Independent Reading Assignment Independent reading is an important part of our class. You are required to bring your independent reading book to class each day. Expectation: All students are required to read one grade-level appropriate book every four weeks. • You will be able to choose your book, but I must approve it.
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Independent Reading Journal #2: 10 points class work. In a half page reflection, tell me what you think the theme(s) of your book is (are)…what is the author trying to get you to think about? Explain why you think so with specific examples from the book. INDEPENDENT READING ASSIGNMENT. PROJECT RUBRIC. Write a Song/Rap/Poem Project
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Independent Reading Menu Select an assignment from the menu to complete in response to your reading by the due date. You may choose any of the assignments below, but you may not repeat assignments. Assignment Menu 1.1 Draw a picture of the setting. Label at least 5 details. Also include a 1 page summary explaining the importance of the
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Independent Reading Response Questions Personal and Textual Connections: 1. Do any of the characters remind you of someone in your life? Who and how? 2. How are the characters, setting, and problems like those in other stories you have read? 3. Were you reminded of anything in your own life while reading this story? What and how? 4.
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Independent Reading One-Pager Assignment (Outside of Class Assignment) 1. Heading: Your name, class period, and MLA formatted citation of your book on the back of the page. 2. Title of the novel and the author should appear prominently on the front of the page. 3. Summary: Briefly (approximately 500 words) summarize in sequence what you've read.. This sho
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Independent Reading Vocabulary Assignment Name: _____ Period_____ Ms. Gentile - Grade 7 Date: _____ Directions: As you read each of your independent reading books, you will come across vocabulary words that you might not exactly know the meaning. Use context clues to figure out the word, then look up the word and ...
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Part 2—Write "Reading is Thinking" on a chart. Today you are going to have a good block of time to enjoy your reading. Reading is thinking, and you can do your best thinking when it is quiet. When we do our independent reading, you will need to read silently without talking to the person next to • Organized classroom book collection.
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College-Bound Students," the current reading contest list, or other books with permission from Mr. DeMiero. You can find the College Board book list and the reading contest list posted in the English 9 Honors section of Mr. DeMiero's website at www.teachfreespeech.com. Look for the "Independent Reading Assignment" blog post in the ...
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You will be evaluated on your independent reading each semester. You must read a minimum of two novels. Your grade will be based on the crafting of an electronic, 1-2 minute presentation, number of books read (2 books required), *reading level of the books selected, and participation. You are required to bring your independent reading
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Independent Reading Assignment Independent reading is an important part of our class. You are required to bring your independent reading book to class each day. Expectation: All students are required to read one grade-level appropriate book every four weeks. • You will be able to choose your book, but I must approve it.
Independent Reading Journal #2: 10 points class work. In a half page reflection, tell me what you think the theme(s) of your book is (are)…what is the author trying to get you to think about? Explain why you think so with specific examples from the book. INDEPENDENT READING ASSIGNMENT. PROJECT RUBRIC. Write a Song/Rap/Poem Project
Independent Reading Menu Select an assignment from the menu to complete in response to your reading by the due date. You may choose any of the assignments below, but you may not repeat assignments. Assignment Menu 1.1 Draw a picture of the setting. Label at least 5 details. Also include a 1 page summary explaining the importance of the
2,QGHSHQGHQW 5HDGLQJ 6DPSOH 3ODQV Circulate to discuss texts with students, being aware of the following: — With texts that appear "too easy" for a student, understand that: Vocabulary and knowledge can still grow with simple texts. If reading is happening and the student is enjoying it, then that is a success. If the student becomes increasingly interested in the topic, he or she will ...
Independent Reading Response Questions Personal and Textual Connections: 1. Do any of the characters remind you of someone in your life? Who and how? 2. How are the characters, setting, and problems like those in other stories you have read? 3. Were you reminded of anything in your own life while reading this story? What and how? 4.
Independent Reading One-Pager Assignment (Outside of Class Assignment) 1. Heading: Your name, class period, and MLA formatted citation of your book on the back of the page. 2. Title of the novel and the author should appear prominently on the front of the page. 3. Summary: Briefly (approximately 500 words) summarize in sequence what you've read.. This sho
Independent Reading Vocabulary Assignment Name: _____ Period_____ Ms. Gentile - Grade 7 Date: _____ Directions: As you read each of your independent reading books, you will come across vocabulary words that you might not exactly know the meaning. Use context clues to figure out the word, then look up the word and ...
Part 2—Write "Reading is Thinking" on a chart. Today you are going to have a good block of time to enjoy your reading. Reading is thinking, and you can do your best thinking when it is quiet. When we do our independent reading, you will need to read silently without talking to the person next to • Organized classroom book collection.
College-Bound Students," the current reading contest list, or other books with permission from Mr. DeMiero. You can find the College Board book list and the reading contest list posted in the English 9 Honors section of Mr. DeMiero's website at www.teachfreespeech.com. Look for the "Independent Reading Assignment" blog post in the ...
You will be evaluated on your independent reading each semester. You must read a minimum of two novels. Your grade will be based on the crafting of an electronic, 1-2 minute presentation, number of books read (2 books required), *reading level of the books selected, and participation. You are required to bring your independent reading