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Literature: Snow Treasure Class Updates
If you have any questions, please contact Laurie Weir or Adrienne Collins at infoc3classes@gmail.com
April 27, 2021
Class Update: Week 5  (Last Class)
Students...
  • discussed the final chapters of Snow Treasure.
  • learned about plot twists and identified the twist in the book.
  • hunted for examples of personification and similes within the book.
  • played "Team Trivia" Students asked Trivia questions they had written  for homework to the opposing team. 
April 20, 2021
Class Update: Week 4
Students ...
  • learned a brief history of World War II and how Norway was impacted.
  • played a game to review first person and third person point-of-view.
  • introduced the literary term "allusions."  Viewed several examples of  well-known allusions used literature and discussed the meanings.  Students located two allusions found in the novel "Snow Treasure."
  • we discussed chapter's read this past week.
Homework:
  1. Finish reading the novel.
  2. Complete comprehension questions for the remainder of the chapters.
  3. Complete  vocabulary part 2.
  4. Write five questions and answers about the novel for a game next week. 
April 13, 2021
Class Update: Week 3
Students ...
  • glued their sled projects together while learning additional facts about Norway.
  • discussed and learned about the Northern Lights that can be viewed in Norway.
  • learned and discussed the literary term "point of view" (first person, second person, 3rd person objective, third person limited, and third person omniscient. 
  • discussed chapters 10 through about 17.  
Homework: (Please note - we will only being covering part of the week 3 packet this week) 
  • Read chapters 21 - 26
  • Complete the comprehension questions 21 - 26
  • Complete Part A only of the vocabulary. 
April 6, 2021
Class Update: Week 2
Students ...
  • sanded their sled projects while learning some fun facts about Norway.
  • briefly reviewed prior information.
  • learned how to answer comprehensions by borrowing words from the question and writing answers using a complete sentence.
  • discussed the characters and the plot of the story in detail. 
  • played a vocabulary game to review the first fifteen vocabulary words.
Homework:
  1. Read chapters 11 - 20.
  2. Complete the comprehension questions for chapters 11 - 20.
  3. Complete the vocabulary Part A  (Remember that you will need a dictionary to help you complete this weeks work)  https://www.merriam-webster.com/
  4. Review Vocabulary on Quizlet -  https://quizlet.com/_9m7q4b?x=1jqt&i=2qgnv
March 23, 2021
Class Updates: Week 1
Students...
  • introduction game.
  • learned about author Marie McSwigan life.
  • took notes on the author, setting, and genre.
  • read the forward and searched for additional information about the book found in the forward.
  • learned  a little bit about the geography of the country of Norway. 
Homework: (Please see suggested homework sheet sent on Monday
*Please check information on how to answer comprehension questions. Next class period we will cover it.) 

1.  Complete vocabulary A & B.
2. Read chapters 1 - 10
3. Complete the comprehension questions for chapters 1 - 10. 
4.  Quizlet - Vocabulary Review 
https://quizlet.com/_9m7q4b?x=1qqt&i=2qgnv​
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  • Who We Are
  • Class List 2022-2023
  • Class Updates
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    • Tuesday Winter >
      • Natural Disasters: Powerful Nature
      • Marine Biology: Sharks
      • Two Day a Week English Language Arts & Math Enrichment
      • Engineering with LEGO: Mega Motor Madness
      • Geometry & Measurement
      • Learning To Solving Word Problems
      • Intro to Report Writing
      • Literature: Cricket in Times Square
      • Natural Disasters: Sky, Land, and Sea
      • Marine Biology: Marine Mammals
      • Transcontinental Railroad
      • California Geography
      • LEGO: Motor Madness
      • Writing Fundamentals: Comprehensive Composition
      • Writing Fundamentals: Comprehensive Composition (Online)
      • Speech & Debate
      • Dynamic Planet: Natural Disasters
      • Marine Biology: Secretes of the Abyss
    • Thursday Winter >
      • Kindergarten Enrichment Class
      • Adventures in Scandinavia
      • Social Studies Through Art
      • Foundations In Math
      • Literature: Snow Treasure
      • Creative Writing
      • World Geography
      • Writing Essentials: It's My Opinion
      • Writing Essentials: Writing To Explain & Inform
      • India's Ancient Past
      • Explorations In Art
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