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Buchenwald (the last camp Elie was in) scroll down for the liberation video
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Welcome Mr. Feece! He is teaching reading for the remainder of the year while Mrs. Smith is on maternity leave.
Book Clubs!
Book club orders from Mrs. Smith are done for the year. Please see Miss Perry to order books from Scholastic.
Links
- Characterization Notes
- United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
- prefixes, suffixes, roots
- HELPFUL INFORMATION 10-30-2009
- Fun With Words
- Mad Gab Online (oronyms)
- Oronyms and Homophones
- Smithstorian
- PowerSchool
- AR BookFind
- AR Home Connect
- Cougar Language
- Cougar Religion
- Cougar Math
- Cougar Social Studies
- Scholastic Book Clubs
- Public Library
- CCS Library
- Sheppard Software (games)
- OurCourts Games
AR Glossary
ZPD/Reading Range = the reading range where growth occurs without frustration. This range will not necessarily match the grade level.
Points = a point value is assigned to books based SOLELY on the number of words contained in the book. Points do not measure difficulty.
Book Level = the readability of a book. AR uses software to scan every single word in the book and has a precise formula to determine readability. Again, this number does not necessarily correspond to the grade level. Most newspapers are written at a 5.0 level, even though adults read them.
Interest Level = indicates whether a book would interest or be appropriate for a range of grades. LG means 3rd and lower, MG means 4-8, and UG means 9-12. NEW: AR just added a category named MG+ meaning for grades 6-8. MG and MG+ are appropriate for middle schoolers, whereas MG+ books might not be appropriate for grades 4-5.
Average Percent Correct = the average of all quizzes taken for a certain time period. Student goals are tracked based on quarters. They can access their stats by logging into either Renaissance Place or Home Connect.
Points = a point value is assigned to books based SOLELY on the number of words contained in the book. Points do not measure difficulty.
Book Level = the readability of a book. AR uses software to scan every single word in the book and has a precise formula to determine readability. Again, this number does not necessarily correspond to the grade level. Most newspapers are written at a 5.0 level, even though adults read them.
Interest Level = indicates whether a book would interest or be appropriate for a range of grades. LG means 3rd and lower, MG means 4-8, and UG means 9-12. NEW: AR just added a category named MG+ meaning for grades 6-8. MG and MG+ are appropriate for middle schoolers, whereas MG+ books might not be appropriate for grades 4-5.
Average Percent Correct = the average of all quizzes taken for a certain time period. Student goals are tracked based on quarters. They can access their stats by logging into either Renaissance Place or Home Connect.
CCS Policy on Blogs
Attention Students:
While on campus, you are only allowed to access teacher or school sponsored blogs. You may, however, create and edit your own blogs at home with parental permission as long as you do not visit or edit them here on campus (before, during, or after school).
While on campus, you are only allowed to access teacher or school sponsored blogs. You may, however, create and edit your own blogs at home with parental permission as long as you do not visit or edit them here on campus (before, during, or after school).
About Me
- Mrs. Smith
- I love to dig in the dirt, mess up my kitchen, and read to my two girls. My art supplies get an airing every now and then.
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- Links on www.ushmm.org used in class today
- link to podcast
- Calendar Change
- Updates
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- Upcoming grades
- Life Is Beautiful (re-post)
- Out today
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- St. Joe High School January Placement Test
- Life Is Beautiful
- Night journal
- Night Question Dec 7
- Scholastic December Orders Due 12/10
- I'm gone today
- 6th grade notes on characterization
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