade Reading
Monday: 1.SSR
2. 5 elements of a story QUIZ
Tuesday: 1. SSR
2. Literary term Tuesday: Theme
Wednesday: 1. SSR
2. Read Tangerine
Thursday: 1. SSR
2. Read Tangerine
Friday: Library day
IT”S LIBRARY DAY! Remember the following:
1. You have 10 books to read this 9 weeks.
2. You must read 1 informational and 1 biography–the remainder are your choice.
3. All books must be over 100 pages.
4. Books that are more than 250 pages count for more books.
5. You may take notes as you read to help you with your book talk.
6. All 40 Book Challenge Guidelines are on Google Classroom and in your journal.
7. You only get one visit to the library per week—make sure you pick a book that will keep you occupied and interested.
8. You are a visitor in Mrs. Kelley’s room—be on your best behavior!
8th Grade
Monday – 1. Talk about 40 book challenge.
a. What is expected
b. Time left before grade.
2. SSR
Tuesday – 1.SSR
2. Elements to a story introductory
3. Answer Handout
Wednesday – 1.SSR
2.Tangerine introduction
3. Tangerine hyperdoc
Thursday – SSR
Start Tangerine
Friday – SSR
5 Elements of a story quiz.
Read Tangerine
7th Grade
Monday – 40 book challenge
SSR
Tuesday – Finish journal
Wednesday – Elements to a story
Answer handout.
Thursday – SSR
Start unit on Freak the Mighty
Friday – 5 elements Quiz
Freak the Mighty
6th Grade
Monday – 40 book challenge
SSR
Tuesday – Finish journal
Wednesday – Elements to a story
Answer handout.
Thursday – SSR
Start unit on Freak the Mighty
Friday – SSR/ 5elements quiz
Freak the Mighty
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