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8th Grade McDougal Littell Reading and Language Arts
Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
1 InterActive Reader
Read and Discuss, pp. vi-1
Reading and Critical Thinking Transparencies
“Strategies for Reading,” p. 1
Read and Discuss:
Text, pp. S2-S7
Learning the Language of Literature
Read and Discuss:
Fiction Article, text pp. 17-21
Unit One Resource Book
Reading Logs, pp. 1-3
2 Review and Model Reading Strategies,
Text p. 21
Universal Access, p. 1.7
Unit One Resource Book, p. 9
Literary Analysis Transparencies
“Analyzing Character,” p. 3
Checkouts
“Preparing to Read,” text p. 22
Read and Discuss, text pp. 23-28
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 23
Characters, pp. 24-28
“Choices and Challenges”
Writing, p. 30
3 Reread Checkouts as needed
Unit One Resource Book, pp. 9-10, 12 Checkouts
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 29
Language Network, p. Diagnostic Test
“Choices and Challenges”
Speaking and Listening, p. 30
4 Review for Checkouts assessment
InterActive Reader, p. 2
Reading and Critical Thinking Transparencies
“Cause and Effect,” p.3
Universal Access, p. 1.8
Checkouts
Formal Assessment, pp. 5-6
Raymond’s Run
“Preparing to Read,” text p. 32
“Choices and Challenges”
Research & Technology, p. 30
5 InterActive Reader, pp. 4-9
Literary Analysis Transparencies
“Plot,” p. 5
“Conflict, p. 8
Raymond’s Run
Read and Discuss, text pp. 33-37
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 33
Exposition, p. 34
Conflict, p. 35
Action and Complications, p. 36
“Explicit Instruction”
Viewing and Representing, p. 39
“Choices and Challenges”
Art Connection, p. 42
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8th Grade McDougal Littell Reading and Language Arts
Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
6 InterActive Reader, pp. 9-16
“Explicit Instruction”
Character Motivation and Reaction, p. 37
Predicting, p. 38
Raymond’s Run
Read and Discuss, text pp. 37-40
“Explicit Instruction”
Climax and Falling Action, p. 40
Unit One Resource Book, p. 16
Language Network, pp. 6-7, subj. & predicate
“Explicit Instruction”
Viewing and Representing, p. 39
“Choices and Challenges”
Writing, p. 42
7 Reading and Critical Thinking Transparencies,
p. 3
InterActive Reader, pp. 17, 19
Raymond’s Run
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 41
Language Network, pp. 8-9, simple subject
“Choices and Challenges”
Speaking and Listening, p. 42
8 InterActive Reader, p. 18
Review for Raymond’s Run assessment
Universal Access, p. 1.9
Raymond’s Run
Formal Assessment, pp. 7-8
Stop the Sun
“Preparing to Read,” text p. 48
“Choices and Challenges”
Research and Technology, p. 42
9 “Explicit Instruction”
Character, p. 52
Plot, p. 54
Unit One Resource Book, pp. 25-26
InterActive Reader, p. 362
Stop the Sun
Read and Discuss, text pp. 49-54
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 49
Theme, p. 50
Cause and Effect, p. 51
“Explicit Instruction”
Recurring Themes Across Works, p. 55
“Choices and Challenges”
Art Connection, p. 57
10 Review for Stop the Sun assessment
Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics Book, pp. 7-9
Stop the Sun
Formal Assessment, pp. 9-10
Language Network, pp. 10-11, simple predicate
“Choices and Challenges”
Writing, p. 57
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8th Grade McDougal Littell Reading and Language Arts
Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
11 Universal Access, p. 1.10
InterActive Reader, pp. 20-26, 33
“Explicit Instruction”
Plot, p. 63
Character Motivation, p. 64
A Mother in Mannville
“Preparing to Read,” p. 59
Read and Discuss text, pp. 60-65
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 61
Setting, p. 60, 62
Theme, p. 65
Text, p. 61
Extend the discussion on integrity by asking
students to write a poem, story, create a poster,
etc. identifying and describing one or more
people from modern society who have shown
integrity in difficult situations.
12 InterActive Reader, pp. 26-32 A Mother in Mannville
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 66
Language Network, pp. 25-27, fragments
Allow students to share their integrity creations
13 InterActive Reader, pp. 34-35
Review for A Mother in Mannville assessment
Unit One Resource Book, pp. 50,52
(compare the strong and weak example)
A Mother in Mannville
Formal Assessment, pp. 11-12
Writing Workshop 1
Language Network, pp. 313, 326-327
Text, pp. 94-96
Students Reread story of their choice for the
Writing Workshop
14 Unit One Resource Book, p. 45 Writing Workshop 1
Review Rubric Unit One Resource Book, p. 53
Language Network, pp. 314-316
Text, p. 96-97 Prewriting
Continue Prewriting
15 Unit One Resource Book, p. 46 Writing Workshop 1
Language Network, pp. 317-318
Text, p. 97 Drafting
Writing Transparencies, p. 24
Continue Drafting
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Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
16 Unit One Resource Book, p. 47-48
Writing Workshop 1
Language Network, pp. 319-321
Text, p. 98 Revising
Writing Transparencies, p. 3
Continue Revising
17 Unit One Resource Book, p. 49 Writing Workshop 1
Language Network, pp. 322-323
Text, p. 98 Editing and Proofreading
Writing Transparencies, p. 4
Continue Editing and Proofreading
18 Continue Editing and Proofreading
Hold small group or individual writing
conferences as necessary
Writing Workshop 1
Language Network, pp. 324-325
Text, p. 98 Reflecting
Complete the Reflection
Prepare for Cluster Test 1
19 Review for the Cluster Test Collect Writing Workshop 1
Administer Cluster Test 1, p. 84
20 Reading and Critical Thinking Transparencies,
pp. 18, 26
Literary Analysis Transparencies, pp. 10, 11
Read and Discuss text, pp. S12-S19
Learning the Language of Literature
Nonfiction Article,
pp. 101-105
Language Network, p. 35 Diagnostic Test
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Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
21 Unit One Resource Book, pp. 55, 59
Reading and Critical Thinking Transparencies,
p. 24
InterActive Reader, p. 358
The Great Rat Hunt
“Preparing to Read,” p. 106
Read and Discuss, text pp. 107-110
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 107
Main Idea, p. 109
“Explicit Instruction”
Viewing and Representing, p. 109
22 Unit One Resource Book, p. 57 The Great Rat Hunt
Read and Discuss, text pp. 110-114
“Explicit Instruction”
Unity in Text, p. 111
Coherence, p. 112
Author, p. 114
“Choices and Challenges”
Speaking and Listening, p. 116
23 Review Literary Analysis Transparencies, p. 11
“Cross Curricular Link”
Text, p. 121
The Great Rat Hunt
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 115
Language Network, pp. 36-38, nouns
Flying
“Preparing to Read,” p. 118
“Choices and Challenges”
Speaking and Listening, p. 116 (continued)
24 “Explicit Instruction”
Main Idea, p. 120
Influence of Author, p. 124
Flying
Read and Discuss, text pp. 120-125
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 119
Organization, p. 122
Comparing Idea, p. 125
“Related Reading”
Text, p. 126
“Speaking and Listening”
Text, p. 123
25 Reading and Critical Thinking Transparencies,
p. 6 Flying
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 127
Formal Assessment, pp. 19-20
“Choices and Challenges”
Research & Technology, p. 128
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8th Grade McDougal Littell Reading and Language Arts
Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
26 Unit One Resource Book, pp. 68-69 Who Are the Ninety-Nines?
Read and Discuss, pp. 130-133
“Explicit Instruction”
Sources, p. 131-132
Research and Technology, p. 133
“Choices and Challenges”
Research & Technology, p. 128 (continued)
27 “Explicit Instruction”
Main Idea, p. 205
Unit Two Resource Book, p. 11, 13
Mr. Misenheimer’s Garden
“Preparing to Read,” p. 202
Read and Discuss, pp. 203-206
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 203
Style and Word Choice, p. 204
Coherence, p. 206
“Related Reading”
Text, p. 207
“Choices and Challenges”
Speaking and Listening, p. 209
28 Review for Mr. Misenheimer’s Garden assessment Mr. Misenheimer’s Garden
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 208
Language Network, pp. 39-41, plural nouns
“Choices and Challenges”
Writing, p. 209
29 Review for the assessment
Grammar, Usage, and Mechanics Book, pp. 43-45
Mr. Misenheimer’s Garden
Formal Assessment, pp. 33-34
Language Network, pp. 44-45, nouns
48-49, subject compl.
Text, p. 203
Ask students to work in small groups and create a
visual display that honors the admirable qualities
they see in the people mentioned in Kuralt’s essay.
30 Unit Two Resource Book, pp. 15-16 Partners in Growing
Read and Discuss, pp. 211-214
“Explicit Instruction”
Implied Main Idea, p. 212
Comparing Two Texts, p. 213
Unit Two Resource Book, pp. 15-16
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8th Grade McDougal Littell Reading and Language Arts
Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
31 District Writing Assessment District Writing Assessment District Writing Assessment
32 District Writing Assessment District Writing Assessment District Writing Assessment
33 District Writing Assessment District Writing Assessment District Writing Assessment
34 Unit One Resource Book, pp. 97,99
(compare the strong and weak example)
Language Network, pp. 430-431
Writing Workshop 2
Review Rubric Unit One Resource Book,
p. 100
Text, p. 174-177- Prewriting
Unit One Resource Book, p. 92
Language Network, pp. 424-427
Complete Prewrite
35 Draft Autobiographical Incident Writing Workshop 2
Text, pp. 177-178
Drafting and Revising
Unit One Resource Book, pp. 93-95
Language Network, pp. 427-428
Continue Revising
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8th Grade McDougal Littell Reading and Language Arts
Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
36 Edit and Proofread Autobiographical Incident
Conference in small groups or with individuals as
needed
Writing Workshop 2
Text, p. 178
Editing, Proofreading, and Reflecting
Unit One Resource Book, p. 96
Language Network, p. 428
Continue to Edit, Proofread, and Reflect
37 Language Network, p. 429 Collect Writing Workshop 2
Administer Cluster Test 2
p. 92
“Explicit Instruction”
Speaking Opportunity, text p. 179
Speaking and Listening Book, pp. 4-6, 23, 24
38 Practice and Deliver Speeches Author Study, Jack London
pp. 144-147
“Explicit Instruction”
Author Background, p. 146
Language Network, p. 57 Diagnostic Assessment
Deliver Speeches
39 InterActive Reader, pp. 58-66, 73
Unit One Resource Book, p. 83
Literary Analysis Transparencies, p. 4
The King of Mazy May
“Preparing to Read,” p. 148
Read and Discuss, pp. 150-153
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 149
Characterization, p. 150
Setting, Mood, Tone, p. 152
“Cross Curricular Link”
Social Studies, p. 151
40 InterActive Reader, pp. 66-72
“Explicit Instruction”
Plot, p. 154
Literary Analysis Transparencies, p. 5
Unit One Resource Book, p. 81
The King of Mazy May
Read and Discuss, pp. 153-156
“Explicit Instruction”
Vivid Language, p. 153
Author Background, p. 155
“Explicit Instruction”
Viewing and Representing, p. 156
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8th Grade McDougal Littell Reading and Language Arts
Day Strategic Period CORE Period Extension/
Homework
41 Literary Analysis Transparencies, p. 8
InterActive Reader, pp. 74-75
The King of Mazy May
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 157
Language Network, pp. 65-67, possessive pron.
Text, p. 151
Have students extend their knowledge on the
Yukon Gold Rush by researching the answers to
the questions presented.
42 Text, p. 161
Build background on the location of San Francisco
in relation to the Morongo Valley. Discuss the
similarities and differences with the students.
Provide additional information for students on the
earthquake as needed.
The Story of an Eyewitness
“Preparing to Read,” p. 159
Read and Discuss, pp. 160-162
“Explicit Instruction”
Vocabulary, p. 160
Metaphor, p. 162
“Choices and Challenges”
Research & Technology, p. 171
43 Unit One Resource Book, pp. 87-88 The Story of an Eyewitness
Read and Discuss, pp. 163-165
“Explicit Instruction”
Patterns of Text, p. 163
Literary Device, p. 164
Tone, p. 165
Continue “Choices and Challenges”
Research & Technology, p. 171
44 Provide feature stories from the local newspaper
and ask students to analyze it in the same way that
they will in the “Literary Analysis” section of the
text on p. 166
The Story of an Eyewitness
“Thinking Through the Literature,” p. 166
Language Network, pp. 70-72, interrogatives
“Choices and Challenges”
Writing, p. 171
45 “Explicit Instruction”
Author’s Background, p. 169 Letter to His Publisher
Read and Discuss, pp. 168-170
Continue “Choices and Challenges”
Writing, p. 171
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