Good Morning
*Spoken Words!
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*Spoken Words!
Hello!
*Silent Reading
*Inquiry: Here is your Novel Inquiry Project
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*Silent Reading
*Literature Circle Discussion: hopefully your role sheets are ready to go! You will be uploading:
*Spoken Words
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*Reminder: Literature Circle Discussions –make sure your role sheet is ready to go and you have done your reading!
*Acknowledgement
*No Red Ink: Commas and Punctuation with Conjunctions
*Spoken Words: How are we making out? Do we need time?
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*Head’s Up: please make sure your role sheet is ready to go for Thursday’s Discussion.
*Head’s Up: please make sure last week’s No Red Ink is done for tomorrow.
*Silent Reading
*: Spoken Word: you have time to work on this assignment…
Good Morning!
*Head’s Up: This is a 4 day week –pro-d on Friday!
*Silent Reading
*Literature Circle Discussions. Hopefully you all have your role sheets ready to go! We will be using the microphones today!
*Identity: On a pink piece of paper: Brainstorm what “Identity” Means. We will continue with this task as we did not finish this on Friday.
Identity Quotes: Find Quotes from your novel to indicate “Identity” | Explain the Quotes Significance: “So What” |
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Good Morning!
*Silent Reading
*Head’s Up: Spirit assembly today…we will be heading down from our class when we are called down…
*Identity: On a pink piece of paper: Brainstorm what “Identity” Means
Identity Quotes: Find Quotes from your novel to indicate “Identity” | Explain the Quotes Significance: “So What” |
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Good Morning!
*Silent Reading
*Literature Circle Discussions –hopefully your role sheets are ready to go!
*Self-Assessment
*Peer Assessment
*Techniques for Creating Word Play
*Word Play Activity
*Brainstorm: Create Ideas to write about for your Spoken Word
*Identity: On a pink piece of paper: Brainstorm what “Identity” Means
Identity Quotes: Find Quotes from your novel to indicate “Identity” | Explain the Quotes Significance: “So What” |
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Good Morning!
*Silent Reading
*No Red Ink: Misplaced and Dangling Modifiers/Parallel Structure
-We will be working on Spoken word: we will look at a few samples of Rants…
*Spoken Word: Brainstorming activitiy
Warm up spoken word free write activity: Practice writing with imagery that includes all five senses. Students describe an abstract or intangible entity using all senses: what do they look, sound, smell, taste and feel like?
Examples: Choose 2 of the following examples and write for five minutes each using imagery/sensory language.
a. homesickness
b. grief
c. love
d. joy
e. emptiness
f. time
g. envy
Spoken Word Activities:
*Techniques for Creating Word Play
*Word Play Activity
Good Morning!
*Silent Reading
*Acknowledgement
-Spoken word criteria: These documents were up yesterday but in case you need to see again…
poetry-slam-and-performing-poetry
spoken-word-rant-or-this-i-believe-worksheet
Sarah Key
“Jellyfish”
“Hands”
“When Love Arrives”
“Somewhere in America”
Taylor Mali “What do teachers make?”
Martin Luther King
-We will be working on Spoken word: we will look at a few samples of Rants…
*Spoken Word: Brainstorming activitiy
Warm up spoken word free write activity: Practice writing with imagery that includes all five senses. Students describe an abstract or intangible entity using all senses: what do they look, sound, smell, taste and feel like?
Examples: Choose 2 of the following examples and write for five minutes each using imagery/sensory language.
a. homesickness
b. grief
c. love
d. joy
e. emptiness
f. time
g. envy
Spoken Word Activities:
*Techniques for Creating Word Play
*Word Play Activity