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English I

English I. March 25 th – March 28th. Daily Oral Language #21. Please fix all mistakes that you can find in the following sentences: there anniversary party will be held in june you didnt tell me that mi soong moved to albany new york. Midterm Study Guide – Part 2.

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English I

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  1. English I March 25th – March 28th

  2. Daily Oral Language #21 Please fix all mistakes that you can find in the following sentences: • there anniversary party will be held in june • you didnt tell me that mi soong moved to albany new york

  3. Midterm Study Guide – Part 2 • Take the next 20 minutes to review the study guide at your table. You may work together with the others at your table, but you may not move.

  4. Project Time • Please use the remaining time to work on your project for “The Lost Boys”. • Remember the grading criteria – try to get over an 80%!!

  5. Daily Oral Language # 22 Please fix any mistakes you can find in the following sentences: • she dont have no recent photographs in her album • there is children and bicycles on mercer street now

  6. Greek and Latin Roots and Affixes sleep dorm dormant The daffodils that are dormant in the wintertime look so lovely in the spring. Ab= away from Viv = live Corpor = body Cris; crit= judge Dia= apart; through Dorm = sleep

  7. Introduction to Poetry • Please look over the objectives sheet for this unit. • Let’s look at some academic vocabulary related to poetry! NOTES

  8. Quickwrite Big Question: Why are we fascinated by the UNKOWN? Do you like television shows in which weird things happen? The writers of two poems we will read were also fascinated by the strange & unknown. Take the next few minutes to write down three events from movies, television shows, or stories you have heard that you find weird or hard to believe.

  9. INDEPENDENT READING • Please get the book that you selected for independent reading and read SILENTLY for the next 20 minutes. • When I tell you that time is up, please fill out your worksheet (a summary or your thoughts on what you read – at least 5 sentences NOT copied from the book) and put it in your IR folder.

  10. Have a GREAT spring break!!

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