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December
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2
NWEA
Work time for dictionary rough draft
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3
NWEA
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4
Dictionary Rough Draft Due
-Formatting a Postcard notes
-Postcard writing and review expectations
Postcard Rough WRITING due at End of Class
HW: Complete one final form
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5 Final form of 1 piece due (dictionary or postcard)
- Formatting notes
-Journal writing and review expectations
HW: Finish Journal -- RD due tomorrow
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6 Journal RD due
Works cited review
Catch up time
HW: Final form #2 due Monday
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9
Final form #2 duel
Travel magazine expectations & start working
-HW: travel magazine rough draft due at EOC next block
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10
Work time for travel magazine and final form #3
Travel magazine RD due at end of class
HW: One more final format piece due next block
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11
Work time for travel magazine and final form #3
Travel magazine RD due at end of class
HW: One more final format piece due next block
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12 final format #3 due-7A
-Business Letter formatting notes
- Independent work time
-HW: business letter RD due Monday
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1 final form #3 -7B
-Business Letter formatting notes
- Independent work time
HW: business letter RD due Monday
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16
Business letter RD due
Work time
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17
Final format of one more piece of writing- 7A (total of 4pieces)
Work on final touches in your scrapbook. Double check you have all elements and your rubrics are in the back!
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18
Final scrapbook due
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19
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20
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THE Unit PowerPoint (literally everything I’ve shown you in class on Google Slides is here)
business letter format example
Writing a Business Letter
TREK ACROSS EUROPE EDITING CHECKLIST
travel magazine example and guidelines
journal example and guidelines
dictionary example
postcard example
idioms and foreign idioms
Websites to help with dictionary:
Fodors (Spanish, German, Italian, French)
TripAdvisor On TripAdvisor, go to the top right where it says “Europe”, click on that, and type in the country you want to look up. Then, in the top bar, click the three dots next to “Flights” and select “Travel Guides”. Under “Foreign Visitors” there is a link that says “Important Phrases.” Use that!
Idioms in Foreign Languages