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Volcano Disasters Unit

Volcano Disasters Unit. 6 th Grade Language Arts Mrs. Frantz. Today’s goals. 3/26/14. Bell Ringer #50 Introduce Volcano Disasters Book RhymeZone Website: http://www.rhymezone.com/ “What If” Poem Rubric & Template – Start Writing Your Poems! (Presented in class Friday)

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Volcano Disasters Unit

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  1. Volcano DisastersUnit 6th Grade Language Arts Mrs. Frantz

  2. Today’s goals 3/26/14 • Bell Ringer #50 • Introduce Volcano Disasters Book • RhymeZone Website: http://www.rhymezone.com/ • “What If” Poem Rubric & Template – Start Writing Your Poems! (Presented in class Friday) • HOMEWORK: Get a good night’s sleep and eat breakfast for tomorrow’s Math PSSA! • New SAR Book – Approved By MONDAY March 31st

  3. Today’s goals 3/27/14 • Bell Ringer #51 • Volcano Disasters – Chapter 1 • “Whatif” Poem Presentation Rubric • Review Poetry Rubric/Template • Finish Writing “What If” Poems • New SAR Book – Approved By MONDAY March 31st • HOMEWORK: Practice reading your poetry for tomorrow’s coffeehouse!

  4. Today’s goals 3/28/14 • Bell Ringer #52 • Read Volcano Disasters – Finish Chapter 1/Start 2 • Poetry Coffeehouse – Cafeteria, second half • New SAR Book – Approved By Monday • HOMEWORK: SAR Conferencing on Monday, must have book on your level!

  5. Bring the following to the poetry coffeehouse reading: • Whatif Coffeehouse Poetry Reading Rubric* • Poetry: My Whatif Poem Rubric* • Your Whatif Poem • *Hand these to Mrs. Frantz • when you present!

  6. Today’s goals 3/31/14 • Bell Ringer #53 • SAR Reading Time/Conferencing for New Books • Finish Poetry Readings • Volcano Disaster – Chapter 3 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due Friday, April 11th

  7. Today’s goals 4/1/14 • Bell Ringer #54 • SAR Reading Time/Conferencing for New Books • Volcano Disaster – Chapter 4 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due Friday, April 11th

  8. Today’s goals 4/2/14 • Bell Ringer #55 • Volcano Disaster – Chapters 5 & 6 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due Friday, April 11th

  9. Today’s goals 4/3/14 • Bell Ringer #56 • Volcano Disaster – Chapter 7 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due Friday, April 11th

  10. Today’s goals 4/4/14 • Bell Ringer #57 • Introduction to Preposition Notes • Volcano Disaster – Chapters 8 & 9 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due NEXT Friday, April 11th

  11. Prepositions a word that shows relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word in the sentence Ex.: Your math book is underneath your coat. Underneathshows the relationship of coat to book The one behind us honked his horn. Behind shows the relationship of us to one.

  12. Commonly Used Prepositions aboard before down about behind during across below except after beneath from against beside for along between in around beyond into at by like near next

  13. of through underneath off throughout until on up over to upon past toward with since under within without

  14. Compound Prepositions according to in addition to next to aside from in place of on account of because of in spite of out of

  15. Today’s goals 4/7/14 • Bell Ringer #58 • Review Introduction to Preposition Notes • Find the Preposition Exercise • Prepositional Phrases Notes • Volcano Disaster – Chapters 10 & 11 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due THIS Friday, April 11th

  16. Find the Preposition Exercise • Copy down the following sentences. Then, underline the preposition. • We planted a tree behind the garage. • I bought fabric for a dress. • They live near the airport. • For his birthday, my brother wants a guitar. • The pictures won’t be ready until Friday or Monday.

  17. Find the Preposition Exercise • Copy down the following sentences. Then, underline the preposition. • We planted a tree behind the garage. • I bought fabric for a dress. • They live near the airport. • For his birthday, my brother wants a guitar. • The pictures won’t be ready until Friday or Monday.

  18. The Prepositional Phrase • A preposition always has at least one noun or pronoun as an object. • The noun or pronoun is called the object of the preposition. • The preposition, its object, and any modifiers, of the object make up a prepositional phrase. • The object of the preposition follows the preposition.

  19. Ex.: The pile of dry leaves had grown much larger. The preposition of relates its object, leaves to pile. The adjective dry modifies leaves. • Ex.: He poured sauce over the pizza. The preposition over relates its object, pizza, to poured.

  20. A preposition may have more than one object. • Ex.: The flea collar is forcats and dogs. The preposition for has two objects cats and dogs. • Ex.: My big sister had to decide between the University of Wisconsin and Carroll College. The preposition between has two objects the University of Wisconsin and Carroll College.

  21. Today’s goals 4/8/14 • Bell Ringer #59 • Review Prepositional Phrases Notes • Find the Prepositional Phrase Exercises • Preposition or Adverb Notes • Volcano Disaster – Chapter 12 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due THIS Friday, April 11th

  22. Find the Prepositional Phrase #1 • Copy down the following sentences. Underline the prepositional phrase. • I received a letter from my aunt and uncle. • The largest of all falcons is the artic falcon. • What are the answers to the third and fourth questions? • There are many uses for peanuts. • I think you might need a calculator for that problem.

  23. Find the Prepositional Phrase #1 • Copy down the following sentences. Then, underline the preposition and circle its object. • I received a letter from my aunt and uncle. • The largest of all falcons is the artic falcon. • What are the answers to the third and fourth questions? • There are many uses for peanuts. • I think you might need a calculator for that problem.

  24. Find the Prepositional Phrase #2 • Copy down the following sentences. Underline the prepositional phrase. • According to experts, the sun will live for billions of years. • Six out of seven volunteers enjoyed the program. • We had an early dismissal last week because of snow. • The novels are located next to the textbooks. • Aside from my mother, no one else thinks I’m telling the truth.

  25. Find the Prepositional Phrase #2 • Copy down the following sentences. Then, underline the preposition and circle its object. • According to experts, the sun will live for billions of years. • Six out of seven volunteers enjoyed the program. • We had an early dismissal last week because of snow. • The novels are located next to the textbooks. • Aside from my mother, no one else thinks I’m telling the truth.

  26. Preposition or Adverb? Some words may be used as both prepositions and adverbs. A preposition has at least one noun or pronoun as an object. An adverb NEVER does. To choose preposition or adverb, look for the object

  27. Ex. preposition: Clouds gathered above us. Us is the object of the preposition above. Meet me outside the gym tomorrow. Gym is the object of the preposition outside. Ex. adverb: Clouds gathered above. There is not an object. Meet me outside tomorrow morning. There is not an object.

  28. Today’s goals 4/9/14 • Bell Ringer #60 • Review Preposition or Adverb Notes • Preposition Tips Notes • Preposition or Adverb Exercise • Volcano Disaster – Finish Chapter 12 & Chapter 13 • Scholastic Book Orders – Due THIS Friday, April 11th

  29. TIPS on Prepositions A preposition shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and another word. A preposition is always part of a phrase. A prepositional phrase begins with a preposition and ends with a noun or pronoun- the object of the preposition. There may be more than one object. Prepositional phrases may come at the beginning of a sentence. Some words can be used as prepositions and as adverbs.

  30. Preposition or an Adverb? • Decide whether the underlined word is a preposition (PREP) or an adverb (ADV), then label it. • Before it rains, bring your bike in. • Had you seen a Chinese New Year Parade before? • Red and green lights sparkled down the street. • Smoke from the campfire disappeared in the heavy fog. • Andy turned the log over and found a worm.

  31. Preposition or an Adverb? • Decide whether the underlined word is a preposition (PREP) or an adverb (ADV), then label it. • Before it rains, bring your bike in. ADV • Had you seen a Chinese New Year Parade before? ADV • Red and green lights sparkled down the street. PREP • Smoke from the campfire disappeared in the heavy fog. PREP • Andy turned the log over and found a worm. ADV

  32. Today’s goals 4/10/14 • Bell Ringer #61 • Finish Volcano Disaster • Review Preposition Tips Notes • Begin Preposition Packet • Scholastic Book Orders – Due TOMORROW!

  33. Today’s goals 4/11/14 • Bell Ringer #62 • SAR Reading/Conferencing – 20 min. Deadline May 22nd • Continue Preposition Packet • Non-fiction Volcano Booklet Vocabulary Review • Begin Reading Volcano Booklet • Scholastic Book Orders – Due TODAY!

  34. Today’s goals 4/14/14 • Bell Ringer #63 • SAR Reading/Conferencing – 20 min. Deadline May 22nd • Continue Preposition Packet • Continue Reading Volcano Booklet • Volcano Disasters Open Book Test ???

  35. Today’s goals 4/15/14 • Bell Ringer #64 • SAR Time – 15 Minutes • Continue Preposition Packet • Continue Reading Volcano Booklet • Volcano Packet Worksheet Open Book Volcano Disasters Test Tomorrow

  36. Today’s goals 4/16/14 • Bell Ringer #65 • Volcano Disasters Open Book Test • SAR Time – 15 Minutes • Continue Preposition Packet • Review Volcano Packet Worksheet • Continue Reading Volcano Booklet

  37. Today’s goals 4/17/14 • Bell Ringer #66 • Update – Shared Documents now show up on website! • Finish Reading Volcano Booklet – Test April 24th (Next Thursday) • Mt. St. Helens Video

  38. Today’s goals 4/22/14 • Bell Ringer #67 • SAR Time – 15 Minutes • Finish Preposition Packet • Continue Volcano Booklet Packet – Test this Thursday

  39. Today’s goals 4/23/14 • Bell Ringer #68 • SAR Time – 15 Minutes • Scholastic Articles - Preposition Practice • Finish Volcano Booklet Packet • Review Volcano Booklet – Test TOMORROW!

  40. Today’s goals 4/24/14 • Bell Ringer – NONE SUBSTITUTE LESSON • Volcano Test • Preposition Review Exercises • SAR Time – 15 Minutes

  41. Preposition Review • P. 362 Exercise 11 # 6-10 • P. 362 Exercise 12 ALL

  42. Today’s goals 4/25/14 • Bell Ringer – NONE SUBSTITUTE LESSON • Preposition Review Exercises • Scholastic Preposition Article • SAR Time – 15 Minutes

  43. Preposition Review #2 • P. 346 Diagnostic Preview #1,3,4,7 Write down the sentences, circle the preposition, underline the prepositional phrase. • P. 364 Exercise 13 #6-10 Write down your answer – adverb/preposition

  44. Volcano Disaster VocabularyChapter 1 SKIPPED Solitude 2. Minimum 3. Gadgets 4. Patents 5. Blueprints 6. Commuter

  45. Volcano Disaster VocabularyChapter 2 SKIPPED 1. medics 2. elective 3. nudged 4. trivia 5. insatiable 6. quirky 7. spouted 8. assumed 9. expectantly 10. tinkered

  46. Today’s goals 3/15/13 • Reminders: Chapter 1-2 Vocab Quiz Monday • Scholastic Book Orders Due TODAY • P. 2 Sentence Packet • Volcano Disaster Vocabulary – Chapter 3 • AR Reading Time

  47. Volcano Disaster VocabularyChapter 3 SKIPPED 1. prior 2. threaded 3. precaution 4. revolutionize 5. trial run

  48. Today’s goals 3/18/13 • Bell Ringer #61 • Read Volcano Disaster • Chapter 1-2 Vocab Quiz – Read Library Book until everyone finishes. • Volcano Disaster Vocabulary – Chapter 4 & 5

  49. Volcano Disaster VocabularyChapter 4 SKIPPED 1. shield 2. quarantined 3. potential 4. loomed

  50. Volcano Disaster VocabularyChapter 5 SKIPPED 1. dormancy 2. cope 3. consulted

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