Mr. Hester's 9th grade English class will focus on building investment in the teacher through introductions and identifying key policies. Students will participate in team-building activities like completing a KWL chart about the teacher and a syllabus scavenger hunt. They will also receive and review class materials like the syllabus, complete contact sheets, and an exit slip quiz. The homework is to have a parent/guardian sign the syllabus and fully set up binders.
Mr. Hester's 9th grade English class will focus on building investment in the teacher through introductions and identifying key policies. Students will participate in team-building activities like completing a KWL chart about the teacher and a syllabus scavenger hunt. They will also receive and review class materials like the syllabus, complete contact sheets, and an exit slip quiz. The homework is to have a parent/guardian sign the syllabus and fully set up binders.
Mr. Hester's 9th grade English class will focus on building investment in the teacher through introductions and identifying key policies. Students will participate in team-building activities like completing a KWL chart about the teacher and a syllabus scavenger hunt. They will also receive and review class materials like the syllabus, complete contact sheets, and an exit slip quiz. The homework is to have a parent/guardian sign the syllabus and fully set up binders.
Mr. Hester – LP for 9th Grade English – Tuesday, August 24
Daily Students will be able to… Objectives: Learn about Mr. Hester and build investment in him. Identify key policies and information for being a student in Mr. Hester’s class.
Materials Seating charts
needed Launch Extra KWL charts Syllabus Syllabus scavenger hunt Contact information sheets Exit slip Launch Check for binders and collect letters as students walk in.
Reflection on the first day. [5 minutes]
Heart of the 1. Introduce objectives, agenda, and homework for tonight. LESSON 2. Quote of the week?? 3. Finish Mr. Hester KWL a. Introduction to Mr. Hester i. Write and share in pairs about “Want to know” box. ii. Give talk about myself with PowerPoint. iii. Write and share in pairs about “What I learned” box. b. Cold calling about information about me. i. What is one sport that I played when I was younger? … [name] ii. What is one city that I taught in before Richmond? … [name] iii. What is another city that I taught in before Richmond? … [name] iv. Do I think that I am a good teacher? … [name] v. Do you agree? … [name] Why? vi. What do I hold everyone in class to? … [name] vii. Where did I go to college? … [name] viii. What is another sport that I played when I was younger? 4. Syllabus [30 minutes] a. Group reading of the syllabus. i. Read first page with cloze ii. Introduce idea that we will never laugh at each other for poor reading. iii. Read the second page with cold call reading. iv. Read page three silently by themselves with questions afterwards. v. Practice partner pair reading voice levels. vi. Read page four in partner pairs switching off each one. vii. I walk through page five with the class tracking me around the room. b. Review model binder expectations. 5. Syllabus scavenger hunt [10 minutes] a. Pass it out to students face down and instruct them not to turn it over. b. Remind students of their partners. c. Outline behavior expectations. Leadership Public Schools Mr. Hester – LP for 9th Grade English – Tuesday, August 24 d. Allow students to begin e. Students who are finished may raise their hand and then Mr. Hester will take one of their answer sheets to check over later. i. Those students may then sit quietly 6. Contact information sheets [7 minutes] a. Students complete contact information sheets. b. Pass back contact information sheets. 7. Exit slip [5 minutes] a. Five question quiz on some of the things that we’ve learned so far. HW 1. Have your parent/guardian sign the syllabus. Assignment 2. Fully set up binders.