7th Grade Writing
Third Six Weeks
Week 2
November 27-December 1, 2017
"There are no shortcuts. Rome was not built overnight. Brick upon brick is the structure built."
Monday, November 17
* Journal Entry: Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
GRAMMAR: Students come up with the identification of sentence mistakes through sentence problems. They fix the sentence mistakes, label the mistakes, and define the mistakes.
COMPOSITION:
* Students rewrite their rough drafts
* Students with teacher brainstorm the topic of this prompt: Write an essay explaining the importance of honesty in friendship.
* Students are guided to make an outline.
Tuesday, November 28
* Journal Entry:Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
GRAMMAR
* Sentence combining through sentence problems
COMPOSITION
* Give the different patterns of leads with examples.
* Give sample expository essays and articles with different leads.
* Students identify and emulate the leads after many discussions.
* Students start writing rough draft of essay and to finish the introduction.
Wednesday, November 29
* Journal Entry: Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
GRAMMAR
* Sentence combining using different types of sentences through sentence mistakes to practice creating variety of sentence structures.
COMPOSITION
* Students write their body paragraphs with the use of EXPLANATION, EXAMPLE, LINK as well as strategies using HISTORY, ENTERTAINMENT, LITERATURE, and PERSONAL EXPERIENCE (HELP).
* Students write their conclusions using CONCRETE, ABSTRACT (CA) as well as INSIGHT, REPHRASE, ADVICE (IRA)
Thursday, November 30
GRAMMAR
* Students practice using variety of sentence structures.
COMPOSITION
* Students turn-in their essay.
Friday, December 1
* Students turn-in revised essay.
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Week 2
November 27-December 1, 2017
"There are no shortcuts. Rome was not built overnight. Brick upon brick is the structure built."
November 27-December 1, 2017
"There are no shortcuts. Rome was not built overnight. Brick upon brick is the structure built."
Monday, November 17
* Journal Entry: Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
* Journal Entry: Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
GRAMMAR: Students come up with the identification of sentence mistakes through sentence problems. They fix the sentence mistakes, label the mistakes, and define the mistakes.
COMPOSITION:
* Students rewrite their rough drafts
* Students rewrite their rough drafts
* Students with teacher brainstorm the topic of this prompt: Write an essay explaining the importance of honesty in friendship.
* Students are guided to make an outline.
* Students are guided to make an outline.
Tuesday, November 28
* Journal Entry:Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
GRAMMAR
* Sentence combining through sentence problems
COMPOSITION
* Give the different patterns of leads with examples.
* Give sample expository essays and articles with different leads.
* Students identify and emulate the leads after many discussions.
* Students start writing rough draft of essay and to finish the introduction.
* Give the different patterns of leads with examples.
* Give sample expository essays and articles with different leads.
* Students identify and emulate the leads after many discussions.
* Students start writing rough draft of essay and to finish the introduction.
Wednesday, November 29
* Journal Entry: Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
GRAMMAR
* Sentence combining using different types of sentences through sentence mistakes to practice creating variety of sentence structures.
COMPOSITION
* Journal Entry: Great Lives, Great Deeds: Ben Carson
GRAMMAR
* Sentence combining using different types of sentences through sentence mistakes to practice creating variety of sentence structures.
COMPOSITION
* Students write their body paragraphs with the use of EXPLANATION, EXAMPLE, LINK as well as strategies using HISTORY, ENTERTAINMENT, LITERATURE, and PERSONAL EXPERIENCE (HELP).
* Students write their conclusions using CONCRETE, ABSTRACT (CA) as well as INSIGHT, REPHRASE, ADVICE (IRA)
Thursday, November 30
GRAMMAR
* Students practice using variety of sentence structures.
COMPOSITION
* Students turn-in their essay.
Friday, December 1
* Students turn-in revised essay.
* Students write their conclusions using CONCRETE, ABSTRACT (CA) as well as INSIGHT, REPHRASE, ADVICE (IRA)
Thursday, November 30
GRAMMAR
* Students practice using variety of sentence structures.
COMPOSITION
* Students turn-in their essay.
Friday, December 1
* Students turn-in revised essay.