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Sp We ek 2 Word Study Prefix un unable un happy unbuckle unkind uncover untold uneasy unwilling unfold unwind No Excuse Words move place sat under Challenge Words unequal unusual undo. Tannock. Peter . Chaban. CANADA. Understanding and helping learners with problems in written expression. Why worry about written expression?. Communication in writing is critical for academic success & everyday functioning. to determine meaning (theme). TPCASTT with “Fifteen,” by William Stafford. Title. Paraphrase. Connotation. Attitude. Shifts. Title. Theme. What is “TPCASTT”?. Speculate (guess) what the poem might be about, based on its title.. Week 2. Day 2. Reinforce the Theme. What are some life cycle stages you recall from . Living and Growing? . Which animals go through those stages?. Which animals look like their parents when they are born or hatch? Which ones don’t?. elling of tongue elling/tightness in throat ficulty talking and/or hoarse voice or persistent cough ersistent dizziness or collapse ale and floppy (young children) Photo Date of birth:Confirmed allerg Finding Your Theme. It’s August already, and . the pressure is on to find a theme . – an . all-encompassing thread. , a . concept for a book . that won’t even come out for several months. . This . MOOD. MOOD is the overall feelings or emotions that are created IN THE READER. . The “power of the pen” can move mountains. . Authors “move” their readers’ moods through their choice of words and level of detail.. Mood. Definition. :. The . feeling. or impression the author creates with his writing. Also refers to the feelings the reader has about the characters or setting in a story. Why Mood Matters. Mood is an important literary element because it influences the way readers feel about what they are reading.. MOOD. MOOD . is the overall feelings or emotions that are created IN THE READER. . The . “power of the pen” can move mountains. . Authors . “move” their readers’ moods through their choice of words and level of detail.. - 7 lab Unit 3 - . What is central/main idea?. After you read a book or see a movie, do you ever tell someone else what it is about? When you do this, you state the main idea. The main idea is what something is mostly about.. Close Reading. Close reading is used to analyze text. When reading closely, you develop an understanding of the text that is based first on the words themselves and then on the larger ideas suggested by those words; in other words, you take the small details, think about them, and discover how they affect the text’s larger meaning . - 7 lab Unit 3 - . What is central/main idea?. After you read a book or see a movie, do you ever tell someone else what it is about? When you do this, you state the main idea. The main idea is what something is mostly about.. is the overall feelings or emotions that are created IN THE READER. . The . “power of the pen” can move mountains. . Authors . “move” their readers’ moods through their choice of words and level of detail.. Personal Pronouns. Never use personal pronouns (of any kind) in formal writing. I , you, we , us , etc. . Instead use “one” for I or YOU . OR. just eliminate I altogether (it’s actually redundant information) . RIVERBOATRECORDSRIVCD 372JRIVERBOATRECORDSRIVCD 372JPu the Magic Dragon(Romanji)Pu the Magic Dragon(Japanese)Bob Elling, 16000 Marcella St., San Leandro, CA 94578Bob Elling, 16000 Marcella S