Happy Wonderful Wednesday! This is the first day of remote learning, so please read directions carefully (more than once). I included a suggestion at the end. 1. Your literature circles are still due on Thursday, Monday, Thursday, Monday. 7A: Maybe a Fox and The Man Who Was Poe need to submit a google document to me labeled correctly and your job well witten by 3:00pm on Thursday. You will know if your work was approved by Friday at 12:00pm. Be prepared because at some point, I might have us all on one google document discussing the book. Everfound: Kamryn will start a google document for your annotations that were due 2 days ago. Please add your work and make at least 3 comments on each person's work. I will assign new pages on that document later today. 7B How to Steal a Dog and Mockingbird need to submit work to Mrs. Hartsell on google classroom by Thursday at 3:00pm. Runt needs to submit a google document to me labeled correctly with your job well written by 3:00pm on Thursday. You will know if your work was approved by Friday at 12:00pm. Be prepared because at some point, I might have us all on one google document discussing the book. 2. WED. DAILY ASSIGNMENT: Use the link below to access Scholastic Learn at Home: Grades 6+. Go to DAY 1 and read the article titled "All About Emojis". Complete the following assignment in a google doc and share it with me: Your Name Date Article Name Watch the “All About Emojis” video **I showed you my new emoji in my video yesterday :). Exercise category: Split, smile, with a bow. Whenever you submit an entry for these articles, I am looking for excellent, detailed writing, where you practice sentence structure, clever thoughts, use of textual evidence, and demonstrate evidence of editing. I am having a friend judge all emojis. The top 3 emojis earn tickets SUGGESTION: Create a list of assignments each day because you will receive a few emails each day from teachers or ed. techs. LA: Lit circles due by Thursday at 3:00pm Emoji article due today by 4:00pm Math: SC: SS: Special: Missing you Ms. S |