May+9+-+13th

=﻿Monday, May 9, 2011=

1. Library Warm-up #1
Answer your warm-up on a sheet of looseleaf paper. **PLEASE LABEL** your warm-up "**Week 2, L. W. #1**" and put today's date on your paper under your name. Once you have completed the warm-up, please place answers in the wire basket behind the circulation desk. This exercise must be completed within 15 minutes.



2. Class Catch up Day - Sentence Fragments
- Tutorial - Worksheet #1 - Sentence Fragments

3. AR Book
If time permits, read your AR Book. **All AR tests must be taken by May 18th.**

1. Library Warm-up #2
PLEASE LABEL your warm-up "**L. W. #2**" and put today's date on your paper under your name. Once you have completed the warm-up, please place answers in the wire basket behind the circulation desk. This exercise must be completed within 15 minutes.



2. Sentence Fragments/Run - On Sentences
Complete assignment on looseleaf paper. Remember when identifying sentence fragments, ask the 3 questions: Do I have a subject? Do I have a verb? Does it express a complete thought?

3. Book Terminology Review
We will review for your Book Terminology test which is tomorrow.

3. Dictionary Practice
Today's assignment is using the dictionary and/or thesaurus. It also review prefixes, synonyms and antonyms.

4. AR Book
If time permits, read your AR Book. **All AR tests must be taken by May 18th.**

June 11 - Graduation
=Wednesday, May 11, 2011= ==

1. Library Warm-up #3
PLEASE LABEL your warm-up "**L. W. #3**" and put today's date on your paper under your name. Once you have completed the warm-up, please place answers in the wire basket behind the circulation desk. This exercise must be completed within 15 minutes.



3. Plot Development Practice
Today we will read the short story, "The Lady or the Tiger" together as a class. Once we have finished the story, you will plot out the plot development of the story. Mrs. Hayes or Mrs. Gill will have the chart for you to fill in.

June 11 - Graduation
=Thursday, May 12, 2011= ==

1. Library Warm-up #4
PLEASE LABEL your warm-up "**L. W. #4**" and put today's date on your paper under your name. Once you have completed the warm-up, please place answers in the wire basket behind the circulation desk. This exercise must be completed within 15 minutes.

Instead of questions today for your warm-up, you will write an ending to the story, "The Lady or the Tiger?" Type your ending as a Word document. The final draft will be saved as a pdf file. The pdf file will be posted to the page titled, The Lady or the Tiger which can be found in the right column of the wiki page. To find more information on this assignment and how to post it correctly, please see the above-mentioned page.

2. Step Up to the Plate @ your Library
It's baseball time in the library! Not a big fan of baseball--not sure you know its famous players of past and present? Not to worry--we have the resources you need to learn more about the sport and history! **Please note that your answers may be found in references in print only! No computers--no internet!** Also you will provide the title of the source for each answer with its page number on your worksheet. As always, should you get stuck and need help, please ask your media specialists for guidance. This is your opportunity to show just how independent you are and how sucessful you can use print resources in the library! **(FYI: THIS IS NOT A GROUP ASSIGNMENT!!!)**

June 11 - Graduation
=Friday, May 13, 2011= ==

1. Library Warm-up #5
PLEASE LABEL your warm-up "**L. W. #5**" and put today's date on your paper under your name. Once you have completed the warm-up, please place answers in the wire basket behind the circulation desk. This exercise must be completed within 15 minutes.



2. Step Up to the Plate @ your Library
It's baseball time in the library! Not a big fan of baseball--not sure you know its famous players of past and present? Not to worry--we have the resources you need to learn more about the sport and history! **Please note that your answers may be found in references in print only! No computers--no internet!** Also you will provide the title of the source for each answer with its page number on your worksheet. As always, should you get stuck and need help, please ask your media specialists for guidance. This is your opportunity to show just how independent you are and how sucessful you can use print resources in the library! **(FYI: THIS IS NOT A GROUP ASSIGNMENT!!!)**