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Language Arts and Reading Homework

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(Updated on 5 - 19 -10)

6th & 5th Grade

We are preparing for the Dibels Test and Computer Reading Comprehension Test.  Students should read a minimum of 1/2 an hour after their spelling, math and writing homework is complete. 

 

Date

 

Day

 

Book

 

Chapter

 

Writing Task

 

Time

May 17   

Monday 

 

5th & 6th Choice Book

Determined by each student 

 

Rome and Christian Conversion 

Cortz and Columbus

Keep a response journal, Job page, reading log, Write a Summary, finish Script Writing 

.5 hrs. (If you finish early, read your library book or another choice book.  It is recommended  to read for 45 minutes a night.)

May 18

 

 

Tuesday

5th & 6th Choice Book

 

 

  6th

 

 

 

5th 

Determined by each student

India and China 

American Revolution

Keep a response journal , Job page, reading log, Write a Summary, finish Script Writing 

.5 hrs. (If you finish early, read your library book or another choice book.  It is recommended to read for 45 minutes a night.)

May 19

 

 

 
 

Wednesday

5th & 6th Choice Book

   

6th

   

   

   

5th 

Determined by each student. 

India and China 

American Revolution

Keep a response journal , Job page, reading log, Write a Summary, finish Script Writing 

.5 hrs. (If you finish early, read your library book or another choice book.  It is recommended to read for 45 minutes a night.)

 

May 20

 

 

 
 

Thursday

5th & 6th Choice Book

   

6th

   

 

 

 

5th 

Determined by each student.

India and China 

American Revolution

Keep a response journal , Job page, reading log, Write a Summary, finish Script Writing 

 

 

.5 hrs. (If you finish early, read your library book or another choice book.  It is recommended to read for 45 minutes a night.)

 

Through out the trimester, we will slowly be adding the English Components below into Response Journals with our reading the text book and the Literature Circle Book.  Be aware that the list is long and begin introducing them at home a little at a time. 

graphic organizers

author's purpose

outline

rhyming scheme

style

meter

contrived plot

credible characters

genre

setting changes plot

character changes plot

imagery

symbolism

theme

vocabulary words

exact verbs

exact nouns

summary

find a figurative language (metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration, hyperbole, onamatopea,  idiom)

describe the tone or mood

exciting imagery

describe a setting change

tell about the genre

symbolism

evidence such as supporting examples

slowing down time by the author

use of dialog by the author  

plot

climax

character description

character traits changing

cause and effect

compare and contrast

prediction

Friday : Read a book, comic book, newspaper or magazine of your choice over the weekend.

 

Begin a Word List in the back of your journal.  List the word you don't know, synomyms, antonyms, a sentence example used in the book and a sentence where the word is used incorrectly.  This should be done every time you read from

now on.

 

main idea

 


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