This Friday in L.A., we have our first weekly ten. A weekly ten is basically a reading quiz that has one article with questions equally ten points. It is a review of the skills we have been learning in class. These skills are: main idea and supporting details, summarizing, inferring, context clues, and text structure. We completed a practice weekly ten today which we will grade and discuss tomorrow (it doesn't count).
Reading logs are due each Friday. I do expect students to write complete, detailed sentences and to write neatly. These are some examples of high-quality work as an example.
In writing, we are still working on writing expert pieces and topics we know a lot about. We also have worked on creating subheadings that will fit under a topic. We will continue to practice organizing our writing as the year continues. See an example below.
Today, I met with all students that were here about Reading Counts. Each child now has directions in their planner along with a hand-written goal for the first quarter. Goals are flexible if need be. All points for 1st quarter are earned until October 13.
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