For this TDA, you will analyze the author's use of suspense.

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For this TDA, you will analyze the author's use of suspense. TDA Station For this TDA, you will analyze the author's use of suspense. Day 1: Read story Read through the short story. Highlight important information concerning suspense.  HW: finish reading and highlighting

TDA Station Day 2: Discussion and Questions With your small group, discuss the story. Focus on elements of suspense and characterization. Complete the text dependent and discussion questions on OneNote.  HW: finish questions

TDA Station Day 3: Prompt and Brainstorm Read the prompt. Highlight important information in the prompt. Set a timer and brainstorm individually for 6 minutes- write down everything.  Come together as a group and share more brainstorming ideas. Remember the more the easier it is to write! HW: none

TDA Station Day 4: Choose Claims and Organize Information Look at your brainstormed items. Choose the two claims you will use in your TDA.  Get organization page and begin organizing brainstorming into categories. HW: finish organizing ideas

TDA Station Day 5: Finding Evidence Find three pieces of evidence you’re considering to use to prove each claim.  Decide which piece(s) to use in your TDA – use ideas of the group to help! HW: choose best piece of evidence

TDA Station Day 6: Outlining Take the information you’ve gathered and begin to outline your TDA. I'd suggest jotting down main ideas like we did in class.  Start with your thesis and body paragraphs. Save the broad statement for last.  HW: none

2. get ideas down, then rearrange 3. 4. Body Paragraph #2: 1.           Introduction: 1.     <-- end here! 2.     <--- start here!           Body Paragraph #1: 1.       2.       get ideas down, then rearrange                2. and 3. to make idea flow.           3. 4.           Body Paragraph #2: 1.       2.       get ideas down, then rearrange                2. and 3. to make idea flow.           3. 4.          Conclusion: 1.    2.        can be 1-2 sentences 3.   

TDA Station Day 7: Outlining and Begin Drafting Once you’ve finished your outline, begin drafting your TDA. I suggest this is done on the computer. Make a Word document in Office 365, so it automatically saves! HW: finish outline

TDA Station Day 8: Drafting Finish drafting your TDA. Make sure you’ve hit all the elements and provided enough background explanation and evidence explanation.  HW: finish rough draft

TDA Station Day 9: Revisions I like revising on a hard copy with sticky notes.  Please print a copy of your TDA if you like this method, too.  Review the revisions check list. Other ideas to consider: Color code TDA/check formatting Highlight first word – vary transitions Read aloud Group members trade – look for missing background info and explanation! HW: none

TDA Station Day 10: Revisions and Final Edits Review the revisions check list. Other ideas to consider: Color code TDA/check formatting Highlight first word – vary transitions Read aloud Group members trade – look for missing background info and explanation!  Final edits – Do you have complete sentences? Is the format correct?  HW: Print TDA and complete self-grading

TDA Station Day 11: Grading Get your paper graded in person with Mrs. Hughes! Bring with you to grade: Final copy Rubric Planning materials – brainstorm, organize outline While you wait, begin brainstorming newsletter ideas.

Newsletter Station Day 1: Brainstorming and Information Brainstorm ideas with group of what to write about for this month’s newsletter. Break into two groups with chosen topics and list research questions. HW: research questions

Newsletter Station Day 2: Researching and Drafting Research any information that is needed. Begin drafting articles. HW: finish drafting

Newsletter Station Day 3: Revise and Publishing Work together to revise article. Publish to Smore and complete newsletter rubric.  HW: publish articles and turn in newsletter rubric

Grammar Station Day 1: Grammar PSSA Practice Packet Go through and answer each question in the Grammar PSSA Practice Packet. Once done, log on to OneNote and check answers with the Grammar PowerPoint under Station Rotation tab. Fill out grammar reflection. Research answers online as needed. Chomp Chomp, Shmoop, and Khan Academy are great website resources.  HW: none

Grammar Station Day 2: Grammar PSSA Practice Packet Reflection Complete Grammar packet reflection with missed questions. Turn reflection into in-bin when done.  Done early? Work on Moby Max! HW: none

Grammar Station Day 3: Task Cards Review videos on OneNote for Sentence structures and coordinate adjectives. Complete each set of task cards. Record answers on OneNote. *sentence structures does not have physical task cards HW: Finish task cards

Grammar Station Day 4: Task Cards Review videos on OneNote for dangling and misplaced modifiers. Complete each set of task cards. Record answers on OneNote. HW: Finish task cards

Figurative Language Station Day 1: Short Story Rewrite Choose one short story to read and analyze the figurative language. Complete all activities in packet and turn in to in-bin when completed. Use resources if you don't know a type of figurative language. HW: complete story packet This gets turned in!

Figurative Language Station Day 2: Short Story Rewrite Choose one short story to read and analyze the figurative language. Complete all activities in packet and turn in to in-bin when completed. Use resources if you don't know a type of figurative language. HW: complete story packet This gets turned in!