Showing posts with label asking questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label asking questions. Show all posts

Week of October 6 - October 14

Note: No School Monday October 13


Monday 10/6 Entry: On your own, create new words from these base words: quiet, relate, upset, like, love

Class work: Create class spelling lists.

Review Question Strategy. Share paragraphs from Friday.

Questions to ask:

5Es

elaboration: What else? What's another idea about that?

example: What is an example?

explanation: Could you explain what this is? What happened?

evidence: Where's the proof?

experience: Can you add a story or experience?

5W +H
who, what, when, where, why, how

Revise and Share: Did partners ask important questions? Did they answer them in their paragraphs?

How we work review :Write, Share, Suggest, Write, Share, Suggest, Write, Edit, Publish

Tuesday 10/7
Entry:
1) Choose your five spelling words from your Personal Spelling List and write them on your Weekly Study Sheet.
2) Write a step-by-step plan about HOW you will work in all my classrooms so you earn your breaks. (First, I will..... Second, I will..., etc.)

Practice: Write your "I Like Snow" paragraph with a partner using the Question Strategy.

Share some paragraphs. Discuss

Revise your paragraphs from yesterday with a partner using the Question Strategy:

1. Read your paragraph to a neighbor. Neighbor follows along.

2. After the first reading, slowly read it again and your neighbor will ask you questions.

3. Write the questions in the margins if they help you to add details to your story.

4. Use the new ideas to elaborate your paragraph (add more details).

Share paragraphs.

What else did each add? What else could each add? Was the piece elaborated? How do you know? What questions helped you revise?

Wednesday 10/8
Entry: What are the 5 w’s? The 5 E’s?

Discussion with Active Listening on "The Choice is Yours" and "How a Student Works."

Share and discuss.


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Thursday 10/9
Entry: Make a list of five choices you will or you will not make to be a student at Nespelem School.
I choose to....
I won't choose to...
The choice is yours.

Spelling Test: What are the procedures?

Apply: Students independently write “_____ makes a good pet.”

Use the Question Strategy to stay focused and detailed.


Friday 10/10
Entry: Make a list of ten verbs (action verbs) about baseball.

Strategy
: Use nifty nouns and vivid verbs to elaborate.

Model: Baseball paragraph (OSPI Elaboration V2 Lesson Slides 30-32) Alphabet strategy. (thinks of words (verbs, and nouns) using the alphabet as starting letter:

Baseball would be -- Attack, avoid, bat, ball, base, bounce, coach, catch, catcher, drop, down by one.
Partner paragraph.

Tuesday 10/14
Entry
:
1) Choose your five spelling words from your Personal Spelling List and write them on your Weekly Study Sheet.
2) Write: What is a verb? Read in the Blue Write Source book in your desk on page 416. Write an example.

Review paragraphs from yesterday. Discuss strong verbs.

Narrow ideas for a class chosen topic sentence.

Class model paragraph.


Slide 33. Apply: Alphabet Strategy for basketball with own topic sentence.

Wednesday 10/15

Entry:
Think as many words (synonyms) for walk as you can; you may use a dictionary or thesaurus.


Lesson review of verbs.
Share paragraphs.
Discuss points for scoring. https://whatelse.pbwiki.com/Strong-Verbs
Revise and re-score.

Week of September 30 - October 6

Tues 9/30
Entry:
1) Spelling: Write your five words on your Weekly Spelling Study Sheet.
2) Write on one of the Xs from your Writing Treasure Map.

Writing Strategy: Asking Questions to Dig Deeper. -- Elaboration: Digging Deeper by Asking Questions. (OSPI slides).

Discussion and notes.

Ask questions of "Roller Skating" paragraph.


Wed 10/1 Conferences

Thurs 10/2
Entry: Read the directions for partner spelling test. Give your spelling tests.

Strategy: Power Writing

Choose a topic of your own or of those provided. Write for the time directed, continuously writing. If stuck, write the last word you wrote over and over until an idea pops into your head to write. At the end of the time, draw a line, and count the number of words written. Write at the top of your page and on your Power Writing time sheet. Repeat the process two more times, either on a new topic or continuing your previous writing. The goal is to write your ideas fast; write fluently on one topic.


Fri 10/3
Entry: Explain the “Question Strategy?” to write good details.

Review Question Strategy. Reread your paragraph. Ask questions in the margins. Ask questions the reader will ask about your parargraph.

Strategy modeling: "I like rain" paragraph with questions on right margin.

Share: Did partners ask important questions? Did they answer them in their paragraphs?

Apply: Students write "I like snow" paragraphs with questions on right margin.

Monday 10/6
Entry: On your own, create new words from these base words: quiet, relate, upset, like, love

Finish spelling lists.


Review Question Strategy. Share paragraphs from Friday.

Questions to ask:

5Es
elaboration: What else? What's another idea?
example: What is an example?
explanation: Could you explain what this is? what happened?
evidence: Where's the proof?
experience: Can you add a story or experience?

5W +H
who, what, when, where, why, how

Share: Did partners ask important questions? Did they answer them in their paragraphs?


How we work review :Write, Share, Suggest, Write, Share, Suggest, Write, Edit, Publish

Revise your paragraphs with a partner using the Question Strategy:

Read your paragraph to a neighbor. Neighbor follows along.
After the first reading, slowly read it again and your neighbor will ask you questions.
Write the questions in the margins if they help you to add details to your story.
If time, use the new ideas to elaborate your paragraph (add more details).


Share stories. What else did each add? What else could each add? Was the piece elaborated? How do you know?
Share. What questions helped you revise?

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