Showing posts with label Grade Six. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Grade Six. Show all posts

Roles assigned for Julius Caesar

Grade 6 - Here are the parts that were assigned today in class:

Portia - Alleigha
Ghost - Brayden
Announcer 1 - Bailey
Announcer 2 - Madeline
Calphurnia - Hannah U.
Caesar - Lexi
Brutus - Jesse
Soothsayer - Harley
Decius - Jonathan
Cassius - Emma
Mark Antony - Simon
Casca - Hannah J.
Artemidorus - Delaney
Flavius - Joseph
Marullus - Andrew
Trebonius - Kailea
Metellas Cimber - Wyatt
Lucilius - Chloe
Lucius - Kevin
Cobbler - McKaylee
Titineous - Tyrus
Cinna - Alleigha
Citizen - Thomas
Messalu - Makayla
Volumnius - Hanna
Clitis - Zach
Strato - Ammon
Pindarus - Tucker
Cicero - Garret

Grade Six Greek Meal




Sixth Grade had a Greek meal on Friday afternoon: a nice glazed-peanut mouse, er, chicken; pomegranite; grapes; grain-based foods; wild boar that looked a lot like hotdog, sparkling cider, figs, nuts, and cheese. Thanks to Mrs. Stevens for taking some pictures!






Grade Six notebook sequence

Grade 6

  • Notebook rubric in a page protector
  • Cover divider (meaning the first divider in your notebook) should have the following information printed on it:
    Name
    Grade 6
    2007-2008
    Xavier Charter School
  • After the cover divider, in a page protector, the "Grade 6" handout with "Course of Study" on the other side
  • Time line in a page protector
  • "The Successful Student" in a page protector
  • Class preparedness/Study Question and Entry Assignment rubrics in a page protector
  • Independent study/Poster rubrics in a page protector
  • Divider labeled "Literature"
  • “Mighty Men” handout
  • Grade level reading list signed by both parent/guardian and student, in a page protector
  • Divider labeled "Poetry"
  • Old man and the sea drawing
  • October 12 paragraph on themes in the Odyssey written in class after studying Odyssey notes.
  • October 11 paragraph on the Epic Hero written in class after studying Odyssey notes.
  • October 9 homework: What does Menelaus value more than his riches?
  • October 5 drawing (in page protector): Your character or any ancient Greek person
  • October 4 paragraph summarizing Book III in the Odyssey
  • October 1 paragraph: What is Nestor’s opinion of Odysseus?
  • September 26 paragraph: How did Penelope trick her suitors?
  • Outline written in class about epic poems, epic heroes, and themes in the Odyssey
  • Handout the Illustrated Odyssey
  • Divider labeled "Vocabulary"
  • October 1 assignment to find three words from pp. 27-28 in the Odyssey that you don’t understand and define them. If you did this on the same paper as your October 1 paragraph about Nestor, put a piece of paper here telling me that.
  • Our character vocabulary to date:
    respect
    self-discipline
    responsibility
    honesty
    integrity
    courage
  • Our Word of the Week to date:
    benevolent
    cajole
    chasten
    desecrate
    digress
    effervescent
    emulate
  • Divider labeled "Writing"
  • October 24 keyword outline and paragraph: Egyptian death
  • October 16-17 keyword outline and paragraph: Osiris, Isis, Horus and sacred animals
  • October 10 keyword outline and paragraph: Egyptian class system and priests
  • October 5 keyword outline and paragraph: Egyptian pharaohs and Menes
  • October 4 keyword outline and paragraph: Egyptian paper—papyrus
  • October 3 keyword outline (initialed by parent or guardian) and paragraph: B.C. and A.D.
  • October 2 keyword outline and paragraph: Semites
  • Keyword (it says "note", but it should be "word") outline handout in page protector
  • Notes taken in class: “Public Speaking”
  • Divider labeled "Grammar"
  • Grammar worksheet: Review 1/7
  • Grammar worksheet: 5/6
  • Grammar worksheet: 3/4
  • Grammar worksheet; 1/2
  • Grammar outline written in class with these headings to date:
    articles
    nouns
    pronouns
    verbs
  • Divider labeled "Latin/Greek"
  • Latin worksheet ‘Let’s Practice’ pp. 18-19
  • Latin worksheet 'Let's Practice' pp. 11, 14
  • Latin sounds list written in class
  • Misc. Latin quizzes and entry assignments (anything left over)
  • Divider labeled "History"
  • September 27 paragraph: Mycenaean Age
  • September 25 keyword outline and paragraph from “Greece, Ancient” handout
  • September 24 paragraph: What was the reason for the Trojan War?
  • September 18 paragraph: Choose one event or person on the timeline and write what you know about it
  • Outline done in class on ancient Greek life with the following headings to date:
    Ancient Greeks
    Life wasn’t perfect
  • Four page handout: “Greece, Ancient”
  • Divider labeled "Geography"
  • Greece Outline Map (in page protector)
  • Appendix A Student Map of Ancient Greece
  • Map showing Pylos and Sparta (in page protector)
  • Divider labeled "Xavier Procedures" handout (1 sheet, double-sided)
  • Divider labeled "Entry Assignments"
  • Divider labeled "Study Questions"

Reading the Odyssey

So, my courageous Sixth Graders, you're reading The Odyssey! Not a child's rendition, but a real, honest-to-goodness version that adults read. This is a task not for the faint-hearted or the mealy-minded. Fear not! We will take it slowly. We will take it gently. We will take it on!
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