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Thursday, 10/12: Gramma, S/CD/CX/Sentence Scramble, Vocab + Relay,

Tomorrow’s Test: Quotes, S/CD/CX, Gramma, Vocab, Outsiders ending. Preview after second period.


“Gramma, 10/12.” He was a very hairy, scary bear and we beat a hasty retreat from his lair.
Copy 
each word below and say whether it is used as a N, V, ADJ, ADV, PRO, or NOTA.

  1. a
  2. hairy
  3. we
  4. from
  5. lair
  6. very

“Scramble ++, 10/12.” Unscramble each of the following groups into a smooth sentence with proper punctuation. Then say if it’s Simple, Compound, or Complex. They both have quotes.

  1. echoed me  |  I called  |  and  |  Johnny  |  that old church
  2. while  |  Two-Bit said  |  a chair  |  don’t talk  |  he pulled up

 


“Vocab, 10/12.”  derive, disreputable, validate, contrived, tantalize, dignity, relevant, skeptical, (in)competent, phenomenon, abide
   

5. Pokemon Live was a worldwide ____ for awhile.
6. I cannot _____ cheating in class. (Not validate.)
7. The root of this word was Latin for “bringing up a point.”
8. The root of this word meant “made legal.”
9. Ponyboy thought that the greasers should be treated with more _____ by the Socs; they were just as good as they were.
10. (3) We were very ____ about the plan _____  by the _____llama. We thought there was no way it would work.
11. Write a derivative of the word investigate. (Not a different tense!) _____

 

VOCAB RELAY!

 

The Midwife’s Apprentice

  • What is a midwife?
  • What is an apprentice?
  • 1300’s?

Wednesday, 10/11: Gramma, S/CD/CX, Vocab, Outsiders Wrap-Up

LNN: https://youtu.be/xDkyZs2Cplo?feature=shared

“Warm up, 10/11.” He was a hairy, scary bear and we beat a hasty retreat from his lair.
Copy each word below and say whether it is used as a N, V, ADJ, ADV, PRO, or NOTA.

  1. was
  2. and
  3. beat
  4. hasty
  5. retreat
  6. his

“S/CD/Cx, 10/11.”

  1. Write a SIMPLE sentence of at least 5 words about PONY.
  2. Write a COMPOUND  sentence about JOHNNY.
  3. Write a COMPLEX sentence about DALLY.

“Vocab, 10/11.” derive, disreputable, validate, contrived, tantalize, dignity, relevant, skeptical, competent, phenomenon, abide
       

7. Part of being kind is treating everyone with _____ and respect.
8. The prefix of this word means “not.”
9. He bought his computer from a(n) ____ dealer, and when it broke the next day, they told him he was out of luck.
10. Everyone said they would ____by the judgment of Mom.
11. It’s always best to be ______about what you see on social media.
12. Ponyboy was _____(ed) by the dream of a better life, but it always seemed just out of reach.
13. The root of this word meant “worthy.”


 

The Outsiders

Wrap Up.

  • Reread the middle paragraph on p179. It’s the one that begins, “Tell Dally.” What is Pony’s purpose in writing this all down?
  • Is the book optimistic or pessimistic? Explain your reasoning.

 

Draw Plot Mountain on a page in your notebook. Place each of the events below where they belong. More than one event can be in the same place.
exposition, inciting incident, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution

  1. the fire in the church
  2. the greasers win the rumble
  3. Johnny and Dally die
  4. we find out that the book is Pony’s theme for English
  5. Johnny kills Bob
  6. the boys hide out in the church
  7. Ponyboy threatens the Socs
  8. Dally, Johnny, and Pony go to the movies
  9. Pony is in denial about Johnny’s death

 

 

Maybe??! IF you have your chromebook.

 

Outsiders Memes?

Possible Topics: The funny names.  Stay Gold.  Darry as Dad. Socs v Greasers and feelings or lack of.  Hair and haircuts. Fashion and coolness.  Johnny and Dally. Fire in the church. Living situation. Do it for Johnny. The rumble.

Tuesday, 10/10/23: Dialogue, Sentences, Vocab, Outsiders

Advisory” Skeddy.


“Warm Up, 10/10.” Write the answer.

  1. The greasers win the rumble.  (Plot Mountain)
  2. Two-Bit is relieved when Ponyboy picks up the broken bottle.  (Plot Mountain)
  3. Pony is in denial about Johnny’s death.  (Plot Mountain)
  4. I think that llama is _____.  (they)
  5. The _____ lounge is usually off-limits to students. (teacher)
  6. We don’t have to walk since the llama has a truck with lots of room. S? CD? CX?

“Quotes, 10/10.” Copy and punctuate. (You have some capital letter issues too!)

  1. Mom  asked  who  let  the  llamas out
  2. What  did  you  do  asked  the  llama  it  looks  bad
  3. Who  said  no  pain  no  gain
  4. Did  I  hear  you  say  llamas  rule  she  asked

“Vocab, 10/10.” (Bonus for who on #2.)
derive, disreputable, validate, contrived, tantalize, dignity, relevant, skeptical, competent, phenomenon, abide

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

6. Everyone said they would ____by the judgment of Mom.
7. The root of this word meant “thing appearing to view.”
8. The codeine in prescription cough syrup is ____(ed) from the same plant that heroin and opium come from.
9. The greasers were so _____ that Cherry couldn’t let her parents see her with Pony.
10. Since she couldn’t talk to her Soc friend’s, Cherry got ____(ion) for her feelings by talking to Pony.
11. Everyone has to ____ by the same rules with no exceptions.
12. This week’s word ____ is similar in meaning to a previous vocab word: leery
13. The root of this word was Old French for “imagine or invent.”


The Outsiders… to the end? Link to Online Version: https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=cmljaGxhbmQyLm9yZ3xsYXdod3xneDoyNjgzNWEzYzVjNDUxOWZi

Why is Two-Bit relieved when he sees Pony picking up the broken glass? (p172)

Monday, 10/9: Homework, Debrief Test #7, Dialogue

Late Start Skeddy.


Copy Homework into planner. Please note new due date for OUTSIDERS PROJECTS: Wednesday, 10/18.

Debrief Test #7. Better for MOST of you.


“Quotes, 10/9.” Copy and punctuate.

  1. Let me see your diary said Alice
  2. The best llamas explained Joey have green eyes
  3. Do you need another llama asked Mom

Punctuating Quotes.

To use people’s exact words, introduce or credit the quotation and place it inside quotation marks (“ ”). Use commas to separate the quotation from the rest of the sentence.

Our track coach loves to announce that it’s time to run laps by saying ,   “ Let’s put the fun in fundamentals ,” and holding up the stopwatch.

  • The first letter of the quotation is capitalized because it is a complete sentence.

When a quotation ends with a question mark (?) or an exclamation point (!), there is no need to add a comma to separate the quotation from the rest of the sentence.

“ Start your engines !” is another Coach Morton classic.


Outsiders into chapter 11. Link to online version. If you are absent, you MUST keep up the reading at home.