ELD 2 (Period 1) Assignments
- Instructors
- Term
- 2013 Fall
- Department
- ELD
- Location
- P12
- Description
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ELD 2 class is a developmental class of English which is a requirement for entrance into classes leading to the University system. This class develops language ability that allows students to compete with native speakers for entrance into the university of their choice. This class emphasizes the use of listening, speaking , reading and writing. Students must be able to be proficient in these skills. The ability to speak fluently and with automaticity is a primary goal. Flluency is a key factor and a requirement in promotion to the SDAIE university classes. Students must be able to engage in class discussions demonstrating that they understand and are able to explain and ask questions about the concepts of the class. Students at the intermediate level are able to comprehend information on familiar topics in contextualized settings; produce sustained conversation with others on an expanding variety of general topics; interact independently with a variety of simplified print; write basic information and expanded responses in contextualized settings; comprehend main ideas and basic concepts in content areas; express a variety of personal and safety needs and respond to questions using short sentences; and initiate simple conversations with English speakers outside the school. Students are encouraged to speak and practice English during and after school hours. The practice and use of a language is the most important step in becoming proficient in the use of the language that is being learned. Students who have not demonstrated their ability to speak English with fluency in both social and academic language( be able to use language proficiently in the classroom) will not be promoted to the next level. Students are expected to be able to communicate at a high level of oral and written proficiency demonstrating that they can explain the concepts learned in all of their classes.
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Past Assignments
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Test on Amir- Comprehension and vocabulary
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Test on Amir/ or change to Wed.
Critical Reading/thinking skills- Relating Goals and Outcomes/ Predicting Outcomes
Read the first paragraph. Record the character's goals and actions. Predict an outcome.
Read the second paragraph. Add information to the chart. Check your prediction.
Homework" Goal and Outcome Chart- Ginger for the Heart
Write goals, actions and outcomes for Yenna and the young man(boyfriend).
Finish page 67. workbook
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Text-High Points
Story- Ginger for the Heart by Paul Yee
Students review the story plot. Students respond orally to comprehension questions about the story.
Historical/cultural background information: gold rush- During the 1800's (1848-1855) gold was discovered in California in the are around Sacramento and San Francisco. People came from all over the world. Many people came from China. Many Chinese who did not find gold stayed and settled in California and formed Chinatown in San Francisco. Many Chinese helped to make the Railroad system by laying down tracks for the trains to move on.
Page 156 of High Points:
Students copy definition and examples of adjectives and enter into journals. Students include Add Adjectives and Practice into journals as well.
Homework: Further practice with adjectives- Using Nouns as Modifiers (7-3) page 105
Students do ex. 7 on pages 105 and 106 in complete sentences on lined paper for homework.
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Assignment - Grammar book
pg. 26 Students read information in the blue box at the top of the page (2-8) Troublesome verbs:
Raise/Rise, Set/Sit/,Lay/Lie. Students have already learned about transitive and intransitive verbs.
Class work: Students will do ex. 17 on lined paper and turn in at the end of the period.
Students review Simple Past (2-9) on page 27 and Past Progressive (2-10) on page 28.
Students will do Exercise 19 Numbers 1-14 from pages 28 to 30 on lined paper. Both exercises are to be turned in at the end of the period.
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Class Assignment: Students wrote an essay on bullying.
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Check homework workbook pages pages 53 and 65. Oral discussion and response.
Continue discussion on bullying. Preparation for students to discuss on on writing assessment for the district.
Homework: Students should go over notes and think about anything that can be added to the topic.
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Do the questions in class, Finish for homework.
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Conclusion of discussions on the story "AMIR"
New theme: Follow Your Dreams. Ginger for the Heart Story - Silent Comprehsion reading.
Homework: workbook pages 53 and 65.
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HighPoints
Story "Amir"
Continue discussion on Amir and how prejudice and discrimination are displayed in the story.
Homework- Write the answers in complete sentences for the questions on pages 121 & 123
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Writing
Text- High points workbook page 42
Classwork to be finished for homework.
1.A Self-Portrait
Tell who you are, where you are form, and what you like to do. (paragraph 1)
Tell about a tradition or custom that makes your culture special. (paragraph 2)
Express your opinions about living in two cultures. Tell what you think and how you feel.
Explain how it is difficult or easy.
Homework- Using the vocabulary worksheet, write the vocabulary words found on page 116, write the definition, write the sentence using the word found in the story "AMIR". Write your own original sentence.
All is due tomorrow 10-8-13
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Classwork: Using grammar books , look up irregular verbs on pg. 22.
Fill in the correct verbs on page 34 of the workbook.
Finishing work on THE KEEPING QUILT, students will fill in the family tree(page 36) based on the story they have read. On lined paper they must write about how each generation used the quilt.
Classwork: page 38 Using Parts of a Book. workbook
Homework: Study for Test : vocabulary page 76 in Text and go over the content of the story.
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Period 1
Story : THE KEEPING QUILT
Today's lesson centered on understanding that people belong in groups by filling in circles showing groups people belong in.
Classwork included doing the mindmap on page 30 in the workbook that showed ideas on belonging. Students had to interview their partner and write their responses in complete sentences on page 31 in the workbook.
Homework- Review the future tense. Complete the sentences on page 35 of the workbook.
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Class activity: Vocabulary thinking and practice, work on the crossword puzzle from "News for You." Finish for homework.
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