21. Lesson Plans lesson Plan. Aug. 26 Aug. 30. enlish IV ACC. Monday, THE HOLLOW HILLSbackground1stchapter. Tuesday, BEOWULFcharacters and theme. Wednesday, http://www.parisisd.net/parishigh/teachers/cdodd/lp/wk02.htm

Mrs. Dodd's English Class Paris High School Home Class Schedule Lesson Plan Links ... Paris ISD Home Page Lesson Plan Aug. 26 - Aug. 30 Enlish IV ACC Monday THE HOLLOW HILLSbackground1st chapter Tuesday BEOWULFcharacters and theme Wednesday BEOWULFRead in class. Thursday BEOWULFRead in class. Friday BEOWULFRead in class. English III ACC Monday THE SCARLET LETTERbackground and characters Tuesday American literatureChap. Oneintroduction Wednesday the literature of the American Indian Thursday the literature of the American Indian Friday THE SCARLET LETTERtest on first section English IV Dual Credit/English 1301 Monday THE HOLLOW HILLSbackground and characters Tuesday quiz on Chap. 1 of PATTERNS OF COLLEGE WRITINGChap. 1 exercises. Wednesday review of comma splices and run-ons for first essay Thursday Chap.2 of PATTERNS OF COLLEGE WRITINGexercises Friday THE HOLLOW HILLStest IChap. 2 exercises

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Conrad Ball Middle School Instructional Technology Instructional Technology Links Red-Hot Reading and Writing Sites Marvelous Math Sites Ms. Smith's English Page...for links and timely features. Math Forum ...for problem solving and homework help. http://home.earthlink.net/~jesmith/ http://www.mathforum.com/ Otta Ray's Head ...for lesson plans and links to many other sites. Figure This ...for interesting middle school math challenges http://home.cogeco.ca/~rayser3/index.htm http://www.figurethis.org/ English Teacher's Home Page ..for hints, tricks, and tips for enlish teachers and students alike. Math Counts ...for a math competition program. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Acropolis/4687/index.htm http://www.mathcounts.org/ Shpiffy Social Studies Sites Scintillating Science Sites CIA World Factbook ...for statistical information and maps of countries. http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/index.html

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STUDENT LINKS Language Arts, Language and Art Links English Language Arts: Word Play Do you find words fascinating? WWW Virtual Library: Literature English Practice Houghton Mifflin Wacky Web Tales Young children can create a wacky tale. SET Game Crossword Puzzles Concord Review: Get Published! A publication accepting gifted students' history essays. Linguistic Olympics Designed for students 11 through 18. Harper Audio! A sound file database of poetry and literature selections read by authors and poets. Works include: Poe, Vonnegut, Hemingway, Frost, etc. Useful Tips and Resources for Creative Thinking Writers in Electronic Residence Online writing with Canadian authors. Argumentation and Debate Spelling Activities Spark Notes Spark Notes are online study guides for a variety of novel and plays commonly taught in middle and high schools. SJS Debate Home Page The Internet School Library Media Center's historical fiction page The page includes bibliographies, criticism, lesson plans and other resources. The ISLMC is a meta site where teachers, parents and students can preview content related WWW links. For other genres, please visit the Children's Literature or Young Adult Literature pages. Author and Illustrator Pages Book Nook Create an on-line book report.

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26. Saskatchewan Learning - School Age - Evergreen Curriculum - Resources - Online B enlish Language Arts Grade 12. Exploring Shakespeare Series provides teachers withsimple renditions of Shakespeare's plays to support their own lesson plans. http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/curr_inst/iru/bibs/update02/ela12.html

Enlish Language Arts: Grade 12 Note: The list of resources in this section provides an update to English Language Arts 30: A Bibliography (1999). A Canadian Writer's Reference. Updated 2nd ed. Clues to Acting Shakespeare Descriptionary. 2nd ed. A Dictionary of Literary and Thematic Terms. 1st pbk. ed. ... Young Adolescents Meet Literature: Intersections for Learning A Canadian Writer's Reference. Updated 2nd ed. (Print-Non-Fiction). Hacker, Diana. Nelson Thomson Learning (LRDC), 2001. 381 p. Order no. 2566 ($27.80 coil-bound). (CAN) This updated second edition includes information about grammar, usage and documentation, and it is an excellent reference for the writing of essays, fiction and research reports. Included are an alphabetized table of contents, tabbed dividers, an index, sections for English as a Second Language (ESL) students, Modern Language Association (MLA) and American Psychological Association (APA) style information and a chapter providing definitions and examples of basic grammar terms. A website at www.hacker-updated2ed.

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Enlish Language Arts: Grade 10 Note: The list of resources in this section provides an update to English Language Arts 10: A Bibliography (1997). Alice, I Think Before Wings Behind the Wheel: Poems About Driving Being With Henry ... Young Adolescents Meet Literature: Intersections for Learning Alice, I Think (Print-Fiction). Juby, Susan. Thistledown Press Ltd. (GDS), 2000. 222 p. ISBN 1-894345-12-6 ($15.95 pbk.). (CAN) Alice lists five life goals, that, when achieved, she hopes will make her into the child her parents want her to be. Over the course of the next three months, she explores herself and her world, discarding or achieving these goals in the process. In this coming-of-age novel, issues relevant to teens are dealt with in a humourous, yet realistic manner. Girls particularly will enjoy the world as seen through Alice's eyes. Suggested Use: Decisions Before Wings (Print-Fiction). Goobie, Beth. Orca Book Publishers Ltd. (ORC), 2000. 203 p. ISBN 1-55143-161-0 ($19.95 hdc.). ISBN 1-55143-163-7 ($8.95 pbk.). (SK) Adrien is 15 years old. Two years ago, at the age of 13, she suffered a ruptured brain aneurysm and nearly died. Despite her successful struggle to rehabilitate, she is convinced that she is going to die soon. After a summer spent at a camp run by her aunt, Adrien discovers, through love, friendship and spirit dreams a new appreciation for life and a better understanding of herself. She comes to realize that the greatest tragedy is living in fear of death. Goobie's sense of adolescents rings true and she handles the topic of death with humour and variety.

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31. Different Info For Secondary Literacy for staff on the incorporation of multicultural resources into their lesson plans. INSTRUCTIONIN THE enlish/LANGUAGE ARTS CLASSROOM The writing curriculum in http://www.harrison.k12.co.us/curr-inst/csc/secliteracy/differentinfo.htm

Harrison School District Two Secondary Reading Position Paper (revised 02/2000) PHILOSOPHY All students deserve the opportunity to develop the reading skills that will allow them to participate fully as citizens of the global community. The continuing development of higher level reading and thinking skills is the domain of the secondary schools and must be supported in the home and in the community. Some secondary students do not have the basic reading skills necessaryto develop these higher level reading and thinking skills and must be provided intensive instruction and support to help them achieve success in this critical area. Our mission is to provide adolescents with the necessary reading skills and strategies to meet the more difficult learning and problem-solving tasks they encounter at school and beyond graduation. FOCUS ON LITERACY Because literacy development occurs throughout life, a comprehensive reading focus is needed for secondary students. "The literacy learning that takes place in adolescents between the ages of 10 and 18 is of critical importance in preparing for life in and out of school" (Vacca, 1998). The development of a district and building climate that supports literacy will include: * A district-wide literacy plan based on available data that addresses the needs of HSD2 students.

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35. References Parent Reference for Language Arts ((Objectives, Guides, and lesson plans), ReferenceSources Some of The Classics, for honors enlish students, contains online http://www.csun.edu/~vceed009/lareferences.html

References References ACC: English and Language Room. The Academy Assistance Center (ACC) Home Page contains a collection of English language arts resources for grades 7-12. Topics include authors/poets and their works, online literary sites, classical literature, mythology, and folklore, and electronic texts. Acronym Expander. The Acronym Expander lets you enter any word and it returns a list of all entries that contain it as either an acronym or as part of a definition. The site is suitable for grades 6-12. Acronym Finder. Alan Cooper's Homonyns. Alan Cooper's Homonyns page contains words, like"caret" and "carrot" that are pronounced the same, but are spelled differently, and that have different meanings. For his alphabetical list of over 650 homonyn sets, click here Alex. Alex features a searchable collection of electronic texts of classical English and American literature for grades 9-12. You can also find books dating back to the 1600's in an index of over 125 authors or in another index of 700 titles Alpha Ralpha Boulevard.

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Enlish 300a: April 16, 1997 Today's Lesson Today is open for you to work on your team project and on your portfolio. Report your work to your teacher before leaving. Assignment for next time Read How to Document a Web Page , and make plans, with your team if possible, to write documentation for the web page. Continue work on your client's project, on your revisions for your portfolio, and on your

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references References Acronym Finder. Acronym Finder is searchable database containing over 45,000 common acronyms about computers, technology, telecommunications, and the military. For example, enter the acronym "NASA" to learn that the letters stand for the National Aeronautics & Space Administration. The site is suitable for grades 6-12. Alan Cooper's Homonyns. Alan Cooper's Homonyns page contains words, like"caret" and "carrot" that are pronounced the same, but are spelled differently, and that have different meanings. For his alphabetical list of over 650 homonyn sets. Alex. Alex features a searchable collection of electronic texts of classical English and American literature for grades 9-12. You can also find books dating back to the 1600's in an index of over 125 authors or in another index of 700 titles Alpha Ralpha Boulevard. Alpha Ralpha Boulevard, created by Espana N. Sheriff, features an index to over 320 science fiction writers with biographical information and lists of their works. The site is suitable for grades 8-12. Amanda's Mnemonics Page.

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Evil Bill's LiveJournal [Most Recent Entries] [Calendar View] [Friends] Below are the most recent journal entries recorded in Evil Bill 's LiveJournal: Monday, April 7th, 2003 11:14 pm Cherry blossom audio riot Cherry blossoms don't have any of the melancholy beauty that the autumn trees in the midwest bear. They are strictly nice to look at, in an almost too cute way. But I'll never again be able to run along side a river with dozens of heavy drinkers from around the world while passing through a soft downpour of pink pettles. The large pink trees just went on and on, hanging over the river and the picnickers. By coincidence there were fireworks at the end of the "race". Then there was food and bi-lingual flirting. I've setteled on a final post-July plan which I will keep under wraps for at least a week to deterime its stability. I'm also considering ways to avoid mass riots when I finally do reveal my future. I'm supposed to hang out with a few of my students for a cherry blossom pincic this weekend (they bloom in different areas at differnt times- this weekend they're coming to my town). However, through several long outings I've found these students to be rather dull so I'm looking for an out. Work is quite tolerable and even nice. Someday I'll ask why I left these reasonably well paid seven hour workdays.

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ChooseLife Choose the life offered by Jesus. A Month of Psalms Tuesday, April 1, 2003 Conclusion This is where I'll place my conclusions as to the "Month of Psalms" series. Sunday, March 30, 2003 Wednesday, March 26, 2003 Psalms 26, 56, 86, 116, 146 Tuesday, March 25, 2003 Psalms 25, 55, 85, 115, 145 Ouch! I hurt my right hand at work today. Typing hurts. (Each of the vectors I have skipped from this month will be filled in next month.) Monday, March 24, 2003 Psalms 24, 54, 84, 114, 144 Psalms 24, 54, 84, 114, 144 Saturday, March 22, 2003 Psalms 22, 52, 82, 112, 142 Psalms 22, 52, 82, 112, 142 Thursday, March 20, 2003 Psalms 20, 50, 80, 110, 140 I'm too tired to write tonight. I'm camping with my wife and children this weekend. So, I'll next write on Monday, March 24. Psalms 20, 50, 80, 110, 140 Home Articles Top 50 My Story Basics ... Login April 2003 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Mar May This site is using the CoolBlue theme.

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