- CONTEST: Write down as many examples of contractions as you can. (ex.
can’t…)
- Discuss contractions (and
a challenge to name a contraction whose apostrophe stood in for 3
letters)
- Read a copy of “How to
Write a Commercial” on center table
- Plotline powerpoint
- Took notes on plotlines
- As a table, write up a believable example using each of the 6 parts of the plotline
4. Using your classwork from
yesterday, write a commercial that will persuade a person to buy the very
thing you said you would never buy. (our first persuasive writing piece)
- TO BE COLLECTED
5. BEGIN HOMEWORK (you may NOT use any of the Harry Potters):
- Think of one of your favorite books or films.
- Next, number your paper 1 – 6.
- Then, using your plotline notes, write a
short sentence for each of the 6 plotline points as they relate to your
film.
1. exposition:
2. conflict: “Harry
attempts to stop Voldemort, who killed Harry’s parents, from stealing the
Sorcerer’s Stone.”
3. rising action:
4. climax: “Professor
Snape’s apparent hex on Harry during the Quidditch game brings the simmering
tension between good and evil out into the open, shifting Harry’s concern from
winning the game to surviving.”
5. falling action:
6. resolution:
ENGLISH homework:
1. GROUP
WORK: 6 plotlines for madeup RFC lunchroom story
2. Write
script for 30 second commercial for the thing that you would never buy (from
yesterday’s classwork)
3. Write
a plotline (1-6) for a movie or book (NOT Harry Potter)
4. Challenge:
name a contraction whose apostrophe stands in for 3 letters
5. Signed
Contact Information Sheet due Friday.
6. Remind
parents to send me a brief email from their preferred email address with
student name in the Subject line (if they haven’t already done so).
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