Rubric will be posted on website Romiette and Julio Chapters 1 9 October 28 2015 Students will be able to read the text Romiette and Julio and use evidence to determine the authors point of view how the author chooses to tell the story RL81 RL86RL810 ID: 480798
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Notebook Check and Quiz ON FRIDAY!!
Rubric will be posted on websiteSlide2
Romiette and Julio
Chapters 1-
9
October 28, 2015Slide3
Students will be able to read the text
Romiette
and Julio and use evidence to determine the authors point of view (how the author chooses to tell the story). (RL8.1; RL8.6;RL8.10)
ObjectiveSlide4
Vocabulary: Chapter 1-9
Procedure:
Find each vocabulary
word
Read in context
Predict
the meaning of the underlined word based on the sentence.
Cut and paste on a page of your notebook.Add in definitions.Succeed in life.Slide5
Vocabulary
Anticipation (3)
Enveloping (1)
Uptight (35)
Flamboyant (7)
Guerrilla (6)
Intrigue (14)
Echoed (24) Lured (54)Cloak (15)
Clenched
(21)
Despair (1)
Disoriented (2)Slide6
Anticipation: Realization in advance
Flamboyant
: Elaborate or colorful
Guerilla: a group of irregular soldiers
Intrigue: A secret scheme
Lure
: attracts,
enticesEnveloping: wrap up or coverUptight: Tense, nervousEchoed: A repetition of soundCloak: Something that covers or concealsClenched: to grasp or gripDespair: Hopelessness Disoriented: confused VocabularyChapters 1-9Slide7
Point of ViewSlide8
Read Chapters 10-14
HomeworkSlide9
What point of view is your novel written in? Use one example from the text to support your answer.
Exit SlipSlide10
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Lord of the Flies
Chapters 1-2
October 28, 2015Slide12
Students will be able to read the text Lord of the Flies
and use evidence to determine the authors point of view (how the author chooses to tell the story). (RL8.1; RL8.6;RL8.10
ObjectiveSlide13
Vocabulary: Chapter 1-2
Procedure:
Find each vocabulary word
.
Read in
context
Predict the meaning of the underlined word based on the sentence.
Cut and paste on the a page of your notebook.Add in definitions.
Succeed in life.Slide14
Vocabulary
Chapter One
Chapter Two
clambering(Page7)
gesticulated(34)
proffer(9)
clamored(38)
efflorescence(12)
ebullience
(38)
effulgence(14)
assented(42)
enmity (14)
recrimination(43)
decorous(15)
hayrick(43)
fulcrum (16)
tumult(43)
furtive(22)
tirade(45)
indignation(25)
bastion (29)
hiatus (31)Slide15
Vocabulary
Chapter One
Chapter Two
clambering-
climb, move
gesticulated
– make gestures
proffer- offer or proposal
clamored
– a loud uproar
efflorescence-
crystalline deposits on surfaces of stucco or concrete
Ebullience- high spirits
effulgence- brilliant
radiance
assented
- agree
Enmity-
feeling of hostility or hatred
recrimination- allegation, complaint
decorous
- dignity, good manners
tumult
-violent and noise commotion
Fulcrum-
prop or support
tirade- a long bitter
speech
furtive
- secret, shifty
Hayrack-haystack
indignation-
strong displeasure, offensive
Bastion-
fortified place - protection
Hiatus- interruption in continuitySlide16
Point of ViewSlide17
Read Chapters 3-4
HomeworkSlide18
What point of view is your novel written in? Use one example from the text to support your answer.
Exit SlipSlide19
Notebook Check and Quiz ON FRIDAY!!
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Red Glass
Chapters 1-5
October 28, 2015Slide21
Students will be able to read the text Red Glass
and use evidence to determine the authors point of view (how the author chooses to tell the story). (RL8.1; RL8.6;RL8.10
ObjectiveSlide22
Vocabulary: Chapter 1-5
Procedure:
Find each vocabulary word
.
Read in
context
Predict the meaning of the underlined word based on the sentence.
Cut and paste on the a page of your notebook.Add in definitions.Succeed in life.Slide23
Jangling (4)
Furrows (4)
Surreal (6)
Amoeba (9)
Inhabited*(18)
Protruded (20)
Mope (22)
Relic (25)Sweltering (29)Groggy (34)Mantra (37)Shrugged (40)VocabularySlide24
Jangling (4)- a metallic, harsh sound
Furrows (4)- narrow grooves, trench like
Surreal (6)- unreal; fantasy
Amoeba (9)- an organism, bottom vegetation of freshwater ponds and streams
Inhabited*(18)- lived in, occupied
Protruded (20)- Sticking out; project
Mope (22)- depressed in spirits
Relic (25)- a surviving memorial of the past Sweltering (29)- suffering from oppressive heatGroggy (34)- exhausted, weakMantra (37)- Hinduism, a word or saying “less is more”Shrugged (40)- raise and contract the shoulders expressing indifference (whatever)VocabularySlide25
Point of ViewSlide26
Read Chapters 6-9
HomeworkSlide27
What point of view is your novel written in? Use one example from the text to support your answer.
Exit Slip