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Harland English Lesson Structure (Middle - Upper School)
Harland English Lesson Structure (Middle - Upper School)
5 hour class)
● Social catch-up
● Homework check
● Discuss / Tell student today’s learning plan
Flocabulary
● Learn new vocabulary words (students can draw pictures if they are using a
touchscreen device and it’s appropriate)
● Listen to rap song
● Play the “vocabulary game” (+ “quiz” if needed)
● (Optional) Make a rap in “lyric lab”
Writing Topics
Marking Key
IXL ELA
Stage 5 (Optional): Reading Comprehension
Activelylearn
● Pick an appropriate level of text to read with the student while asking close reading
comprehension questions
● Complete comprehension questions
● Have student highlight difficult vocab (if appropriate)
● My fathers dragon
● Black beauty
In Person Online
Computer games:
● Overcooked (1 or 2)
● Stardew valley
2. Homework
1. Grammar
● Grammar: New IXL activity assigned
2. Writing
● Writing: Write a new / Finish paragraph (#) for the writing project
3. Reading
● Reading: 10 - 15 minutes a night of (BOOK NAME)
Sample:
3. Class Notes*
* Class notes are not always written in order of time (the lesson will usually be listed first).
Template
Class Contents:
1. Writing lesson: Brainstorming / Topic sentences / Supporting sentences / Any
other skill related to writing
2. Writing project: Wrote a new body / introduction / conclusion paragraph
3. Writing project: Revised
4. Flocabulary: New vocabulary words
5. Flocabulary: Activities completed
6. Logic / Vocabulary Game:
(Optional)
# Grammar / Reading comprehension lesson: Subject-verb agreement / Main idea…
#. IXL Grammar / IXL Reading: Activity completed
Homework:
1. Harland Grammar: Unit 1A - Concrete and Abstract Nouns
2. Writing: Write a new / Finish paragraph (#) for the writing project
3. Reading: 10 - 15 minutes a night of (BOOK NAME)
Class Performance:
(NAME) worked (great/fantastic/well) in class today. Today, (NAME) learned (insert
learning focus for the day). (NAME) applied this knowledge while (insert related
activity). (NAME) also had a chance to build his/her vocabulary bank through a
range of activities. (NAME) Did a great job (insert a positive thing they did today).
Well done to (him/her)!
Sample
Class Contents:
1. Writing lesson: Topic sentences
2. Writing project: Wrote a new body paragraph
3. Writing project: Revised
4. Flocabulary: New vocabulary words
5. Flocabulary: Activities completed
6. Logic game: Davinci
Homework:
1. Grammar: New IXL activity assigned
2. Writing: Write body paragraph 3 for the writing project
3. Reading: 10 - 15 minutes a night of To Kill a Mockingbird
Class Performance:
Tim worked well in class today. Today, Tim learned about topic sentences. Tim
applied this knowledge while writing and revising body paragraph three for his
writing project. Tim also had a chance to build his vocabulary bank through a range
of activities. I was very impressed today with how fast Tim learned how to write topic
sentences which really demonstrates his level of motivation. Well done to him!
Positive things:
Really showed an improvement in…
Listened carefully…
Did his/her best to apply today’s learning topic…
Was polite and attentive