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Opener 10: Days 1-3.1
Chapter 15 Spelling pre-test
Work on speech
Homework: Get speech project sheet signed and return tomorrow; rough draft of speech is due Monday
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Opener 10: Days 3.2-5
Spelling practice:
Copy all words from spelling list 15, p. 96
Read and do all of p. 96
P. 97, 1-20
P. 98, all
P. 99, 1-25
Homework: Rough draft of speech due Monday, Feb. 10; study for spelling test on Friday
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Opener 11: Days 1-3.1
Punctuation: Underlining, p. 613; quotation marks, p. 615-616
Homework: Complete Exercise 2, p. 617; rough draft of speech due Monday, Feb. 10; study for spelling test on Friday
 | 6 Tess's Birthday! Progress Report Day 
Vision screening today at 9:00
Opener 11: Days 3.2-5
Go over last night's homework on board
Read more about quotation marks, p. 617-620
Homework: Rough draft of speech due Monday, Feb. 10; study for spelling test tomorrow; recycling day tomorrow
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Opener 12: Days 1-3.1
Spelling test, ch. 15
Work on speech
Homework: Rough draft of speech due Monday
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| 9 | 10 Joey's Birthday! 
Check speeches for completeness
Self-edit speech (use project sheet for guidelines)
Begin peer editing speeches
Homework: Begin making revisions to your speech based on today's feedback
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Continue peer editing speeches
Homework: Continue making revisions to your speech based on today's feedback
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Practice delivering speech with peers at your table
Homework: Start practicing your speech at home in front of the mirror and with family and/or friends.  Ask for feedback!  Presentations begin on Tuesday!
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Opener 12: Days 3.2-5
Pass back and go over papers
Spectrum newsletter and Relay for Life info
Continue practicing speeches
Homework: Get signed: "I have received the Spectrum newsletter and Relay for Life info" for a 100 opener grade; practice your speech at home in front of the mirror and with family and/or friends.  Presentations begin on Tuesday!  Recycling day tomorrow
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Opener 13: Days 1-3.1
Check homework
Last day to practice delivering speeches
Homework: Practice your speech at home in front of the mirror and with family and/or friends.  Presentations begin on Tuesday!
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| 16 | 17 President's Day - no school | 18 
Speech presentations begin
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Continue speech presentations
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Continue speech presentations
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Finish speech presentations
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Opener 13: Days 3.2-5
Using apostrophes - Possessive case (p. 624-628)
Practice: Exercises 6 and 7
Homework: Exercise 8, p. 627-28
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Opener 14: Days 1-3.1
Check homework and go over
Using apostrophes - Contractions and plurals, (p. 629-632)
Exercise 10
Homework: Exercise 11, p. 631
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Opener 14: Days 3.2-5
Hyphens (p. 633-634)
Review B, p. 634
Homework: Review italics, quotation marks, apostrophes, and hyphens for a quiz tomorrow
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Opener 15: Days 1-3.1
Quiz over italics, quotation marks, apostrophes, and hyphens
Recognizing complements, p. 438
Homework: Read a book for pleasure; recycling teams meet tomorrow during homeroom
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Writing Day
Using the writing process
Introductory paragraphs
Developing your ideas in the body: Relevant details, organization, keeping it interesting, backing up your topic
Concluding your writing with a brief summary of your main ideas
Brainstorm, organize, write a rough draft, start editing
Homework: Read a book for pleasure
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