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Blinkin’s Daily Work April 12-16
April 12 - April 16
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STANDARDIZED TESTING
State guidelines require that all students in grades 3-10 participate in standardized testing each school year. This year we will be using a new assessment called the NWEA Measures of Academic Progress – MAP Growth. It will be administered to all students online, using a computer. During the 3 days of testing, students will have a modified schedule, attending their regularly scheduled classes after testing, beginning at 12:00 pm.
Students have the opportunity to take practice tests to become familiar with the new testing format. Please click on the ‘Practice Test Link’ below to access the practice tests.
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Students in school will test 1 hr. each day from 8:45 – 9:45 am, Wednesday, April 14 – Friday, April 16th.
Students at home will test on the same 3 days, but at 10:45 – 11:45 am.
Welcome to Mr. Blinkin’s Zoom Class!
Below is the daily schedule of Zoom English classes that you need to attend on a daily basis.
Go to Blinkin Zoom Class at the start time for your class.
There is also an extra help session each day from 2:45- 3:30.
Blinkin Extra Help. Enter the waiting room and wait to be admitted.
Period 1 – General English – 8:30 – 9:00
Send all completed work to: generalenglish@flps.com
Period 2 – MS – C / Transition English – 9:05 – 9:35
Send all completed work to: english@flps.com
Period 3 – Basic English – 9:40 – 10:10
Send all completed work to: basicenglish@flps.com
Period 6 – MS – A & B English – 12:00 – 12:30
Send all completed work to: msabenglish@flps.com
Please call Mr. Blinkin’s phone number: (561) 299-1501 during the Extra Help Session with any questions or concerns.
Blinkin’s Daily Assignments
General English – 8:30 – 9:00
4/12 – Poetry
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/10/09/arts/young-black-poets.html
1.Listen and read the poems in this article
2. Describe 3 topics that the Poets discussed
3. Which Poet is your favorite? Give three reasons why
Complete PART A of the the HW from 4/13!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4/13- Poetry – Part A
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- Based on the poet you selected yesterday, compose a poem on the subject the poet discussed.
- Make a Video reading your Poem
- Upload the Poem and Video as your HW
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Part B- Due 4/14
1. What inspires poets to write their poetry? ( Use the answers from the Young Black Poets as a guide)
2. What would inspire YOU to write poetry??
3. What do these poets try to accomplish with their poetry?
4/14- Springboard workbook
- Read pages 97-100
- Complete page 96
4/15 – Springboard workbook
- Read pages 103-108
- Answer bullet points 3,4,5,6 on page 102
4/16 – Impact Short Stories book – Read pages 413-416
- Answer the questions on pages 416-417
MS – C / Transitions English – 9:05 – 9:35
4/12- Poetry
Popular Poems to Teach | Academy of American Poets
- Write a poem on any subject you choose.
4/13 – Poetry
Popular Poems to Teach | Academy of American Poets
- Read ” Dreams” by Langston Hughes
- What is the main idea of the poem?
4/14- Connections workbook
- Read pages 141-142
- Answer questions on pages 140-142
4/15- Connections workbook
- Read page 143. Define the words on page 144, and use each one in a sentence.
4/16 Connections workbook- Answer the questions on pages 144-145
Basic English – 9:40 – 10:10
4/12 – Poetry
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/10/09/arts/young-black-poets.html
1.Listen and read the poems in this article
2. Describe 3 topics that the Poets discussed
3. Which Poet is your favorite? Give three reasons why
Complete the Part A HW from 4/13!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
4/13- Poetry
Part A
- Based on the poet you selected yesterday, compose a poem on the subject the poet discussed.
- Make a Video reading your Poem
- Upload the Poem and Video as your HW
___________________________________________________________________________
Part B- Due 4/14
1. What inspires poets to write their poetry? ( Use the answers from the Young Black Poets as a guide)
2. What would inspire YOU to write poetry??
3. What do these poets try to accomplish with their poetry?
4/14- Vocabulary and Composition II
- Read pages 154-155 and complete exercises on pages 156-161
4/15- Vocabulary and Composition II
- Complete exercises on pages 162-166
4/16- Daredevils Short Stories
- Read pages 147-148 and answer the questions on pages 149-151
MS – A & B English – 12:00 – 12:30
4/12- Poetry
Popular Poems to Teach | Academy of American Poets
- Read “How I do I Love Thee”, ” The Emperor of Ice Cream” and ” The Road less Travelled”
- What is the topic of each poem.
- Name your favorite poem and give 2 reasons why
Complete the HW from 4/13 Part A only
4/13 – Poetry
Popular Poems to Teach | Academy of American Poets
Part A
- Read “The Tyger” by William Blake
- What is the topic of the Poem?
- Due 4/13
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Hw Due 4/14- Part B
- Read “We Real Cool” & “Because I could not Stop for Death” from the link in 4/13
- Describe the topic of each poem
- Write a Poem on any topic you choose
4/14- Vocabulary and Composition Book I
- Read pages 177-178 and complete exercises on pages 180-184
- Would you be interested in reading the book “Gulliver’s Travels” Explain your answer
4/15 – Vocabulary and Composition Book I
- Complete Exercises on pages 185-188
4/16 – Weird Science Short Stories Book
- Read pages 43-44 , and complete the exercises on pages 45-47