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Unit 35 Using the Imagination

Unit 35 Using the Imagination. Lesson #1. Identify It: Syllable Types. Open your I-Book to page 148 Remember: When pronounced within words, some syllables are reduced to schwa. This exercise focuses on the structure of syllables and their pronunciation when not reduced to a schwa sound.

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Author : Retold by Joe Hayes Genre : Folk Tale

Big Question: How do we demonstrate trustworthiness?. Author : Retold by Joe Hayes Genre : Folk Tale. Small Group Timer. Review Games. Story Sort Vocabulary Words : Arcade Games Study Stack Spelling City: Vocabulary Spelling City: Spelling Words . Spelling Words Compound Words.

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C# Syntax and Structure 1 1 Materials from text, professor, MSDN, and Joe Hummel, SIGCSE

A brief overview and introduction. C# Syntax and Structure 1 1 Materials from text, professor, MSDN, and Joe Hummel, SIGCSE . A Little Background on C#. C and its derivatives. What Languages Do You Know?. You have experience programming in one or more programming languages such as Java

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Language--Structure

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Mental Lexicon

Mental Lexicon. All of your knowledge about words and you know a lot of words! Average college-educated adult Speaking vocabulary = 75,000 - 100,000 words Recognition vocabulary is substantially larger You're not equally likely to use all of those words

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Thinking about Words

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Do Now

Do Now Directions: Identify what type of figurative language is used in the following examples. (Choose from metaphor, simile, personification, or hyperbole.). 1.) The pizza was as hot as the Sahara Desert. 2.) The flowers danced in the garden. 3.) Spring came knocking on my door.

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chapter 10

chapter 10. universal design. universal design principles - NCSW. equitable use flexibility in use simple and intuitive to use perceptible information tolerance for error low physical effort size and space for approach and use. Multi-Sensory Systems.

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Introduction to Computers and Programming Style Lecture Professor: Evan Korth New York University

Introduction to Computers and Programming Style Lecture Professor: Evan Korth New York University. Road Map. Style Principle of proximity Naming variables if / else. Initialization (revisited).

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PLUG-INs Information Literacy @ Fujariah Colleges

PLUG-INs Information Literacy @ Fujariah Colleges. USING THE THESAURUS & DICTIONARY IN MS WORD. Have you ever used a book like this ?. What is a THESAURUS ? ? ?. A THESAURUS is a book that lists words with similar meanings. . These words are called synonyms or near-synonyms.

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????????????????. Part 1 General analysis I. Teaching / learning content I) Theme-based 1. Module Topics (input) 1) Hobbies 2 ? Friendship 3)On the radio 4) New technology 5)Problems 6)Entertainment

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CLASS DISCUSSION

CLASS DISCUSSION. From School Spirit by Johanna Hurwitz. Preteaching presentation by Carol Harms, JSD 171, Orofino, ID Level 6, unit 3, lesson 2. When Mr. Flores hands out a flyer to his sixth-grade class announcing that the school board is considering

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Analogies

Analogies Understanding Word Patterns Word Analogies Analogies develop logic. Analyze two words and identify the relationship between them. Find another pair of words that has the same relationship. Analogy construction FIND : LOCATE :: lose : misplace Colon stands for the phrase

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Lesson 13 Day 4

Lesson 13 Day 4. Question of the Day. Why do people like to spend time outdoors? I think people enjoy the outdoors because ______________________. Read Aloud. Purpose: For enjoyment To practice reading. How would you summarize this story?

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Question of the Day Why do people like to create art or do crafts?

Question of the Day Why do people like to create art or do crafts?. I like to make art or do crafts because ____________ . A Mobile for Callie .

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Indiana Reading requirements

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Writing Concisely: Methods for Eliminating Wordiness

Writing Concisely: Methods for Eliminating Wordiness. Danika Rockett WRIT 300 Summer 09. Some Points to Consider. Cutting or shortening unnecessary words and phrases Avoid nominalizations (nouns made from verbs) Change that , who , and which clauses into phrases

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Proofreading & Language Skills

Proofreading & Language Skills. Keyboarding Objective 03.02 Apply language skills in keyed documents. Spell Check. Spell check is the word processing feature that checks your document for incorrectly spelled words. checks every word in your document against an electronic dictionary

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Proofreading Skills

Proofreading Skills. Keyboarding Objective 03.02 Apply language skills in keyed documents. Using a Thesaurus May Be Helpful. A thesaurus is a word processing feature that allows you to find synonyms (words with similar meanings) for words in a document. Grammar Rules: Capitalization.

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