This week, we completed Argumentation 101--students are well-versed on the language and structure of argumentation. Just give it a try, let them politely debate with using argumentation techniques (view both sides of the issue, then choose one side to defend with facts). I think you'll be pleasantly surprised and have a great conversation!
I'm beyond excited to dive into novels next week! In Honors, we'll be reading Wednesday Wars and the regular LA classes will read Out of the Dust. Both are excellent novels that are historically rich and show how teens overcome hard times. Look for students to master plot structure, setting, characterization, and theme, as well as close reading and text comparison analysis.
As always, I welcome hearing from parents and students and I'm eager to resolve any concerns and answer questions. I can be reached at rachel.robins@washk12.org or at school (435) 652-4742.
Nation-in-the-News
to present Friday, September 26h
2nd Period: Rebekah, Kyler, David, Lucy
3rd Period: Ellie, Chanel, Ryan
4th Period: Cazia, Jayden, Brandon
5th: *Kenneth, Emilie L., Lemon, Colton
6th: Ryder, Tanner, John
Monday, September 22
10 minutes free reading
Sign-up for Library Scholastic Book Fair
Reteaching (make-up Sentence Assessment)/Homework Hall
Sign-up for Library Scholastic Book Fair
Reteaching (make-up Sentence Assessment)/Homework Hall
Tuesday, September 23
10 minutes free reading
Novel Web-quest
Novel Web-quest
Wednesday, September 24
10 minutes free reading
Random Student
10 minutes free reading
Random Student
Novel Pre-test
Begin Novel Reading
Begin Novel Reading
Thursday, September 25
Scope Magazine Debate: Do Sports Fans go too Far
Library Day
Library Day
Friday, September 26
Finish Scope Magazine Debate: T-Chart
Free Reading
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