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August 26, 2005

8/29-9/2

Language Arts
8/29-The students will receive a study
guide to help them study for their
test. The test will cover all of the
objectives that have been introduced
up to this point.

8/30- Language Arts test

8/31- Objective (Identify action verbs that describe
physical or mental action)

9/1- Objective (Identify direct objects of verbs and
Identify transitive and intransitive
verbs)

9/2- The students will read Edward Mills and George
Benton. They will answer the comprehension
questions that go with the story.
They will also do a character map where they
compare and contrast character traits.

Pre-Algebra

8/29-Solving and Writing Inequalities(1-9)
8/30- Section 1-9
8/31-Review of objectives in lessons 1-2, 1-3,
1-4, 1-5, 1-6, and 1-9
9/1-Chapter1 test
9/2-DEAR and Accelerated Math


Posted by Hieber at 08:29 AM

August 19, 2005

`8/22-8/26

Weekly objectives

Pre-Algebra

8/22-To identify properties of addition and
multiplication
-To use these properties to solve problems
These objectives are covered in section 1-4.
8/23-Simplify algebraic expressions using the
8/24 distributive property.This objective is covered in
section 1-5.
8/25-Identify and solve open sentences.
8/26-Same objective.

Language Arts

8/22-Distinguish between simple and compound sentences.
8/23-Identify and correct sentence fragments and run-on
8/24 sentences.
8/25-Use end marks correctly.
-Use commas and semicolons to separate compound
sentence parts.
8/26-Answer comprehension questions that pertain to the
following: main idea, supporting details, using
context, and antonyms

Posted by Hieber at 08:02 AM

August 11, 2005

8/15-8/19

Pre-Algebra

On 8/15 and 8/16 The students will use order of operations to evaluate expressions.

8/17 and 8/18 the students will evaluate expressions containing variables and they will also be able to translate verbal phrases into algebraic expressions.

8/19- DEAR time
The students will have a quiz over the objectives that were covered this week. The material is found on sections 1-2 and 1-3.

Language Arts

8/15- Identifying the four types of sentences and writing them
8/16- Identifying complete subjects and predicates in sentences
- Writing a paragraph

8/17-Identifying simple subjects and simple predicates in sentences
-Writing an advertisement

8/18-Reviewing reading skills: analyzing information, cause and effect, drawing conclusions, and inferring
The students will read the story The Californian's Tale

8/19-Applying the proof reading strategy C.O.P.S.


Posted by Hieber at 03:15 PM

August 09, 2005

weekly preview

Dear Parents,
I am so excited to be back and I look forward to making a positive impact on your child's academic progress this year. Please note that it is not customary for me to write a syllabus since the Individualized Educational Program serves as my guideline for instruction. I will be posting a weekly preview of the week on my BLOG so that you can be familiar with the specific objectives that will be covered.
Sincerely,
Terri Hieber

Posted by Hieber at 01:07 PM

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