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Prepositional Practice- Tuesday

Prepositional Practice- Tuesday. Identify the preposition in the sentence. Write the sentence and underline the prepositional phrase . You have 5 minutes. 1. His idea will not work after sunrise. 2. She peered slowly around the doorway before crossing the threshold.

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Prepositional Practice- Tuesday

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  1. Prepositional Practice- Tuesday • Identify the preposition in the sentence. Write the sentence and underline the prepositional phrase. You have 5 minutes. • 1. His idea will not work after sunrise. • 2. She peered slowly around the doorway before crossing the threshold. • 3. The champion will compete against other dogs from the club. • 4. The increase in thefts at the store should concern each of us. • 5. At a minimum, you will spend three hours on each assignment.

  2. Check Your Work- Tuesday • 1. His idea will not work after sunrise. • 2. She peered slowly around the doorway before crossing the threshold. • 3. The champion will compete against other dogs from the club. • 4. The increase in thefts at the store should concern each of us. • 5. At a minimum, you will spend three hours on each assignment.

  3. Dialogue/Said is Dead Keep this in your notebook and use it on Block Day to help you write your story!

  4. “Partly Cloudy”Get out a sheet of paper; put your first and last name on it with your period number. Indirect Characterization: Conflict: Theme:

  5. Using your character maps and plot diagram… Flip your paper over and title it! Reflection Reflect on your essay. Why do we reflect? Block Day prompt will be the same! Make the story better, or come up with a new idea!

  6. Reflect on your essay…This will be a formative grade!! 1.) What elements made your story an adventure? Name 2 plot points. 2.) In what ways did you develop your major characters? Give examples of indirect characterization. 3.) What was your major conflict? How was it resolved? 4.) What was your climax? What makes that scene a climax? 5.) What literary device did you attempt? (Examples: foreshadowing, irony, imagery, personification, etc.) If you don’t have one, write one now and tell where you would place it. 6.) What is the theme of your story? If you don’t have one, write one now. 7.) Name three things that your story does well. 8.) Name three things that need fixing in your story.

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