Monday, April 6, 2020


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MONDAY 4/6

New Info & Updates
TCI doesn’t email me when you submit late work.  If you do it after the deadline, I don’t know it’s done until you email me. My email is: jenna_etemad-lehmer@pvusd.net

Social Studies
-Watch the Monday Morning Message on Google Classroom (GC)
-Check Synergy to make sure all work from Lessons 13-15 is done. If not:
      -Do it. Email me when it’s done so I know to grade it.
      -Can’t do it? Email me to get it reassigned to you.

Lang. Arts
--Google Classroom: 
--Watch the Screencast “Editing my Children’s Book”
--Edit the Second Draft of your Children’s Book.  Read over it carefully to find errors and fix them--this is now your final draft (minus the artwork)!  
Want extra help editing? 
--Try using Spell Check or Grammarly to find typos. 
--Ask a friend or your revision partner to proofread it. 
--Ask me specific questions by making a comment and assigning it to me.


Big Picture
& 
AR
Big Picture--SS: Launch Lesson 16. Complete the work on TCI’s Interactive Notebook rather than in your paper Workbook.

Big Picture--LA: Edit the Second Draft, turning it into your Final Draft. Create the artwork for your book. Finish the final draft--including artwork--by Monday, April 13.
(Next week we will be sharing our stories using Screencastify to “turn them in.”)

AR: Find an AR book to read for Quarter 4 this week and begin it.  Spend at least 30 minutes a day reading your book.

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