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Monday, September 23, 2013

Monday, September 23, 2013

 
ENGLISH - 1st trimester – Day 15
 
·         Write down the following 6 prefixes and write down as many words that used them:
    1. abs-
    2. bi-, (or bis-)
    3. epi-
    4. mis-
    5. sub-
    6. uni-
·         Review expectations of TYPED paper due Wednesday
o   Typed; Times New Roman 12 pt. font; numbered 1-25 (representing all 25 points of their graph)
·         How to Write – Day 1 - show Ted Williams video - Sentence structure mimicking – wrote like John Updike
·         Follow up on “John Updike” sentences – showed student examples then inferred what the author was saying - literal vs. suggested
o   infer what the author meant to say
·         EXIT SLIP
o   Create 3 “Updike” sentences...one each, using the 3 fulcrums: while, before, after
o   Turn this into me, at the door, as you leave today
·         Discuss - 30-15-10 list (from Deeper Reading by Kelly Gallagher)
o   And how students will be tested on these every other week.
o   Regular vocabulary one week; 30-15-10 the next
·         Complete 1-4…
  1. Assemble a sentence from the book Winesburg, Ohio by Sherwood Anderson…
  2. Pickup 30-15-10 – FLASHCARDS
    1. Cut and fold
  3. Put your test into your folder and return the folder to the table.
  4. Hand in exit slip (see directions above) AT THE DOOR AT THE END OF THE HOUR
 
ENGLISH homework:
 
·         TYPED paper due Wednesday:
a.       Using someone’s personal plotline as a guide, write a story about an inanimate object that experiences their highs and lows in the same order as their graph. Number your typed paper 1 – 25 so the reader can track your story with the graph.
·         Begin studying your flashcards for Friday’s PREFIX test.

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