Monday, June 15, 2015

June 15, 2015

This is what we will do in the 9:00 class:

  • Five minute grammar review - HOMONYMS - find the mistakes in these sentences.  (Some sentences have more than one mistake, and not all mistakes are homonym mistakes.)
    • I like all vegetables, accept for asparagus.
    • I am so board, there's nothing to do!
    • I need to by some new close.
    • It wasn't fare when the bus driver got me suspended.
    • Don't turn it down.  I can't here it.
    • I have to no alot for my history test.
    • The not is kind of lose, so it may not hold.
  • Freewrite – Do you like working in groups? Why or why not?  Why is it important to be able to function well in a group when you reach college?
  • Complete group activity for "Daddy."  Complete second form for "Adolescence II."  Discuss summaries of two poems as a class.
  • Reflection on group activities. Did you agree with the summaries that your group created regarding the poems? 
  • Examples of poems read out loud.
  • Begin reading "Everyday Use."
HOMEWORK:  Read "Everyday Use."  Finish "Where I'm From Poem."  Rewrite the ending of "Harrison Bergeron

This is what we will do in the 10:30 class:

  • Five minute grammar review - HOMONYMS - find the mistakes in these sentences.  (Some sentences have more than one mistake, and not all mistakes are homonym mistakes.)
    • I like all vegetables, accept for asparagus.
    • I am so board, there's nothing to do!
    • I need to by some new close.
    • It wasn't fare when the bus driver got me suspended.
    • Don't turn it down.  I can't here it.
    • I have to no alot for my history test.
    • The not is kind of lose, so it may not hold.
  • Freewrite – Do you like working in groups? Why or why not?  Why is it important to be able to function well in a group when you reach college?
  • Complete group activity for "Adolescence II."  Discuss summaries of two poems as a class.
  • Reflection on group activities. Did you agree with the summaries that your group created regarding the poems? 
  • Examples of poems read out loud.
  • Begin reading "Everyday Use."
HOMEWORK:  Read "Everyday Use."  Finish "Where I'm From Poem."  Rewrite the ending of "Harrison Bergeron

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