Agenda 327 Journal no discussion Quarter 4 Vocabulary If time permits one word story Journal March 29 th Do you think its ok to allow parents to have control over approving or disapproving a marriage before it happens ID: 596920
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3/29 Materials: Journal, Writing Utensil, and Vocab sheet from the basket.Slide2
Agenda 3/27
Journal (no discussion)
Quarter 4 Vocabulary
If time permits – one word storySlide3
Journal March 29
th
Do you think it’s ok to allow parents to have control over approving or disapproving a marriage before it happens?Slide4
EarnestSlide5
Earnest
Adjective
D
evout, heartfelt Slide6
SurmiseSlide7
Surmise
Verb/Noun
Infer from incomplete evidence
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PatronizeSlide9
Patronize
Verb
Characteristic of those who treat others with arroganceSlide10
LoatheSlide11
Loathe
Verb
Find repugnant
(or detest….or abhor….)Slide12
TediousSlide13
Tedious
Adjective
So lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness
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RecumbentSlide15
Recumbent
Verb
Lying down; in a position of comfort or restSlide16
IndignationSlide17
Indignation
Noun
A
feeling of righteous angerSlide18
AttributeSlide19
Attribute
Verb/Noun
To give credit toSlide20
ForteSlide21
Forte
Noun
An asset of special worth or utilitySlide22
MetaphysicalSlide23
Metaphysical
Adjective/Noun
Highly abstract or overly theoretical
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3/30 Materials: Journal, Writing Utensil, and LaptopSlide25
Agenda 3/30
Journal (Today’s journal will be a formative
)
FSA Reading Review
Honesty Survey
Results Review
One Word StorySlide26
Journal March 29
th
Most people tell white lies, small untruths that help to save trouble or avoid upsetting someone.
How often do we tell white lies?
According to one study, honesty increases as we get older. While most people use little white lies to make life easier, the majority of people care about honesty in both public and personal life. They believe that ‘honesty is the best policy’.
Where do you stand on this issue?
Write an ACE response arguing your position.Slide27
Before we get to the fun stuff…
Common Questions…
How is the reading test different than the writing test?
Do I get the same amount of time as the writing test?
Log into the computer:
Username: education/gen_1551
Password: gen 1551
2. Click on FSA SecureSlide28
How Honest Are You REALLY?!
Go to uhstitans.com
Then click on Teachers
Find McKenzie, Eliabeth (shocker…that’s me
)
Scroll down until you locate Honesty Survey
Click on your class period’s survey….and…..GO!Slide29
Telling a story one word at a time….
You will be judged!
The class with the best story will get a tea party (on the events that take place in “The Importance of Being Earnest” while we read next week
Other teachers will judge the stories so this is a fair contest.Slide30
Telling a story one word at a time…
Everyone needs the chance to contribute, so we will tell the story one word at a time.
I will start with the first word…then we will go up and down each row, writing the story by contributing one word each.
Feel free to begin a new sentence when it seems appropriate.
Don’t take a long time to think of what to say next – just listen carefully to how the story is developing and then add on your word quickly.Slide31
1
st
PeriodSlide32
2
nd
PeriodSlide33
3
rd
PeriodSlide34
4
th
PeriodSlide35
5
th
PeriodSlide36
6
th
PeriodSlide37
3/31 Materials: Bingo slip, 2 highlighters (differ
e
nt colors), and a pen/pencil.Slide38
Agenda 3/31
Bingo Vocabulary ReviewSlide39
Vocabulary Bingo Setup
Randomly write the vocab words from the list on the next slide on your bingo sheet.
Leave ONE space as a FREE space!Slide40
Vocabulary Words
Write in Pen or Pencil ONLY. Highlighting is what you will use when you mark that the word has been used.
Melancholy
Subsequent
Hovel
Venerable
Chronicle
Verbatim
Benevolent
Vigilant
Loquacious
Inquisitive
Affable
Exacerbate
Askew
Lovelorn
Delude
Bedlam
Conjure
Metaphysical
Earnest
Surmise
Patronize
Loathe
Tedious
Recumbent
Indignation
Attribute
ForteSlide41
Vocabulary Bingo Rules
Round 1 and 2:
Word and Definition
Round 3:
Definition
ONLY
When I call out a word and/or definition, put a marker on the matching box. When you have
5
in a row (vertical, horizontal, or diagonal) call out
BINGO!
P.S. Don’t ask me to say I word….I will skip it on purpose if you do.