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Transcript

Jason

Drew & Charlie

Presentation

All About Me

4th 9 Weeks

2nd 9 Weeks

1st 9 Weeks

3rd 9 Weeks

Schedule

Agenda

Susie Brookshire

CHAMPS

GilmerElementary School

WamUP

Timer:

4th Grade English/Language Arts

Genre Review:

Genre Review 2:

Morning Routine

  • Hang up Backpack/Water Bottle
  • Get English zipper bag from cubby
  • Get out Agenda
  • Turn in any notes
  • Look at board for Warm-up Instructions
Warm-up!

Now is the time to Go to the bathroom

Morning Routine

  • Hang up Backpack/Water Bottle
  • Get English zipper bag from cubby
  • Work on your combinging sentences warm-up
Warm-up!

Now is the time to Go to the bathroom

To Do List:

1. Google Classroom- Sentence Structure 2. Google Classroom Text Structure Identification 3. Finish Text Structure Flipbook in Journal 4. Exact Path- Reading/English Assignments

Leaving Routine

  • Put work in green folder
  • Put English zipper bag in cubby
  • Take Friday card and Agenda
  • Get Backpack and water bottle and line up

"Start writing, no matter what. The water does not flow until the faucet is turned on." - Louis L’Amour

"If you have no critics, you’ll likely have no success." - Malcolm X

“If you hear a voice within you say, ‘You cannot paint,’ then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced” – Vincent Van Gogh

"If I waited for perfection, I would never write a word." - Margaret Atwood

“Everybody born comes from the Creator trailing wisps of glory. We come from the Creator with creativity. I think that each one of us is born with creativity.” – Maya Angelou

“Creative work is a gift to the world and every being in it. Don’t cheat us of your contribution. Give us what you’ve got.” – Steven Pressfield

“Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.” – Scott Adams

How to set an

Art Goal

weave baskets or bracelets

paint w/ watercolor or tempera

learn more about other artists

For this School Year

Think about these questions:

design fashion

  • What do you want to learn to do in art this year?
  • What have you always wanted to learn to do?
  • What are you good at in art?
  • What do you struggle with in art?
  • What do you enjoy doing the most in art?

draw realistically

draw cartoons

work with clay

After thinking about these questions, construct your goal based on what you really want to learn or improve at in art.

build sculptures

create collage art

Write your goal on your sticky note, like this:

This year in art, I want to learn (or improve at)___________ by the end of the year.

Jason

Presentation

Drew & Charlie

All About Me

Weldon Art Studio

02

hobbies & Interests

My Artwork

04

01

Work Fun

03

Mr. Brookshire

Drew & Charlie

Art Room Fun

Work Fun

You can write an

Stuff I Like!

Back

Rules & Expectations

Every Day is a fresh start

Negative Consequences:

CHAMPS:

  • Time out
  • Lose a letter from Friday Card
  • Sit alone in class
  • Lose recess
  • Lunch Detention
  • Office Referral
Lesson
Group

Positive Consequences:

Relax
  • Scrabble card stickers
  • Book vending machine tokens
  • Prize bucket
  • Class Jobs
  • Good Note home
  • Principal Brag note
  • Friday Funday
Quiet

Goal: I will get to know my teacher, and she will get to know me.

Activities:
  1. All about me Poster
  2. Google Classroom Survey
  3. Crossword Puzzle
  4. Decorate Composition Books
Agenda (to do):
  • Hang up backpacks
  • Start warm up activity
  • Classroom culture discussion
  • Cafeteria w/ Mr. Godsy
  • Announcements
  • Read Aloud
  • Switch

Goal: I will practice classroom procedures and learn more about my class.

Day 2 Agenda(to do):
  • Hang up backpacks & water bottles
  • Turn in white folders & any notes
  • Start warm up activity
  • Review Procedures
  • Get Computers- computer procedures
  • Announcements
  • Read Aloud
  • Switch
Activities:
  1. Warm up- crossword puzzle
  2. Google Classroom Survey
  3. Finish posters-turn in
  4. Decorate Composition Books

1st 9 Weeks

Presentation

2nd 9 Weeks

3rd 9 Weeks

4th 9 Weeks

Homeroom

Groups

Reading Minis

Writing

REading

2nd half

Author's Purpose Vs. Author's Message

What was the problem? What did the character learn? How did the character change? What does the author want us to learn through the character?
Annie & Moby
Please, Please the Bees!
P.I.E. Song

FOURTH GRADE DAILY SCHEDULE: 7:40-800 Homeroom 8:00-9:35 Instruction 9:35-11:10 Instruction (Nelson) 11:10-11:50 Instruction (Finch) 11:50-12:20 LUNCH 12:20-1:20 Instruction(Finch) 1:20-2:05 PRIDE 2:05-3:00 PE/Specials 3:00-3:05 Instruction RECESS @9:20, 9:35, and 12:20 (15 minutes)

Reading

Week 8/28
The Other Side
Better than You
Kamishibai Man
Subtitle
Enemy Pi e

Gecko

Play Ball!
Cynthia Parker

Reading

Salt In His Shoes

The Giant Squid
Ivan

8/26

Gecko

Ma Dear's Aprons

9/9

The Giant Squid

A Glimpse of the Giant Squid:
  • What is a Giant Squid?
  • How do illustrations help convey information about The Giant Squid?

Ma Dear's Aprons

Questions: How does David Earl know what day of the week it is? What is David Earl's favorite day?
Vocabulary: historical fiction pallet chandelier apron
What is the text structure?
Design an apron that represents you!

Kamishibai Man

What is Kamishibai?

Vocabulary:

Read Kamishibai Man

  • gaped
  • flashback
Questions to Consider:
Quiz:
  • What are some ways the world has changed?
  • Can change be good? Or is it always bad?
  • How long has it been since the kamishibai man has been to the city to perform?
  • How does the Kamishibai man change in the story? How do the children change?

Back

Vocabulary:

The Other Side

Vocabulary:

Writing Response:

  • Segregation
  • Prejudice
  • Racism
  • Relationship
  • What Do you look for in a friend?
  • How does Clover and Annie's relationship change throughout the story?
  • Why is the fence an importants symbol in the story?

What is Historical Fiction?

Vocabulary:

Play Ball!

Memoir of Jorge Posado

Writing Response:

Vocabulary:

What is a Memoir ?

  • How does Jorge feel about feel about
switch hitting at the beginning of the story?
  • What makes learning a new skill hard?
  • Think about the story of Playball. What did the author want you to learn from this story?
  • Memoir
  • elation
  • frustration
  • determination
  • message
Have you ever had to learn a new skill?

Kamishibai Man

What is Kamishibai?

Vocabulary:

Read Kamishibai Man

  • gaped
  • flashback
Questions to Consider:
Quiz:
  • What are some ways the world has changed?
  • Can change be good? Or is it always bad?
  • How long has it been since the kamishibai man has been to the city to perform?
  • How does the Kamishibai man change in the story? How do the children change?

With a partner answer using this sentence starter...

I had to learn a new skill when I learned to ____________ . I remember it was ________________________________ . I felt __________________ when I had learned to ______________ .

Vocabulary:

Better than You

Writing Response:

I can make connections between the text & personal experiences.

Vocabulary:

  • What is more important, to do your best or be the best?
  • How does it feel to be around someone who is better than you?
  • How does Tyler Feel when he has to do something he isn't good at?
  • Layup
  • Potential
  • Bragging
  • Rub it in my face
Enemy Pie

Elements of a Story

Plot:

Characters:

Story Elements Slides:

Setting:

1st 9 Weeks

Presentation

2nd 9 Weeks

3rd 9 Weeks

4th 9 Weeks

Homeroom

Reading Mini Lessons

Writing/ Grammar

REading

Poetry

Fables, Folk Tales,Tall Tales and Fairy tales

Paul Bunyon

Why Mosquitos Buzz

Pecos Bill

The Tortoise and the Hare

The Boy Who Cried Wolf

Figurative Language

Elements of a Story

Figurative Language

Hyperbole!

Simile vs. Metaphor

Alliteration:

Personification:

Onamatoapoeia:

1st 9 Weeks

Presentation

2nd 9 Weeks

3rd 9 Weeks

4th 9 Weeks

Homeroom

Grammar

Writing

REading

1st 9 Weeks

Presentation

2nd 9 Weeks

3rd 9 Weeks

4th 9 Weeks

Homeroom

Writing

Compound Sentences

Simple Sentences

Complex Sentences

3Types of Sentences- Video

Song!

Song!

Conjunctions!
Subjects/ Predicates
Nouns
Text Structure!

Info

1st 9 Weeks

Presentation

2nd 9 Weeks

3rd 9 Weeks

4th 9 Weeks

Homeroom

Grammar

Writing

REading

1st 9 Weeks

Presentation

2nd 9 Weeks

3rd 9 Weeks

4th 9 Weeks

Homeroom

Grammar

University

University

University

2019-2020

2019-2020

2019-2020

Degree or studies

Degree or studies

Degree or studies

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