9/5/11
( plans subject to change due to student progress)
9/5/11 – Monday – Labor Day – No school.
09/6/11 – Tuesday
* Quick Write
Junior Scholastics Living with 9/11 September 5, 2011
* Many students asked their parents about 9/11. We shared and listened.
* Discussed the four planes and where they landed.
HW – The students will bring this publication home to read and discuss with parents
9/7/11 Wednesday
Lesson for the week: History of the Twin Towers and 9/11
Lesson: Read aloud The Man Who Walked Between the Towers by Mordicai Gerstein
Discuss and share. Get to know the buildings. Is this story true? Could it possibly happen?
9/8/11 and 9/9/11 Thursday and Friday
Lesson: Watch on Safari Montage: New York: A Documentary Film: The Center of the World.
9/12/11 Monday
Parent panel. We invite parents, grandparents, aunts or uncles into the classroom to discuss the events of 9/11. Where were you that day? What were you doing? How did the events change your life? I have social studies classes from 9:00-9:50, 9:55-10:45, 12:20-1:10 and 1:15 – 2:05. Please email or call me if you can participate in the parent panel. My phone number is 288-7242 and my email is ecdalton@selma.k12.in.us. We need you to help enrich our education with your experiences from 9/11.
9/13/11 Tuesday
Lesson: Read aloud September 12th We Knew Everything Would Be All Right. This book was written and illustrated by first-grade students of H. Byron Masterson Elementary in Kennett, Missouri.
Activity: Discussion – How has this lesson changed your understanding of 9/11. Tell me about your week.
9/14/11 Wednesday
Research for our writing project. The students have been given many different articles on 9/11 and with this information they are going to use it to write a story.
9/15 -16/11 Thursday and Friday.
I am interested to see how much the students learn during this lesson. They are going to write a creative writing piece using the trait “Ideas” from The 6+ 1 Traits of Writing. Attached is a rubric that I will be using for the grade. They will have time in class to work on this writing.
Due on Monday.


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