SOLDIER SONG- CIVIL WAR LETTERS FLIPGRID!
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PERIOD 5
SOLDIER SONG - Information to write your letter
Journal of a Civil War Soldier - Now that you have gathered information on the life of a Civil War Soldier, write a letter home.
Each letter should include the following from YOUR perspective:
Confederate or Union soldier?
The name of the battle you are fighting, its leaders, and the military units involved. Explain your Living Conditions, Food, uniforms, weapons.
Why are you fighting?
Do you believe there is another way that this conflict could be solved besides war?
Would you change sides in the war?
Include an activity you do to pass the time/entertainment (play music, tell stories, chase varmints)
SOLDIER SONG by Debbie Levy
Soldier Song Music
Reveille
Peas on a Trencher
Battle Cry of Freedom
God Save the South
Battle Hymn of the Republic
Dixie UNION
Home Sweet Home
CELEBRATE NATIONAL POETRY MONTH!!!
Mrs. Wilburn- Jackson Era Reformers Project
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STEP 1: Explora - RESEARCH YOUR REFORMER
*World Book user ID- gcpss password- gcwbol World Book is an excellent source of reliable, easy to understand information for students. World Book Online offers all the features of the print encyclopedia plus links to maps, web sites, and other print articles.
STEP 2: CANVA- CREATE A RESUME
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BOOK CREATOR- MAKE YOUR OWN eBOOK!
see a sample project below
#BookBento Day! YAY!!!!!
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Vocabulary.com period 5
click to create an account - log in with GOOGLE
We will join a VOCAB JAM!
FLIPGRID connection to Mr. Bober
Mrs. Dye- Grade 8 Maryland History Day!
STEP ONE: CITING SOURCES TUTORIAL
STEP TWO: Search your Topic using EXPLORA database
STEP THREE: Use the EasyBib Add-on (App) and Create a Google Doc!
STEP 1: WELCOME TO STARBOOKS
Today we will have a book tasting! You will rotate to various tables that are genre specific. Please complete the menu card for each one. You will need to complete 3.
We will get new labels for Self-Checkout.
Each student needs one book (library/personal copy) to earn reading time.
We will get new labels for Self-Checkout.
Each student needs one book (library/personal copy) to earn reading time.
STEP 2: Make a copy of this GOOGLE SLIDE- This hyperdoc will guide you to create a script for a video book review!
STEP 3: FLIPGRID BOOK REVIEWS!
CIVIL WAR LETTERS -
You will read your letter on a FLIPGRID.
Please select your class below:
Mrs. Wilburn's Classes
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PERIOD 3
PERIOD 4
PERIOD 5
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CIVIL WAR LETTERS -
You will read your letter on a FLIPGRID.
Please select your class below:
Mrs. Wilburn's Classes
PERIOD 1
PERIOD 3
PERIOD 4
PERIOD 5
Holocaust Research continued...
HBO Documentary- The Number on Great Grandpa's Arm
Answer questions reviewing the Documentary
Visit comingofagenow.org/survivor-stories/
to learn more about Survivor Stories
Please make a copy of this DOC- CIVIL WAR SOLDIER RESEARCH
MAY 24 &25- Mrs. Wilburn
Civil War Book Study & Research
Virtual Tour virtual-tour.battlefields.org/
Common Lit - Civil War
SOLDIER SONG by Debbie Levy Slide Show
or
Soldier Song PDF File
POETRY- Grade 8- Mrs. Peddicord & Mrs. Teets
View this BLACK OUT Poetry creator below.
BLACK OUT POETRY Searching for Poetry in Prose- Here you will PRACTICE creating BLACKOUT POETRY!
BLACK OUT POETRY Searching for Poetry in Prose- Here you will PRACTICE creating BLACKOUT POETRY!
Take a look at this gallery of Blackout Poems. You will create your own poem using the Scholastic sampler booklet. Once you select your page and words, you can create with markers, pencil, pens and crayons! TAKE YOUR TIME!!!
when you are finished you will record your poem on this FLIPGRID VIDEO APP - See Mrs. Schilpp's Example
when you are finished you will record your poem on this FLIPGRID VIDEO APP - See Mrs. Schilpp's Example
Submit the I AM FROM Poem on FLIPGRID
Remember to take your chromebook to a quiet spot in the library to record!
We will display the Blackout POETRY on the POET-TREE!!!
complete the .... I AM FROM POEM -- use the handout and then make a copy of the google docto type final copy. USE SPELL CHECK and then share with Mrs. Schilpp to print
Poetry Matching cards and Poetry Pocket Stations
1. POETRY UNIT- Ted Ed Warm-up/ View the video, submit your name (first and last) and complete the questions.
Poetry - Mrs. Teets Grade 8
FROM Jason Reynolds- The importance of the ELEVATOR
"I am a metaphor addict. In this book, because I chose to write it in verse. You can create all kinds of symbolism and metaphors that poetry and verse leans towards. So I wanted it to mimic what it feels like to be angry. What it feels like to be traumatized and pained. What it feels like is claustrophobia. It feels like is tightness and coldness, steel, jagged movements and vertigo. All the things that an elevator brings is what it feels like to be that angry."
"I am a metaphor addict. In this book, because I chose to write it in verse. You can create all kinds of symbolism and metaphors that poetry and verse leans towards. So I wanted it to mimic what it feels like to be angry. What it feels like to be traumatized and pained. What it feels like is claustrophobia. It feels like is tightness and coldness, steel, jagged movements and vertigo. All the things that an elevator brings is what it feels like to be that angry."
STATION B
GRADE 8 I AM FROM POEM TEMPLATE- Use Printed Handout
GRADE 8 I AM FROM POEM TEMPLATE- Use Printed Handout
Long Way Down by Jason Reynolds
READER'S RESPONSE-- What do you think Will decided to do at the end of the novel?
STATION 1-FIFTEEN By William Stafford - IMITATION POETRY
Will is fifteen years old and facing the challenge of making adult decisions that may have lasting consequences. Compare Will’s conflict in Long Way Down to the conflict of the speaker in William Stafford’s poem “Fifteen”. Think about a time when you were faced with a moral dilemma. What choice did you make? Write a narrative poem or narrative essay about your own experience.
"Fifteen" is a poetic retelling an experience the narrator had at age 15. It is thematically focused on youth, maturity, responsibility, honesty, and coming of age. The poem opens with a summer setting on a road, where the narrator comes across "a motorcycle with engine running as it lay on its side." The boy picks up the motorcycle and walks it back to the road, feeling an instant connection with the machine and imagining the possibility of riding it off into adventure. He stands with the motorcycle for a moment, indulging his imagination before remembering that the wrecked motorcycle must have a rider. The boy finds the rider and helps him back to his motorcycle. Before he rides away, the nameless rider calls the narrator "a good man" as the boy "stood there, fifteen."
Will is fifteen years old and facing the challenge of making adult decisions that may have lasting consequences. Compare Will’s conflict in Long Way Down to the conflict of the speaker in William Stafford’s poem “Fifteen”. Think about a time when you were faced with a moral dilemma. What choice did you make? Write a narrative poem or narrative essay about your own experience.
"Fifteen" is a poetic retelling an experience the narrator had at age 15. It is thematically focused on youth, maturity, responsibility, honesty, and coming of age. The poem opens with a summer setting on a road, where the narrator comes across "a motorcycle with engine running as it lay on its side." The boy picks up the motorcycle and walks it back to the road, feeling an instant connection with the machine and imagining the possibility of riding it off into adventure. He stands with the motorcycle for a moment, indulging his imagination before remembering that the wrecked motorcycle must have a rider. The boy finds the rider and helps him back to his motorcycle. Before he rides away, the nameless rider calls the narrator "a good man" as the boy "stood there, fifteen."
STATION 2- SCAVENGER HUNT
Identify the ELEMENTS OF POETRY using the ebook of LONG WAY DOWN- You will write the example and page number on the cards
Identify the ELEMENTS OF POETRY using the ebook of LONG WAY DOWN- You will write the example and page number on the cards
STATION B
once you are finished you will type it in order to create
SHAPE POETRYYou can create a Shape Poem by using this link
1. Enter text (the words that you want to include in your poem)
2. Select the the shape "symbol" and text style and click PREVIEW
3. Click "GET IMAGE" then use the 2 finger tap to "SAVE IMAGE AS"
4. Download & Save the file.
5. Then you will upload to a blank google doc titled your name and class period (SALLY SMITH 4)
6. Last you will share with Mrs. Schilpp > ali.schilpp
once you are finished you will type it in order to create
SHAPE POETRYYou can create a Shape Poem by using this link
1. Enter text (the words that you want to include in your poem)
2. Select the the shape "symbol" and text style and click PREVIEW
3. Click "GET IMAGE" then use the 2 finger tap to "SAVE IMAGE AS"
4. Download & Save the file.
5. Then you will upload to a blank google doc titled your name and class period (SALLY SMITH 4)
6. Last you will share with Mrs. Schilpp > ali.schilpp
STATION 1- FLIPGRID REFLECTION ON THE ENDING
Using your purple handout we completed while reading LONG WAY DOWN
Answer the question on the FLIPGRID. You have 1 minute and 30 seconds.
When you submit the video enter info like this
FIRST NAME= FULL NAME /LAST NAME =CLASS PERIOD
Using your purple handout we completed while reading LONG WAY DOWN
Answer the question on the FLIPGRID. You have 1 minute and 30 seconds.
When you submit the video enter info like this
FIRST NAME= FULL NAME /LAST NAME =CLASS PERIOD
thesis generator
http://writingcenter.ashford.edu/thesis-generator
Make a copy of this DOC and complete!
Mrs. Peddicord
Researching a PRO/CON issue
Click this link to ACCESS SIRS DATABASE
user name- GCPSS password-TechCat
Pros
1. Responsibility-Completing a homework assignment may be beneficial to a student's future more than some may realize. When students get older and are told to do certain tasks for their job(s), it will be their responsibility to complete said tasks. HW, in a way, trains them to know that if they're designated a certain task, it must be completed or trouble will follow.
2. Being Prepared for Tests and Quizzes-Most assignments help students with preparation for future tests and quizzes. Some teachers even take the same or similar questions you see on homework assignments and use them for future tests/quizzes.
3. Teachers Can See Progress of Student-If a student isn't doing well on their homework, the teacher will notice and reach out to help them if they see fit.
Cons
1. Stress-Some teachers give an abundance of homework knowing their class isn't the only class students have to worry about. This leads to stress, lack of sleep and frustration - a bad combo.
2. Less Time To Socialize-If you have a pile of responsibilities to complete, how can you find the time to socialize with others? Being swamped with too much homework and no time to do anything else could resort to complications later on in life.
3. Less Family Time-In a newspaper article I read a few weeks ago, parents were complaining about how much homework their kids have to endure which cuts back on their family time. Family time is very crucial and should always be valued. No one should be getting so much homework that they can't spend time with their loved ones.
1. Responsibility-Completing a homework assignment may be beneficial to a student's future more than some may realize. When students get older and are told to do certain tasks for their job(s), it will be their responsibility to complete said tasks. HW, in a way, trains them to know that if they're designated a certain task, it must be completed or trouble will follow.
2. Being Prepared for Tests and Quizzes-Most assignments help students with preparation for future tests and quizzes. Some teachers even take the same or similar questions you see on homework assignments and use them for future tests/quizzes.
3. Teachers Can See Progress of Student-If a student isn't doing well on their homework, the teacher will notice and reach out to help them if they see fit.
Cons
1. Stress-Some teachers give an abundance of homework knowing their class isn't the only class students have to worry about. This leads to stress, lack of sleep and frustration - a bad combo.
2. Less Time To Socialize-If you have a pile of responsibilities to complete, how can you find the time to socialize with others? Being swamped with too much homework and no time to do anything else could resort to complications later on in life.
3. Less Family Time-In a newspaper article I read a few weeks ago, parents were complaining about how much homework their kids have to endure which cuts back on their family time. Family time is very crucial and should always be valued. No one should be getting so much homework that they can't spend time with their loved ones.
Go to the website to take a survey on multiple intelligences.
Please make a copy of this Google Doc
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Today we will use a Graffiti generator to create your NAME.
Please use this link
USE THIS GOOGLE DRAWING (make a copy) and upload your Graffiti name and SHARE with Mrs. Schilpp