We will continue the peer evaluation for TWA #2. Remember to continue studying for the upcoming assessment over sentence structure as described online November 16.
Monthly Archives: November 2016
November 16, 2016
Students will be informed about missing work from last week before we discuss yesterday’s work over “Ol’ Man Mallory – Part 3” and the upcoming test over sentence structure.
- Missing work from last week
- Discuss the upcoming quiz/test over sentence structure.
- know the formulas
- analyze sentences for trash (prep/inf phrases), subjects, verbs, brackets, labels on clauses, and sentence type.
- Very much like “Ol’ Man Mallory Part 3” handout.
- Want extra help? Pay attention during the peer analysis on Step IV, or find anything in writing and analyze it; then, check with Mr. Thompson for feedback. Writing them helps too.
- TWA #2 Peer Analysis and Evaluation
Homework – Start Studying the punctuation rules for the four types of sentence combinations – Bell Work #27 work.
- Compound [IC, cc IC.]
- Complex [DC, IC.]
- Complex [IC DC.]
- Compound Complex
- [IC DC, cc IC.]
- [IC, cc DC, IC.]
- [DC, IC, cc IC.]
- [IC, cc IC DC.]
November 15, 2016
Today – Students will use the data collected on last night’s homework, “Ol’ Man Mallory – Part 3” to answer key questions to show the level of not only completion but also accuracy of understanding. We will then complete bell Work #27 that is the basis for an upcoming test likely to occur next week but definitely no earlier than Friday.
- Ol’ Man Mallory Part 3
- Quiz A, Quiz B, or Quiz C – Your Party!
- Pink Page #2
- Bell Work #27
- Homework – Start Studying the punctuation rules for the four types of sentence combinations – Bell Work #27 work.
Bell Work #27 – 11/15/16- Writing CD and CD-CX Sentences Based on the Formulas.
Write SEVEN Sentences according to the prescribed formulas and model the samples provided.
- Compound [IC, cc IC.]
- Complex [DC, IC.]
- Complex [IC DC.]
- Compound Complex
- [IC DC, cc IC.]
- [IC, cc DC, IC.]
- [DC, IC, cc IC.]
- [IC, cc IC DC.]
Compound [IC, cc IC.]
The student attacked the teacher, so he was suspended.
Complex [DC, IC.]
Because the student attacked the teacher, he was suspended.
Complex [IC DC.]
The student was suspended because he attacked the teacher.