Grammar Relay
Published on Dec 03, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Bell Work
- Journal About This Class So Far
- Possible Questions to Answer...
- What are goals I have so far?
- Am I nervous about reading or writing?
- What do I want to see more of in this class?
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Agenda
- Reflection on Class
- Reading Assessment on Achieve3000
- Introduction in Grammar Relay Class Competition
- Becoming a better writer
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Achieve3000
- Sign into account
- Take Test
- Get Your Reading Level
- Once finished, journal reflection
- Journal Reflection: Was it hard? Easy? ETC.
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Grammar Relay
- Relay of different grammar categories
- Compete at Grammar Stations
- Stations: Nouns, Verbs, Prepositions
- Complete all Stations = Relay Complete
- Stations include, worksheets, posters, presentations
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How you start
- Your team starts at 1 station
- Completes Station
- Checked by me
- Receive Mini-Lesson in order to do worksheets
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How you win
- Learn the goals of the relays
- Turn in ALL worksheets and activities
- Get the most points on assignments
- Win a prize of your choice
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Rules
- Stay on task with your group
- Use group work etiquette/behavior
- Stay at your assignment station- no travelers
- Be competitive, but have fun
- Keep track of your assignment completion
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Throughout the relay
- Earn rewards after you complete a station
- Receive direct feedback on assignments
- Work with your team
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Achieve3000 Test
- Why try?
- If you don't try, you will receive a low reading level
- Will a low score get you into 11th grade? NO.
- The lower the score, the more work you will have to do
- The more accurate it is, the more you'll improve.
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