MONDAY: Creative Writing/6.11/Editing our creative writing stories together in groups TUESDAY: Constructed Response/6.10a/"Why Do Things Go Viral?" article from SCOPE WEDNESDAY: Illustrations for Creative Writing/6.10c/Creating illustrations for our creative stories...

11/7 Morning Announcements by Kasie Koonce

11/6 Morning Announcements by Kasie Koonce

Art 1 Cartoon Grid- 2 major grades *Students will divide a cartoon with 1/4 ” grid on top. They will measure off the 1/4 ” along all four sides. *Next, students will connect the marks with a ruler and draw a line. This will create a grid across the cartoon. *They will then label their grid a-? on the top and 1-? on the sides. *Students will then measure off their large paper either 1 1/4, 1 1/2, etc grid on the sheet of 12 x 18 paper. The size depends on the size of the cartoon. *Next, they will create a grid using whichever size is best for their cartoon (remember to measure all 4 sides so that your squares are even) *Students need to label their large sheet of paper so it matches their cartoon. *Students will begin drawing square by square. *Once, students have completed their drawing they will outline their cartoon in black sharpie, then erase their grid. *Students will the color their cartoon grid with colored pencils. *Cartoons need to staple their small cartoon to their large one....

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Monday 11/4- go over and discuss last week's test (now that band is back), Writing Linear Equations from Word Problems Practice (Due Tomorrow) Tuesday 11/5- Section 4.2:  Writing Point-Slope Equations Notes and Practice Wednesday 11/6- Section 4.2, continued. In class practice, due at end of class period...

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11/4 Morning Announcements by Kasie Koonce

The Second Continental Congress American leaders started meeting in Philadelphia in May 1775. George Washington, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Jay and others. They unified the colonies They named George Washington commander of the Continental army. But they also tried to make up with Britain and sent King George a petition to stop hostilities and declared their loyalty to the king. King George rejected the petition, and said the colonies were in rebellion. After that, the Americans started building a navy, printed money to pay bills, and the colonies agreed to pay for the war. They also started talking to Britain’s old enemy, France, to help them in the war. ...