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Agenda January 21-24

Agenda January 21-24. Bell Ringer . e b white who wrote the book stuart little got the idea for the book while he was sleeping on a train . Agenda January 21 st. Bell Ringer Capitalization and Punctuation Note Cards

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Agenda January 21-24

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  1. Agenda January 21-24

  2. Bell Ringer • e b white who wrote the book stuart little got the idea for the book while he was sleeping on a train

  3. Agenda January 21st • Bell Ringer • Capitalization and Punctuation Note Cards • Figurative Language Terms: Narrator, Setting, Characterization, Plot, Point of view, flashback • Read Chapters 4-6 and complete comprehension questions • Journal #2

  4. Figurative Language Valentine • Using the novel, The Great Wide Sea, find an example of Figurative Language, bookmark it, and copy. Before Valentine’s Day, use the form of figurative language you found in the novel to create a Valentine’s Day Card for a Special Someone. Showcase and detail the example of figurative language from the novel and ORIGINALs (created by You). This should include a minimum of 10 examples of your specified F.L. and 10 chosen at random from the list.

  5. Journal # 2 Pretend you are Ben. Write a letter to his dad, Jim, persuading him to stop trying to make you and your brothers go sailing around the world.

  6. Agenda January 22nd • Bell Ringer • Capitalization Rules continued • Finish Study Guide (15 minutes) • Read Chapters 6-9/Make Predictions • Discuss letter to father • Assign Vocabulary Words (These take place of Wordsmith Vocabulary Words and will be tested in the same way)

  7. Vocabulary Words • Copy down the following words and locate the words being used in a sentence in the book. You will look up the definitions for homework. • For example: So I just sat there for hours, watching us rush off into the hot, muggy June night… • Muggy, pg. 3 • Scuttling, pg. 3 • Sachet, pg. 8 • Disintegrate, pg. 11

  8. Agenda January 23rd • Bell Ringer • Finish Capitalization Rules • Make Flip Charts • Look up Vocabulary Definitions (computers) • Begin Boating terms Glossary (computers)

  9. Boating Terms Glossary Set Up • Top of page: Boating Term • Middle of page: Picture of the boat part • Underneath Picture: Write a sentence describing what that boat part does. • Underneath Sentence: Quote the sentence from the book using that word. • Bottom right: Your Name and Date

  10. Agenda January 24th • Bell Ringer • Look up Vocabulary Words and Share on Google Docs • Read Chapter 7-9 • End of Chapter Questions

  11. Congratulations! • As a reward for showing growth on the district benchmark exam, I have some Dum-Dums for my Smart-Smarts!!

  12. Vocabulary Words Directions • Look up the vocabulary word definitions • After you find the definition and copy it down, find the word on the page number in the book and copy down the sentence it is used in • Your definitions should look like this: • 1. Muggy- oppressively humid, damp, and close • “So I just sat there for hours watching us rush off into the hot, muggy June night…”

  13. Vocabulary Words • Muggy, pg. 3 • Scuttling, pg. 3 • Sachet, pg. 8 • Disintegrate, pg. 11 • Cocoon pg. 13 • Tsunami pg. 14 • Quiver pg. 15 • Gunk pg. 17 • Corroded pg. 18 • Stowage pg. 19 • Snarl pg. 20 • Rhythmically pg. 20 • Glisten pg. 22 • Cellophane pg. 22 • Bureau pg. 24

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