Oct. 1st, 2018

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Lesson Plan,
6
-
9pm, Monday, 1 October, 12018 HE rm. 211
, SDCE, North City Campus
Instructor: Ms. S. D. Jones
In our
Learning Toolbox
:
Sourcing
information: What Pro
-
bono lawyers and the Public Library should have in common!!
Vocabulary
:
Copy
into your notes, and
Mind Map
each word:
Reading Comp. Vocab.
Grammar Vocabulary
Math Vocabulary
Test
-
taking
Skills
Observation vs.
Evidence
Capitalization, part one
of three
:
Exponents, part 1 of 2
:
(
You have
the power
!
)
always
preview
topple
the start of a sentence
b “to the nth power”
note keywords
seize
a proper noun
b “to the power of n”
check answers
reform
“I”
exponent=multiplication the
base by itself n times
review your
answers
uniform
quotes within a sentence
exponent
review chapter
serfdom
sentences in parentheses
base
review notes
6pm:
Spend one minute imagining what it would be like if you were
no
t allowed to leave the
place where you had been born, and you had to work for your landlord
forever as a
Serf
.
Write
one or two sentences explaining w
hat you think or feel when you
think about being a Serf...
6:02
Continue on work from your folder (on Reading/Literature/Science/Social Studies).
7pm
:
Stand up & Stretch, if you wish...
7:00 to 7:07
Reading Comprehension
7:07 to 7:15
we will have our Grammar lecture, using this passage
7:15 to 7:25
we will have
our math lecture, also using this same passage.
7:25
-
7:30
We will do the first question/problem from
each
online worksheet together, then
you finish the online activities from all three lectures individually on the classroom computers,
on your laptop
or, on your smart phone.
7:00
-
7:07
Reading Comprehension
: What is an
observation
, and how is it different
from
evidence
?
In 1799, Napoleon Bonaparte, a successful and popular French general, toppled the
government and seized power. Five year
s later, he crowned himself emperor. Napoleon
reformed many aspects of society, including adopting a new uniform legal code” that abolished
serfdom.
(Today’s reading comes from P. 284 of Peterson’s Master the HiSET, 2nd Edition...)
Where is the obser
vation in this passage?
Is there any source evidence given in the passage to back up these observations?
Is there a grammatical error in this passage?
7:07 Grammar
lecture:
Capitalization, part one of three
Rule 1.
A full sentence is always ca
pitalized, whether it is in quotes or in
parentheses.
i.e.: The judge said, “This is my verdict.”
quoting a sentence within a
sentence, capitalize the sentence:
She asked, “
What time will you be home?”
partial quotes: no capitalizing:
He asked about the “best practices” for tests.
capitalize sentences in parentheses
He was fired for incompetence. (He lost the
company a lot of money.)
Notice where this period goes:
Full sen
tence: inside the paren...
no caps for non
-
sentences:
He was fired for incompetence (and lost the
company a lot of money).
Notice where the period goes
now:
Non
-
sentence:
out
side the parentheses...
Rule 2
.
Capitalize proper nouns
and adjectives derived from proper nouns.
Examples
:
the Golden Gate Bridge
the Grand Canyon
a Russian song
a Shakespearean sonnet
a Freudian slip
(source:
https://www.grammarbook.com/punctuation/capital.asp
)
Please
write
one sentence using quotes... i.e. She said, “Lincoln wr
ote his speech on the back of
a French
envelope.”
7:15
Mathematics
: Intro
.
to Exponent
s

How
would you explain the difference between addition and multiplication
?
On a T
-
Chart, let’s list
the differences between 3+3+3+3 versus 3 x 3 x 3 x 3.
What are
your observations
?
What is a
repeated addition
? What is a
repeated multiplication
?
What
difference
does our
organizer
(T
-
Chart)
show
between 3 x 4 and 3 to the 4th
power
?
Now let’s
look at
https://betterlesson.com/lesson/resource/3259066/exponent
-
recap
-
pptx
.
Now, let’s do the first online Gramma
r worksheet question together:
https://www.grammarb
ook.com/grammar_quiz/capitalization_1.asp
and,
then,
let’s do the first online math worksheet problem together:
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/pre
-
algebra/pre
-
algebra
-
exponents
-
radicals/pre
-
algebra
-
exponents/e/positive_a
nd_zero_exponents
7:30
1.)
Please do the rest of our online grammar worksheet from
GrammarBook.com
:
https://www.grammarbook.com/grammar_quiz/capitalization_1.asp
and
2.)
Please do the remainder of online math worksheet on Khan Academy:
https://www.khanacademy.org/math/pre
-
algebra/pre
-
algebra
-
exponents
-
radicals/pre
-
algebra
-
exp
onents/e/positive_and_zero_exponents
Mathematics work online and/or in books from 7:45 until 8:45
.
8:40
Exit Questions
:
1. Write one sentence explaining
the difference between addition and
multiplication
.
2.
what capital letter
is missing in this sentence
?
3.
W
hat is a T
-
Chart used for?
4.
What was a serf?
8:45
Turn in Exit Slip, Dismissal
 

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