MON to FRI 0929_1003_2014

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Everyday Edit

• Everyday Edits for September

• California Statehood• Columbia CA 1850's Tim

e Machine

• Why do we need to know about this?

• How will knowing about this make us smarter.

• Where is Hollywood?• Why is Hollywood

important?• How do you support

what goes on in Hollywood?

Turn and Talk after the video clip!

Homework: Probable Passage

• Use the word list to write a paragraph or passage.

Rules:• Use ALL of the

words• Use the words in

the same order as they appear on the list.

• Underline italicized words.

MoviesBooksWizard of OzWillie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory

ImagesWordsPacing ActionsScreen

Harry PotterJumangiCat in the Hat

90 minutesCharactersPlotTalentsActorsCostumesMusiciansMagicFilmmaking

• Movies are made from books. Wizard of Oz and Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory are good examples of books made into movies. Images and words turn into fast pacing as actions come alive on the big screen. Harry Potter and Jumangi are examples of fast paced movies made from books. Cat in the Hat is a short book that had to take up 90 minutes with weird characters and a convoluted plot. Talents are important: Jim Carey made a good Cat because he can act maniacal. Costumes are really important too. Musicians add tone to the movie making it dramatic or sad or scary or exciting. There is magic in filmmaking. Filmmakers can make images come to life on the big screen. Hollywood is a place where dreams come “true.”

HOMEWORK DUE WEDNESDAY

• In your homework notebook, write about your favorite movie.

• Title_____________• When I saw it ___________(time of year, age)• Who was with me_____________• How many times watched________________• I own it _____ (or I plan to own it)• Why I like this movie sooooo much_________

(tell all the details!)

Timed Partner Reading

• With a partner, read page 882. • You have 3 minutes.• You will use this page as a reference to help

you with today’s work, so don’t forget that you read it!

Timed Reading

• Open your book to page 883. Please read silently…

• Read pages 883-886. • You have 5 minutes.• At the end of those 5 minutes, we will turn

and talk about what we read. • DO NOT talk until the 5 minute reading time is

up.

Everyday Edit Do Now Thursday

• October EE Edits • Peanuts Comic Strip• Peanuts Comic Strip Examples

Compare/contrastPeanuts Motion Comic Sore Arm

Thursday: Interactive Achievement

• Today you will take a test in Interactive Achievement. From the Huntington Middle School screen, find Students in the left menu. The first choice is Interactive Achievement Login, choose that item

Thursday: Interactive Achievement

At the onTRAC screen, type in your login (usually your first name.last name). Your password is your student number. You will be given a menu or list of tests to choose from.

HTMS 7 Pretest An American Princess

• TODAY, you will choose HTMS 7 Pretest An American Princess.

• READ the passage carefully.• READ the test items carefully.• Select the best answers by going back into

the passage to FIND the right answers. • You will need to write about this passage

tomorrow. READ CAREFULLY!

Friday: Monday Continued

• Book Talk: Books to Movies: Ms. Carrigan• Everyday Edits: October EE Edits• Stock Market Stock Market Crash 2 mins• and Lemony Snicket. LSnicket Movie Trailer• What do the two videos seem to have in

common? Write a response in your CW ntbk.• Turn and talk about possibilities.

• Use the word list to write a paragraph or passage.

Rules:• Use ALL of the

words• Use the words in

the same order as they appear on the list.

• Underline italicized words.

Homework: Probable Passage

ExampleGoalsHeart ActionImportantBelieveBestResponsibilityOpportunities

FriendsGrewFocusJokesHurtfulEmbarrassedFunnyReputationLeader

Today’s Expectations

• We are continuing our work from Monday—please find the chart from page 887 in your classwork notebook. We will be working with this chart again, but first we will make connections from yesterday’s Interactive Achievement Reading passage. You will receive a passage to re-read and refresh your memory. Please do not write on this copy.

Make Connections

• Think about the passage “An American Princess”

• Write to explain how that passage is connected the importance of Hollywood and entertainment.

• Why did Grace find “life as a princess difficult”?

• Describe the Princess Grace Foundation.

Grace Kelly Movies

• Look at the chart on page 887• Draw this chart in your notebook. Copy it!• Do this quickly—you have 3 minutes. • Don’t talk about it, just do it.

Working with a partner:• Go back into the article to find Examples and

Explanations to write in and complete your charts.

• Write this sentence under your chart in your classwork notebook:

My chart partner is ______(name)________

Library Groups and Expectations

Orange Groups 1-4 Blue Groups 5-8

REV IT Up: Words & MeaningsStoic: shows no emotionRepress: hold back Maniacal: acting wild & crazyPainstakingly: going or working slowly & carefullyLilting: pleasant, light, musicalRefinement: polite, good taste and manners

Pedestrian: common, ordinary, not interestingInfuriate: to become (suffix –ate) angry, furiousCondescending: to make others feel low, small or stupidContrite: feeling sorry or ashamed for your actions or words

REV Sentences: Context

• A stoic person doesn’t show any emotion, even when bad things happen.

• If you repress a feeling, you hold back or keep it inside.

• When you act maniacal, you act wild and crazy, like a maniac.

• When you do something painstakingly, you do it very slowly and carefully.

• Movies are made from books. Wizard of Oz and Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory are good examples of books made into movies. Images and words turn into fast pacing as actions come alive on the big screen. Harry Potter and Jumangi are examples of fast paced movies made from books. Cat in the Hat is a short book that had to take up 90 minutes with weird characters and a convoluted plot. Talents are important: Jim Carey made a good Cat because he can act maniacal. Costumes are really important too. Musicians add tone to the movie making it dramatic or sad or scary or exciting. There is magic in filmmaking. Filmmakers can make images come to life on the big screen. Hollywood is a place where dreams come “true.”

• If a sound is lilting, it is pleasantly light and musical.

• If you show refinement, you act politely and show good taste.

• Something that is pedestrian is so common and ordinary that it is not interesting.

• When someone or something infuriates you, it makes you extremely angry, even furious.

• When you are condescending to others, you talk down to them making them feel unimportant or stupid.

• If you are contrite, you are very sorry or ashamed.