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Recent ActivitySection Announcements  DECEMBERWe will be working on sentence patterns. We will be reading Melba's Choice, a Civil Rights Movement story.
 NOVEMBERIn November, we are exploring verb tenses. We will continue to review subject and predicate. We will read Passage to Freedom, a Holocaust story, and watch Heroes of the Holocaust.
 OCTOBERWe will be focusing on subject, predicate and prepositional phrases for grammar. We will be working with homophones, homographs and multiple meaning words for vocabulary. We will read The Road Not Taken and Aimee Mullins for literature. We will begin narrative for writing.
 SCRAPBOOK CLUB The Scrapbook Club will meet once a month. You must have your parent sign the form before you can attend. September 21 will be an informational meeting in room 412 from 2:00 to 2:15. After that, we will tentatively meet from 2:00 to 2:45 on October 5, November 2, December 7, January 11, February 1, March 1, March 29 and May 3.
 EXITING ELDStudents are tested every September to measure their language growth. The results are usually available in January. In order to be considered fluent in English, a student must meet three criteria. First, the student must score Early Advanced or Advance on the CELDT test. Second, the student must score Proficient or Advanced on the CST tests, given in May. Third, the student must maintain at least a C in all core classes. The CELDt test is important in measuring English fluency, but it will not be a part of the classroom grade.
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