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Expository Reading and Writing

ASSIGNMENTS

Monday - LABOR DAY - NO CLASS
Objective:
Activity
:
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Homework:


Tuesday -
Objective:
Students will learn and practice careful reading techniques.
Activity
: quiz on Friday's homework. Submit your diet observations for log-in. Careful reading and discussion of Brownlee and as time allows Barboza using annotation (responding and summarizing)
Information - Vocabulary in texts. Annotating (responding to and summarizing the text)
Homework: Begin to research the caloric value of your own diet for a day.

 

Wednesday -
Objective: Students will practice predicition and questioning to new texts.
Activity
: A reading of Weintraub using prediction, vocabulary identification, questioning and annotation. Individuals predict, track vocabulary, identify main ideas, question the text and annotate; group members share finding; class discusses.
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Thurs
day -
Objective: Students will identify vocabulary and learn words they do not know.
Activity
: Activities five and ten from the student version of FAST FOOD.
Information - How reading texts, annotating and vocabulary fit in with writing about ideas and texts.

Friday -
Objective:
Activity
:A reading of Zinczenko using prediction, vocabulary identification, questioning and annotation. Individuals predict, track vocabulary, identify main ideas, question the text and annotate; group members share finding; class discusses.
Information - How to cite and list works we use in our writing.