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Mr.Kochis–7thGradeReading
9/11/17-Day4
ATB:StudentOpinion–AnsweronIndexCards
Do you ever wish your teachers knew you better — knew what your life was like outside of school? Do you ever feel your teachers just don’t get you — who you really are as a person?
Type 1: Answer the question below in one paragraph. What do you wish your teachers knew about you? Why?
http://nyti.ms/2bTsIl3
Activities:1.ReviewClassRules
2.ELABenchmarkTest
3.CompleteSeventhGradeParagraphSummary
Obj.Evaluatestudentknowledgeandabilitypriortoclassroom
instruction.
Mr.Kochis–7thGradeReading9/12/17Day5ATB:What’sGoingOninThisPicture?
Type 1: After looking closely at the image above, answer the three questions below in one paragraph.
1. What is going on in this picture?
2. What do you see that makes you say that?
3. What more can you find?
https://nyti.ms/2xW1eSh
Activities:1.ReviewClassRules
2.ELABenchmarkTest
3.CompleteSeventhGradeParagraphSummary
Obj.Evaluatestudentknowledgeandabilitypriortoclassroom
instruction.
Mr.Kochis–7thGradeReading
9/13/17-Day1
ATB:WordoftheDayCopythedefinitionofthewordbelowandanswerthemultiplechoice
question. concave \kän-ˈkāv, ˈkän-ˌkāv\ adjective
: curving inward
Which of the following would best be described as concave? A. a spoon B. a pyramid C. a butter knife D. a soap bubble https://nyti.ms/2xVBKEL
Activities:1.ElementsofaShortStoryvideo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c6I24S72Jps
2.ElementsofaShortStoryNotes
Obj.1.Listanddefinethefiveelementsofashortstory.
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$&
!"#$%&!%#$'&()*+*,%-&
The 5 things you need when your reading or writing.
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&'()(*$+)%• 9(,8:(&,)&3/*;3:+&• 9(,8:(&*/&02(&+0,)<&=2,&43))<&,>0&02(&345,/&
&#,-.*$%• '0)>77:(&• ',;(02*/7&0230&23+&7,/(&=),/7&
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1+2,3%• 62()(&3/@&62(/&• '(0+&02(&+4(/(&
Mr.Kochis
1
FiveElementsofaStory"FiveThings"
Learnmoreaboutthistopic!Eachsectiongivesmoredetailononeofthelyricsfromthesong.Readeachsection,and
thenrespondbyansweringthequestionortakingnotesonkeyideas.
Lyric:Setting,that'slikewhereit'sgoingdown,Lyric:Setting,that'slikewhereit'sgoingdown,
Thestory'ssettingcouldbeinspacein
1975.
Settingisallabout“when”and“where.”
Itcouldbeaspecifictimeandplace,like
Brooklyn,NewYork,inthesummerof
1986.Oritcouldbemoreofa
description,like,acrisp,chillyautumn
morning.Location,timeofdayand
weatherareallpartofastory’ssetting.Thebestsettingdescriptionsarefull
ofdetailsandoftenincludeatleastsomeofthefivesensesinwhatthey
describe:howaplacelooks,smells,sounds,feels(the‘mood’)and...ifit’sa
settinginacastlewithcandywalls...tastes.
Notes
Lyric:Plotistheaction,thequestforsatisfaction,Lyric:Plotistheaction,thequestforsatisfaction,
PartoftheplotofRomeoandJulietiswhen
theyfallinlove.
Plotisthetermfortheeventsthatmake
upastoryandhowtheyrelatetoeach
other.Theplotissometimescalledthe
storyline.TakeafamiliarstorylikeThe
ThreeLittlePigs.What’stheplot?Three
pigsdecidetobuildhousesoutof
differentmaterials.Ahungrywolfcomesalongandblowsthefirsttwo
housesdown.Whenhecan’tblowthelastonedown,hetriestogetthe
pigsanotherway.Theyendupgettinghiminstead.Theplotshouldgive
youagoodsenseofwhatthestoryisaboutandoftenincludestheconflict,
theclimax(themostexcitingpointthatthestorybuildsupto)andthe
resolution(whentheconflictisover).
Notes
NameName DateDate
2
Lyric:Oh,it'sthecharacters,Lyric:Oh,it'sthecharacters,
HarryPotterisamaincharacterinthe
story.
Acharacterissimplysomebodyina
story.Everyoneinthestoryisa
character!Thecharactersandtheir
actionsarewhatmovetheplotalongby
doingthings.Evenwhencharactersdon’t
seemtoDOmuch—likeacouchpotato
brotherwhositsaroundplayingvideogamesallday—theystillgiveyoua
lotofinformation.Themaincharacteristhemostimportantpersonina
story.Therearealsosecondarycharacters—theactiondoesn’trevolve
aroundthem,buttheycanoftenbethemostmemorable.
Charactersusuallyhave“traits.”Thesearedetailsabouthowapersonacts,
whattheylooklikeandwhattheymightdo.Acharactercouldbered-
headedandshy.Anothercharactercouldbe100yearsoldandaloverof
skateboarding.
Notes
Lyric:Somethinggonewrong!That'stheconflict, kids,Lyric:Somethinggonewrong!That'stheconflict, kids,
Astruggleintheplotisaconflict.
Aconflictisaprobleminastory.There
arethethingsthatthemaincharacter
wantsorneedstodo,andthenthereare
thethingsthatgetinthewayofwhathe
orshewantstodo.That’susuallythe
conflict.Ifsomebodywantstogoona
trip,butdoesn’thavethemoneytopay
forit,that’saconflict.Ifsomebodyneedstogotoschooleveryday,but
there’saghostthatkeepstrippingtheminthehallway,that’saconflict.
Notes
3
Lyric:CouldbeaninternalconflictLyric:Couldbeaninternalconflict
Manycharactershavebothinternaland
externalconflicts.
Thereareinternalconflictsandexternal
conflicts.Anexternalconflictisaproblem
thatcomesfromtheworldarounda
character.Aneighborhoodbully,a
thunderstormwhenyouwanttogoto
thebeach,thoseareexternalconflicts.
Thenthereareinternalconflicts—thosethathappeninyourmind.Ifyou
finda$100-dollarbillonthestreetinfrontofyourhouse,doyoukeepitor
trytofindoutwhoitbelongsto?Ifacharacterisstrugglingwith
something,heorshehasaninternalconflict.
Notes
Lyric:Thethemeofthestoryisthemainidea,Lyric:Thethemeofthestoryisthemainidea,
Onethemeofthebooksinthisseriesisthat
thereisoftenablurrylinebetweengood
andevil.
Thethemeofastoryisthemainidea.It
goesbeyondthespecificdetailsofthe
storyandisaboutamoreuniversalidea
thatthestoryhasatitscore.Inastory
aboutakidwho’sgraduatingfromhigh
schoolandstartingcollege,therecouldbelotsofdetailsabouthislifenow
andwhathislifewillbelikeinthefuture.He’sexcitedaboutthefuture,but
he’ssadtoleavebehindhishometown.Thethemeforthatstorymightbe
“growingup”alsoknownas“comingofage.”Otherthemesthatgetuseda
lotinstoriesarefriendship,loyalty,courage,lonelinessandfreedom.
Notes
Mr.Kochis-7thGradeReading
9/14/17-Day2
ATB:PicturePrompt
Type1:Answerthequestionsbelowin3sentences.Numberyoursentences.Whenyouarefinishedreadtherelatedreview(https://nyti.ms/2eSSLrs).Are you a pizza lover? What’s the best slice you’ve ever had? Why?
https://nyti.ms/2eWL181
Activities:1.ReviewClassRulesandStoryElements
2.ReadSeventhGradebyGarySotoandcompletetheflocabularyAnalyze
astoryworksheet.
3.BenchmarkTestGrades
Obj.1.AnalyzethestorySeventhGrade.
2.Identifytheplot,characters,conflict,themeandsettingforthestory
SeventhGrade.
Mr.Kochis–7thGradeReading
9/15/17-Day3
ATB:StudentOpinion
Type 1: Answer in at least three sentences. How would an average day be different if no iPhones or other kinds of smartphones existed? Would you like to spend a day smartphone-free? Why or why not?
https://nyti.ms/2eW2Mo0 https://nyti.ms/2eR7iUy
Activities:1.ClassRulesandStoryElementsQuiz
2.CompleteAnalyzeastoryworksheetfortheshortstorySeventhGradebyGarySoto.
Obj.1.Evaluatehowmoderntechnologyhaschangedourlives.
2.AnalyzethestorySeventhGrade.