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Creating Literacy-Rich Schools for Adolescents Douglas Fisher www.fisherandfrey.com

Creating Literacy-Rich Schools for Adolescents Douglas Fisher www.fisherandfrey.com. Three Big Ideas. Internalize an instructional framework. Develop a level of instructional consistency. Examine student work, with colleagues, on a regular basis. Internalize an Instructional Framework.

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Learning about Clauses .

Recommended for Stage Two. Learning about Clauses . Hi! We are going to help you learn about clauses! . Hi! We hope you will enjoy our game. . What is a clause?. A clause is a group of words that contain a verb and its subject. Dogs run. Click on the bold words for an explanation!.

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Curiosity and Confidence

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Classifying Triangles

Classifying Triangles. Lesson One Unit Four Standards: G 1, 3.4. C. 10. 11. 8. 1. m. 6. 9. 4. 3. 2. A. B. Bellringer. Refer to the figure: Name a pair of consecutive interior angles. If m || AB, name a pair of congruent angles and state why they are congruent.

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Comprehension Strategy Instruction

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Introduction to External Text Structures

Introduction to External Text Structures. External Text Structure. The way the editor or publisher has arranged and printed the piece of writing. Knowing about external text structure helps you to understand what you are reading. Why do we use external text structures?. 1. Clarify Material

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Reading Comprehension Strategies

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Practice Mink Practical

Practice Mink Practical. This practice practical DOES NOT contain all the required organs. It is just for your practice - these are not the pictures you will see but are similar to them. Be sure to review the bold words in your packet and any labeled pictures. Trachea. Esophagus.

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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet. Mr. Shakespeare . William Shakespeare: 1564-1616 Born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England Became an actor and a playwright in 1592 . The Greatest Writer in the English Language . * 37 plays *154 sonnets * Numerous poems * 145 million hits on Google . Prologue.

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I-Pads @ White Knoll

I-Pads @ White Knoll. Handouts for Easy Reference. Project : Project. (A) Project an iPad image through VGA

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Two Column (2C) Notes

Two Column (2C) Notes. Procedures to follow. Give Them a Title . 1-1 How to Define Life Page 2. Copy the Learning Target. Found on the board. Copy the Key Terms. They are the bold words found in the section Pre-Reading / Post-Reading Check _____ cell ______ _____ energy ______

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Non-fiction Books

Non-fiction Books. You will learn:. About the features of a non-fiction book. To consider how non-fiction books differ from fiction books. What is inside a non-fiction book?. A contents page A glossary An index Chapters about different subjects Loads and loads of information!.

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Grammar Bite:

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R.T.W March 25th, 2008

R.T.W March 25th, 2008. Why are lysosomes important your body? (Benchmark check, page 90) F.1.3.5 CS Pick up your RTW!!!!!! Food Web Drawings are now TWO DAYS LATE!!!! Dichotomous key is DUE TODAY! NO SCHOOL FRIDAY!!!! Woo hoo!. R.T.W March 25th, 2008.

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Do you think you read everything the same way?

Do you think you read everything the same way?. What are the different things you can read everyday?. What is fiction?. F iction is f ake ideas can be about real people but the details and events are made up by the writer read for fun. Types of Fiction. Poetry Plays Narrative Text

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SQ3R

SQ3R. Survey Question Read Recite Review. What is it at the core?. It is active reading You are engaging yourself to be efficient. You are learning to become expert readers. SQ3R dissected. Survey: Scan the text: headings, pictures, bold words, colored words and summaries.

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FRIDAY (!!!), December 14, 2012

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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet. Mr. Shakespeare . William Shakespeare: 1564-1616 Born in Stratford-upon-Avon, England Became an actor and a playwright in 1592 . The Greatest Writer in the English Language . * 37 plays *154 sonnets * Numerous poems * 145 million hits on Google . Prologue.

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Passage 7.6

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