ZoomaZoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/6580428380?pwd=SCs3NDRHcUJIbWE1SXdQVUdKUGpZdz09
Slides Link for Homies (1/11): https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/13CY_LRvIUj8XGnwPIzhmPNZbpa8XGs5b1rbaM05JpTc/edit?usp=sharing
Check in in Chat (PRIVATE):
- Type your best 2 SMYK’s – NOT METAMORPHOSIS.
LAST WEEK OF THE SEMESTER. Grades are pretty much what they are.
Homework Check: You’re Welcome…
You should have already sent me your KBARR chart for 1/4-1/8!!!!
SGI for TODAY, MONDAY, 1/11:
Do your dang KBAR.
Do the Monsters Quiz (See Below).
Anyone who needs to clear a zero, stick around at the end of class.
Sentence Scramble is Back!
“Sentence Scramble, 1/11.” Yes, several ways to do this one! Bonus: What kind of sentence is it?
- because
- but
- to wash his llama
- the llama looked worse
- he did not
- Mr. Johnson hired me
- a second time
- than it did before
- hire me
“Vocab, 1/8 (1/11).”
- _____ (Bonus if you can translate! Good luck with that.)
- (2) _____ and ______
- _____
- “Quick, Bartlett! ______ them with hope!”
- “It’s times like these we really need to roll up our sleeves, rally together, and find a _____.”
- Everybody has _______(s) that other people might find weird.
- Patience with the ways of nature had been ____(ed) in her by her park ranger father.
- The prefix of this word means across or through: _____
- “S’up?” is an example of _______ language.
- In professional sports, the coach is often the _____for a team’s bad performance, even if it isn’t always his fault.
- Some people in this class have such a _____ of points that they could skip a test, take a zero, and still have an A.
- True/False? The words surfeit and abundance are similar in meaning.
- True/False? Shaving your head is an example of a metamorphosis.
- True/False? When you are begrudging, you are enthusiastic.
“I’m Nobody”
by Emily Dickinson
I’m Nobody! Who are you?
Are you–Nobody–too?
Then there’s a pair of us!
Don’t tell! they’d banish us–you know!
How dreary–to be–Somebody!
How public–like a Frog–
To tell your name–the livelong June–
To an admiring Bog!
IN CHAT – PUBLIC!!!!!
- What do you think she means by Nobody?
- Why would “they” banish the nobodies?
- What does the “admiring Bog” stand for? (A bog is a swampy area where frogs and such would live.)
- Does the narrator like being a nobody? How can you tell? Use a line from the poem to back up what you say.
- How would you feel about being famous?
Fame is a bee
It has a song–
It has a sting–
Ah, too, it has a wing.
IN CHAT PUBLIC: What do the song, the sting, and the wing represent about Fame?
On your own before next time. Monsters Quiz.
You may use the script: Monsters-are-Due-on-Maple-Street-Script.