“Advisory” Schedule.
“Warm Up, 1/30.”
- He unfortunately “met his maker.”
- She unfortunately was “let go” and had to move.
- I was mad because it was an “encore telecast.”
- What does the prefix eu- mean?
“Spelling, 1/30.” (8) COPY #1 only.
- it’s, they’re, ___
- Dally was Johnny’s _____.
- Do you understand the ____(s) of dividing fractions?
- The word ____ comes from the French word for body.
- Please check the ____ number on the device you are trying to get help with.
- (3) ____ books have been sitting ____ for a long time; I hope ____ coming back soon.
“Vocab, 1/30.” tentative, infringe, reprieve, benign, profound, indolent, relinquish, exasperate, (in)conspicuous, (un)scrupulous, haphazard
- _____
- _____
- _____
- _____
- “There is only one way to avoid criticism: Do nothing, say nothing, be nothing.” -Aristotle. ______
- During the summer, without something to do, some kids can get very _____ and end up not doing much of anything.
- After she fell, she got up and tested her leg _____(ly) to see if it would support her weight.
- She was always very _____ about her work. That’s why she got A’s.
- Many rappers “sing” the praises of “bling” and _____ consumption.
- The _____ student copied his essay from the internet.
- The root of this word meant “chance or luck.” _____
- The root of this word meant “rough/irritated.” ______
- The roots of this word meant “well born.” _____
Finish “Old Glory” (PDF) “Old Glory” (Audio)
“OG Quiz.” Collaborative. Characters: Donald, Gran-Da, Dad, Mom, SOS men.
- On the surface, who are we initially supposed to think is the protagonist (hero) of the story?
- If we dig deeper, who is REALLY the protagonist?
- Conflict #1: ____ v _____
- Conflict #2: ____ v _____
- What right did the SOS law take away?
- Why did Gran-Da try to burn the flag?
- Why did Donald turn him in?
- What/Who does Uncle represent?
- Explain the last line: “What kind of world would that be?”
- (BONUS) What do you think the main message of the story is?