web viewhighlight the word “distortion.” write a definition, synonym, ... ¿alguna...

Name December 4, 2017 Period

Warmup#1

Read this sentence/ Lea esta oración:

“When seen from one special angle, this artist’s images come together to create the illusion that his drawings are three dimensional.” What do the words “create the illusion that” most likely mean?

¿Qué significan las palabras "crear la ilusión"?

a) make it true that, hacer que sea cierto queb) make it look like, hacer que se vea comoc) make it impossible that, hace imposible que

Which is the correct answer? Why did you choose it? Explain.

Classwork#2

Read Diary of a Wimpy Kid, and rewrite selected sentences using synonyms.

Lea Diary of a Wimpy Kid y vuelva a escribir oraciones seleccionadas

usando sinónimos.

Classwork#3

Read the article “Pavement Chalk Art.”Highlight the word “distortion.” Write a definition, synonym, and sample sentence for the word.

Exit Ticket#4

Use two words that you read today to describe what you learned in class. Write 2 complete sentences.

Use dos palabras que lea hoy para describir lo que aprendió en clase. Escribe 2 oraciones completas.

Homework#5

log on to readtheory.org. Take at least one quiz.

Name December 5, 2017 Period

Warmup#6

Have you ever seen pavement chalk art on a street or in a park, or a mural on a wall?

What was shown in that art?

Give plenty of details.¿Alguna vez has visto arte de tiza en el pavimento en una calle o en un parque, o un mural en una pared? ¿Qué se mostró en ese arte? Da muchos detalles.s

Jorge: We saw some great paintings in the museum yesterday. Anna: I agree. A lot of the paintings were fantastic. I liked the one by Marc Chagall. Jorge: Do you mean the painting with the people and the horses and the fish flying in the sky? Anna: Yes! I think that one is really interesting. The artist used beautiful colors in the painting. Simon: I think so, too. The colors in the painting are amazingly bright. The painting is sort of strange, though. Anna: Why do you think the painting is strange? Simon: Well, you don’t usually see people, horses, and fish flying in the air. Jorge: That’s a good point. I think that’s what makes the painting so special, though. Marc Chagall must have had a great imagination.

Anna: Right. Either he had a very creative mind, or people, horses, and fish behaved very differently when he was alive! Why do you think Jorge and Anna ask questions? When you talk in a group, why is it important to ask questions or give examples?

Online Classwork

Do a read theory quiz. If finished, also finish ixl.com, Language Arts Level E, w.3 and w.4. then:X.7Identify similes and metaphorsX.8Similes and metaphors with picturesX.9Determine the meanings of similes and metaphors

Exit Ticket #7

What do you think you have made progress in: reading, figurative language, or conversation? Explain in 2 sentences. ¿En qué crees que has progresado: lectura, lenguaje figurado o conversación? Explicar en 2 oraciones.

Homework#8

Do a read theory quiz. If finished, also finish ixl.com, Language Arts Level E, w.3 and

w.4. then:X.7Identify similes and metaphorsX.8Similes and metaphors with picturesX.9Determine the meanings of similes and metaphors

Name December 6, 2017 Period

Warmup#9

What is the main idea of this passage? cuál es la idea principal de este pasaje?

A)Technology is good. B)People in the past were tougher.

Explain.

Classwork#10

Go to the first picture in my.hrw.com, 7th grade, Perspective and Reality, Pavement Chalk Art.

1. The first picture in Pavement Chalk Art shows…

2. When I view the picture, the object which looks the closest is…

3. People can walk across Julian Beever’s pictures because…

4. The most unusual thing about Beever’s pictures is…

Classwork#11-adverbial phrases

“Beever uses thick and thin as well as long and short lines to frame the

stairway in the drawing.”-Student Book pages 89–90.

1. The phrase that describes how the artist uses the lines is…

2. The phrase that describes where the artist uses the lines is…

Exit Ticket #12

Do you like paintings that look three dimensional? Why or why not? 2 sentences. ¿Te gustan las pinturas que parecen tridimensionales?

¿Por qué o por qué no? 2 oraciones

Homework#13

Do a read theory quiz. If finished, also finish ixl.com, Language Arts Level E, w.3 and w.4. then:X.7Identify similes and metaphorsX.8Similes and metaphors with picturesX.9Determine the meanings of similes and metaphors

Name December 7, 2017 Period

Warmup#14

Is the following text an opinion, information/factual, or a story?

¿El siguiente texto es una opinión, información / hecho, o una historia?

Physicians and scientists use Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) to make detailed scans of the body’s internal structures.

A)OpinionB)InformationalC)StoryThe text is ____, because…El texto es ____, porque ...

#15Write ½ page about Beever’s art (at my.hrw.com) as…

A. a story about someone walking down the street and seeing Beeber’s

chalk art for the first time. Include Who, What, Where, When, and Why.

B. a review of Beever’s chalk art. Is the art good, or bad? Explain with examples from the painting.

C. an informational article about how Beever uses lines, colors, and shadows to create his illusions. Give as much detail as possible.

A. una historia sobre alguien caminando por la calle y viendo arte con tiza de Beeber por primera vez. Incluye quién, qué, dónde, cuándo y por qué.

B. una revisión del arte de tiza de Beever. ¿El arte es bueno o malo? Explique con ejemplos de la pintura.

C. un artículo informativo sobre cómo Beever usa líneas,

colores y sombras para crear sus ilusiones. Da todos los detalles que puedas.

Exit Ticket #16

What is one technique Beever uses to make his

paintings look real? Explain. ¿Cuál es una técnica que Beever usa para hacer que sus cuadros parezcan reales? Explique.

Homework#17

Do a read theory quiz. If finished, also finish ixl.com, Language Arts Level E, w.3 and w.4. then:X.7Identify similes and metaphorsX.8Similes and metaphors with picturesX.9Determine the meanings of similes and metaphors