//chaparralmiddle.wvusd.org/apps/classes/1023938/assignments/ Class Name: Period 6 (21-22) 7th Grade Instructor(s): Enoch Choi en-us SchoolSitePro //chaparralmiddle.wvusd.org/homeworkItem8551157 //chaparralmiddle.wvusd.org/apps/classes/1023938/assignments/

1. Read at least 2 AR books this quarter.
-1 Fiction and 1 Non-Fiction book.
2. Each book must be within your ZPD, unless you get permission from Mr. Choi
3. Each book must be at least 150 pages in length.
4. Complete book log as you read each AR book.
5. CREATE a Google Doc and WRITE a 2 paragraph review of each book
-Anything less than 2 paragraphs per review will result in points being deducted from your overall grade.
-Paragraphs should be 6-10 sentences in length.
-Must include specific examples from your reading. 
-Vague reviews and replies will have points deducted because it will be difficult to ascertain if you actually read the book or not.
-The more specific and personal the examples and reviews the BETTER.
6. Make sure to LABEL each review with BOOK TITLE, AUTHOR NAME, GENRE, BOOK LEVEL, and DATE QUIZ WAS TAKEN.
-missing this information will also lead to points being deducted
7. DON'T FORGET your heading in MLA Format as well.
8. Once everything has been double-checked, Please TURN IN your book reviews here through Google Classroom.


*EXTRA CREDIT = Any additional AR books you read and review will earn you Extra Credit points in the Reading Category of your overall grade. Can be Fiction or Non-Fiction.
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1. Choose 2 of the following theme topics from A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Love
Magic
Dreams
Jealousy
Betrayal
Mischief
Transformation
Marriage
Friendship
Order vs Disorder
Appearance vs Reality
Patriarchy

2. Write a 10-11 sentence power paragraph response for each theme topic. 
Requirements: 1) 10 or 11 sentences; 2) label sentences (see below); 3) include at least 3 transitions (underline them); 4) include at least 3 strong verbs (put in diff. color font or highlight); 5) use MLA Formatting for your evidence (ex. Act.Scene.Lines → I.i.132-134)

*10 sentence Power Paragraph = P1 P2 P3 P3 P3 P2 P3 P3 P3 P4
*11 sentence Power Paragraph = P1 P2 P3 P3 P2 P3 P3 P2 P3 P3 P4

3. Prompt for each paragraph: After reading A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare, there are many important themes that are weaved throughout the play. Choosing a theme topic from above, explain the importance of the theme or message Shakespeare is presenting to the audience by supporting it with evidence from the text and your own analysis/rationale.

*avoid personal pronouns
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When using in-text citations in the quotes section, use the following format:

ACT, SCENE, and LINE Numbers in parenthetical citations (separated by periods. Enclose the citation in parentheses.)

For example:
(I.i.132-134) refers to Act 1, Scene 1, Lines 132-134 of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Use www.sparknotes.com/nofear/shakespeare/msnd/ to help you find your line numbers for the quotes you use.

*IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
-You MUST HAVE AT LEAST 10 bullet points for the bullet point summary. You DO NOT have to write in complete sentences.
-You MUST be able to answer ALL of the questions in the QUOTES section. If you can't, then find a DIFFERENT QUOTE.
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When using in-text citations in the quotes section, use the following format:

ACT, SCENE, and LINE Numbers in parenthetical citations (separated by periods. Enclose the citation in parentheses.)

For example:
(I.i.132-134) refers to Act 1, Scene 1, Lines 132-134 of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Use www.sparknotes.com/nofear/shakespeare/msnd/ to help you find your line numbers for the quotes you use.

*IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
-You MUST HAVE AT LEAST 10 bullet points for the bullet point summary. You DO NOT have to write in complete sentences.
-You MUST be able to answer ALL of the questions in the QUOTES section. If you can't, then find a DIFFERENT QUOTE.

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Write 2 paragraphs. 1 paragraph on your "WORST" and 1 paragraph on your "BEST." If there are not "WORST," then 2 "BEST" is fine.

When you are finished, please COMMENT on AT LEAST 3 other classmate posts. 


Comments must be positive and must respond to something specific in their post.
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When using in-text citations in the quotes section, use the following format:

ACT, SCENE, and LINE Numbers in parenthetical citations (separated by periods. Enclose the citation in parentheses.)

For example:
(I.i.132-134) refers to Act 1, Scene 1, Lines 132-134 of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Use www.sparknotes.com/nofear/shakespeare/msnd/ to help you find your line numbers for the quotes you use.

*IMPORTANT REMINDERS:
-You MUST HAVE AT LEAST 10 bullet points for the bullet point summary. You DO NOT have to write in complete sentences.
-You MUST be able to answer ALL of the questions in the QUOTES section. If you can't, then find a DIFFERENT QUOTE.
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When using in-text citations in the quotes section, use the following format:

ACT, SCENE, and PAGE Number in parenthetical citations (separated by periods. Enclose the citation in parentheses.)

For example:
(AMND I.i.4) refers to Act 1, Scene 1, Page 4 of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
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1. Create a NEW Google Doc
2. Complete pgs.3-33 from the SBAC Practice Test PDF7:45 AM
3. Answers ONLY go on your document
4. Number all of your test items and answers
5. Review and double-check your answers
6. Grade yourself using the answer key
7. Put your self-assessed score near the top of your document
8. Attach and TURN IN
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1. Using yourself as the subject, write down a character trait about yourself inside of each box. 
2. Each character trait must begin with the letter in the box. (ex. B = brave)
3. Only need 1 character trait per box.
4. The last box still only needs 1 character trait. The character trait you choose for yourself can start with an X, Y, or a Z.
5. Use the List of Challenging Character Trait Words Handout as a starting point.
6. Character Traits MUST be ADJECTIVES.
7. Physical Traits ARE NOT Character Traits. (ex. tall, short, skinny, chubby, etc. are physical traits and will not count)
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*You may work with a partner or alone.
*If you work with a partner, share a Google Doc.
*Both individuals MUST turn in their own outline through Google Classroom.
*Make sure BOTH names appear in the heading of BOTH documents so that Mr. Choi knows that why your answers are the same.

1. Fill out the attached outline on William Shakespeare and the Globe Theater.
2. Use the attached resources as well as the internet to guide your research for the answers to the outline.
3. Color code your answers in a different color font so that it stands out from the black font used to create the assignment.
4. You are ONLY completing the outline and not the other pages of the document.
5. Submit when you are done.
6. Print out a copy for your binder --> you will need a physical for when we have an open-note Quiz on this same topic.
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