Today, for the first half of the block, we got into our novel groups and started brainstorming what we hope to learn from our novels. This specifically refered to what we would learn from Medieval fiction, not what we would learn from this specific novel. After that, we started getting ready for report cards. In our blog groups, we started filling out a form which reviewed our posts and comments.
2. Learning Intentions
We started brainstorming our learning intentions for Medieval fiction so that when we finish the novel we can try to answer our own questions that we wrote down today, and to know why we are reading these novels as we read them. Also, we reviewed our blog posts so that we could get organized (make sure everyone is posting equally) and improve in the future.
3. Reflections/Relevance
Both of the things we did today are useful in many subjects in school and things in life. In the future, before reading a novel or socials/science textbook we can think of what we hope to learn from it, and we could try answering those questions at the end. When working in groups, it is important to reflect on what everyone has done and try to make everything fair for everyone.
4. Homework Reminders
There is no homework due tomorrow, but if you are not done your Pathways notes you should come in to Flex tomorrow.
5. Homework Tips
Make sure that the notes are written in brief phrases, not in full sentences or word for word. Also, work on your Genius Hour projects at home (there is no time this week) and try to meet your goals.
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