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Thursday, October 3, 2013

10/3 Thursday



1. Article Review-Read the following article. After reading, write a quick review of the article in your Norman Language Arts Google doc. Your review should answer the following questions:

-Did you like the article? Explain your answer.

-Was the article informative? Explain your answer.

Also, create two E.O.G style questions about the article.

2. Vocabulary-Study your Weekly Vocabulary words. There may be a quiz tomorrow!

3. Study Island-Pre-Test-It's time to start working in Study Island. Today we will be taking the Pre-Test which should test you on a variety of important skills. 



4. Summary-You guys and girls really seem to know your stuff when it comes to summarizing! It's time to prove it!

Assignment: On a blank sheet of paper, I want you to summarize your favorite movie. Tell me ONLY the most important details. Remember, this is a summary not a review. I want to know what the movie was about, not why you liked it. (REMEMBER YOUR QUESTIONS FROM THE VIDEO!)

5. Social Studies Warm-Up-Answer the following question in your Norman Social Studies Google doc.

Do you think that it's right for explorers to come to another country and take stuff? What about the people that already live in these countries? How do you feel about them? Explain your answers. 

6. Explorer's Map-Today you are going to start working on a map which will trace the routes and give the reasons for exploration of 6 different explorers. These maps will need to be bright, colorful, and detailed!

Your map should include:
-Explorer's name
-Country they came from
-Route they took
-Years of their expedition
-Reason for expedition

List of Explorers (choose 6)
-Christopher Columbus
-Sir Francis Drake
-Hernando DeSoto
-Ferdinand Magellan
-Hernando Cortes
-Juan Ponce DeLeon
-Sir Walter Raleigh
-Henry Hudson
-Vasco da Gama
-Vasco de Balboa

7. Enrichment-In One Letter, you must start with a simple word. Then, you create clues that force the player to change one letter in each word to make a new word. If you do it correctly, the first will be the same as the last word. Here's a good example of a set:

LAKE

________ not on time

________ despise

________ head coverings

________ punches

________ small pieces

________ do with your teeth

________ ride this

________ in the oven

________ body of water




In groups of at least two, try to create at least two awesome One Letter sets.








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