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Kahoot Review - Grade 9 Kahoot Folder. Part 1 NFA  Part 2 NFA Part 3 NFA Grammar Review Paragraph Structure Review Short Story & Poetry Review Part 1 Short Story & Poetry Review Part 2 & Teacher Meetings re: Assignments Teams - Updated Marks. 

Silent Read 20 min to 9:05 Return of text books to library 9:10-9:20 am Teacher one-on-one meetings & Fun Monday!  Reminders:  Mon June 16 Final week block schedule begins PM Tues June 17 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break                              --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55                             Afternoon classes 12:25-3:10 as per normal                              Wed June 18 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break                              --Line...

Reminders: Reminders:  Mon June 16 Final week block schedule begins PM Tues June 17 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break                              --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55                             Afternoon classes 12:25-3:10 as per normal                              Wed June 18 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break                              --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55             ...

Short Story & Poetry Test > Teams Post test completion - please read your personal novels.  Reminders:  Mon June 16 Final week block schedule begins PM Tues June 17 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break                              --Linear classes switch (quietly!) 9:50-9:55                             Afternoon classes 12:25-3:10 as per normal                              Wed June 18 Morning schedule begins 8:45-11:00—no break                              --Linear classes switch (q...

Kahoot Prep Short Story & Poetry Test set for June 12 2025

District Reading Assessment  Topic: Fortnite - might be free to play, but it still earns billions of dollars.  The Inference Formula  Inference =  What the text says (clues) + What I know (my brain) = Smart guess Q 1: Inference - 4-5 sentences. Paragraph. Steps To Assessing Inference: (Question 1 on your Assessment)  The author gives  clues  in the text. You use your own  experience and thinking . You  combine both  to figure out what’s really going on. Q 2: Evidence - 2-3 sentences. A  quote or detail  from the text that supports your inference. You can use sentence starters like: “This shows…” “We can tell because the text says…” “A clue is when the author writes…” Q 3: Open Ended Question . 1-2 sentences.   Open-ended questions: Don’t have a simple yes/no answer Begin with  Why, How, Should, What if, To what extent… Invite  discussion or deeper thinking Often connect the  specific situation  in ...