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Warm Up/Announcements:
- Check in in the chat by typing a complete sentence that begins with the word although.
- Check out the link to test0320, which happens MONDAY, 10/5 for periods 1,2,3 and Tuesday, 10/6 for periods 5,6. I might add or subtract questions depending on how far we get in Outsiders today.
- NO CLASSES OR KBARR ON FRIDAY!
Title in Notebook: “Sentence SCRAMBLE, 9/30 (10/1).”
Instructions: NEW! Use every word. Do not break up the pieces. DO NOT ADD ANY. Rearrange the chunks until you get the right-sounding sentence. Write it down. There might be more than one way!
Individual.
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Title in Notebook: “Vocab, 9/30 (10/1).”
Instructions: Use your vocab definitions to choose the correct word for each picture or blank. You might use some more than once; you might not use them all.
dogged, indignant, conducive, wistful, implore, subside, acquit, leery, gorge, bluff
Collaborative in Breakouts.
- _____
- _____
- _____
- fear : panic :: ask : _____
- Johnny persisted ____(ly) in asking about his parents.
- My parents were a little _____ about the crowd I was hanging out with.
- A good attitude is very ____ to doing well in school.
- “You’re hungry?” he said _____(ly), “I’m the one who hasn’t eaten all day!”
- A savvy person is usually more ____ than a credulous one.
- The jury voted to ______ because there wasn’t enough evidence to find him guilty.
- The students ____(ed) the teacher to go easy on them. “Please?” they begged.
“Messy Room Examples.
WDILL?? = WHAT DOES IT LOOK (SMELL, SOUND, ETC) LIKE?
You put a little more weight on the foot on the carpet, testing it. It sinks right through and slips on something in pieces underneath. It feels like a bunch of little splinters that are rubbing against your shoe. Probably pieces of old, broken legos, you think to yourself. But then you stop. To feel the pieces of legos underneath the carpet, it would have to not be anchored into the ground. Ugh! You are standing in a sea of mold. Sure enough, when you lift your foot to take another step, there is a hole in the sea of mold where your foot was.
There were broken boxes filled to the brim of gifts from relatives. Some of them had vines growing out of them. There were also a couple pairs of glowing eyes. I picked up an old sandwich that was under there, and sniffed it. It smelled like someone put rat poison in it. Opening it up, the cheese was so moldy, there must have been a couple hundred organisms living on it.
I realized it was that piece of the air I choked on. I coughed it up then I was fine. Not again my feet had gotten stuck to the floor from standing in the same place for too long. The yellow puss was making a hard paste around my boots. It felt cold and as hard as cement. I grabbed the knife in my pocket and I cut just enough hard paste off to escape from.
When I walked in, it looked terrible(And smelled terrible). There was a pile of bar wrappers, piles of dirty underwear and socks. There was also a pile of clean but not hanged in the corner of the room.
Worms wiggle around on the bed, and they cover the entire bed. As you move to the closet, a dead grizzly bear falls out of the closet, fully stinking of skunk farts. As you leave, the door eaten by termites falls on you…
When I lay on my moldy mattress, look up and see the month-old piece of pizza stuck to the ceiling. I rolled over and saw a faint splatter of blood on the wall when I slammed my brother on the wall for throwing up on my floor. I peek down at the floor and, sure enough, there is that tan stain on the floor.
Next Show not Tell: Fun! “It Was So Much Fun…” Show me you having fun. What does that look, feel, sound like? Don’t tell me what you like to do; SHOW me you in the middle of doing it! 350+ words, share your Gdoc with me, ndp, creative title. No opinions!
- Monday, 10/5 for Periods 1-3.
- Tuesday 10/6 for Periods 5,6.
The Outsiders! Read aloud to the end of chapter 2 +. Look for answers to these questions (which will be on the test tomorrow)!
- “…worked too hard anyway…” a) Johnny b) Darry c) Soda d) Two-Bit e) Pony f) Steve g) Dally
- “…is nervous around strangers”? a) Johnny b) Darry c) Soda d) Two-Bit e) Pony f) Steve g) Dally
- “…sometimes seemed “hardly human…” a) Johnny b) Darry c) Soda d) Two-Bit e) Pony f) Steve g) Dally
- “…is “happy-go-lucky…” a) Johnny b) Darry c) Soda d) Two-Bit e) Pony f) Steve g) Dally
- “…lies to himself all the time…” a) Johnny b) Darry c) Soda d) Two-Bit e) Pony f) Steve g) Dally
- The Outsiders is written in ______ person. a) 1st b) 2nd c) 3rd d) 4th
- When Cherry says that she “kind of admires” Dally, this is ironic. a) True b) False
- “It was almost four months ago…” This begins an example of… a) conflict b) Show not Tell c) foreshadowing d) flashback e) NOTA
- “Not over his dead body…” This is an example of… a) conflict b) Show not Tell c) foreshadowing d) flashback e) NOTA