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  • Hey students welcome back to school hope all of you had a great summer. This is going to be a school year filled with numerous learning opportunities and memories you will keep with you for a lifetime. Go Blue Devils!.....

     Mr. Willis

    Contact Info: 520-545-5368

    Phorrestw@susd12.org

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  • September 28th 1.11 on springboard survey and quick write plus anything with a plus sign on the page

    September 29th/30th - Today we went on springboard and the students did activity 1.12 they did the before reading, during reading and after reading on the page

    October 5th - check your understanding

    October 6th - 1.13 before reading, during reading you need to highlight the key elements of an argument that are in the declaration of independence, after reading and check your understanding

    October 19th - complete every section on spring board 1.15

    October 21st - complete every section on springboard 1.15

    October 22nd - complete 1.16 until you get to the after reading part

    October 23rd - go on 1.16 read writing go over the SOAPStone strategy and then answer after reading

    October 26th - do activity 1.17 answer number 2 and 3

    October 27th/28th - 1.17 read both pieces of writing underline both writings concepts of the American dream then answer after reading and check your understanding

    October 30th - 1.18, pick side A or B and support it with evidence from Springboard texts 1.12, 1.13, 1.15, 1.16, 1.17

    November 2nd- group presentations

    November 3rd/4th - group presentations

    November 6th - Got to embedded assessment 2 and unpack assignment again

    November 9th - unpack EA with the teacher 

    November 10th/12th - score example and start the hook, connection to hook, and background info

    November 13th - review tuesday and thursday

    November 16th - EA writing asignment

    November 30th - EA writing body

    • September 29th - Today we went on springboard and the students did activity 1.12 they did the before reading, during reading and after reading on the page

    • before reading , during rea

  • read an article and write a summary about a paragraph and a half about what you read