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English 9 Weekly Agenda: To Kill a Mockingbird and Vocabulary Review

Welcome to English 9! This week, we will review our calendar and vocabulary for Unit 9, focusing on Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird." Prepare for an evil reading quiz, so clear your desks and come ready to do your best. Please remember that late vocabulary exercises will incur a 10% penalty, but you may skip exercises V and VI. Continue your reading assignments, aiming for 8-10 pages per day. Let's engage, learn, and speak together in class! See you tomorrow!

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English 9 Weekly Agenda: To Kill a Mockingbird and Vocabulary Review

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  1. Welcome! English 9

  2. Today’s Agenda • Review calendar • Vocabulary # 9 • To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee • Evil reading quiz Read Write Speak Listen

  3. This week in English 9 • This week in English 9 Read Write Speak Listen

  4. Unit 9 • Equilibrium • Equitable • Homogenized • Homonym • Iniquity • Monogamy • Monolithic • Monologue • Monopolize • Unanimous • Uniform • Unison

  5. Roots and Their Meanings • UNI-From Latin UNUS meaning one • MONO-From Greek MONOS meaning one • HOMO-From Greek HOMOS meaning the same • EQUI-From Latin AEQUUS meaning equal or even

  6. This week • There will be a 10% penalty if you turn in your vocabulary exercises late. • You can skip exercises V and VI. Read Write Speak Listen

  7. To Kill a Mockingbird • Clear your desks for the evil reading quiz. • No books, no notes. • Do your best. Do your own work. Read Write Speak Listen

  8. Homework • Read TKAM (8-10 pages / day) • Reading review assignment Read Write Speak Listen

  9. Bye! • Come back tomorrow! Read Write Speak Listen

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