PPT-Agenda Warm-up (Fragments/ Run-ons)

Runon Notes part 2 How to fix runons Greek and Latin Chapter 8 FAST FORWARD Chapter 9 Chart Warmup F3 R1 Although penguins look clumsy on land They are graceful in the water Their bodies are perfectly suited for swimming and diving They a streamlined torpedo shape Their wings are shaped like flippers penguins use them to propel themselves through the water at speeds up to 30 miles per hour Use their webbed feet to steer Most penguins can even swim like porpoises. Please find your seat and fill out the back of your index card with the following information:. Preferred Name/Nickname. 10. th. . Grade English Teacher/Level . Your email address. Primary language spoken at home/by parents. Webquest. . Read Blood. Speaks. Visual Reading and Performance. Brebeuf’s. Ghost. Dialectical Journal. Philosophical Chairs. Religion and Colonization day 1. Warm-up. Write. about a time when someone tried to make you do something that was against your beliefs. . Ice breaker – Partner interviews.. First-day letter – Heading should include your first and last name, the class title and period and the date. . Homework: First day letter due 9/2.. Partner Interview Notes. Warm Up-Idiom Puzzles. Public Speaking Skills. Sharing Memoirs Aloud (If you want to read your memoir to the class, put your name in the basket on the front table. Names will be drawn at random. We will keep sharing until the last twenty minutes of class.). IBSO Presentation. Learner profile and introductions. TOK question discussions continued. Course overview. Social contract. Study skills survey. Homework: Diagnostic due 9/4(A Day), 9/3 (B Day). Literature TOK Questions. Since he came to New York. .. Because my dog loves it.. Unless you see me. .. Is there anything wrong with these sentences?. All . of these sentences end too . quickly. After . reading these sentences, the reader asks questions because he/she needs more information.. A sentence is a group of words with a . subject. , a . verb. , and a . complete thought. . A sentence may also be called an independent clause. . What is a sentence? . The . boy. . balanced. an apple on his head.. TOK question discussions continued. Course overview. Social contract. Study skills survey. Homework: Diagnostic due 9/4(A Day), 9/3 (B Day). IB Agenda 8/28 – 8/29. Is a work of literature enlarged or diminished by interpretation? What makes something a good or bad interpretation?. Sign In. Grab one of each of the following and put your name on it:. 1. file folder. 2. student information card (fill it out completely). 3. popsicle stick. 4. scratch sheet of paper—fold into a tent and write your name on it just like the example on the board and place it in front of you. You will place this name tent in front of your for two weeks until schedule changes are complete.. On pgs. . 40-41 . write the date, copy the agenda, homework, and . warm-up. Agenda. :. Warm-up. Collect essays on “Hip Hop Planet”. Vocabulary (pg. 59 . Literature. ) on pg. 42 of INB. Surveying the text – Class Discussion. Joyous; jolly; amusing. Part of speech:. Adjective. Sentence using word:. . Synonyms:. Carefree. Cheerful. playful. Mirthful. Week 31. Grammar Pattern:. Two sentences can be combined by changing one sentence into a subordinate clause to create a complex sentence.. Agenda Message: . Welcome to Healthcare Science!!. On a sheet of paper, answer the following:. Name:. Grade:. Parents Name:. Home email/phone:. Interests/Hobbies:. Warm up-Day 2. Write in your agenda the . Pre-AP English II Agenda 8/26 Intro to class – Purpose and AP Website Turn in summer reading project. If you do not have it, turn in a sheet of paper with a heading explaining why you do not have it. If your project is late, you must complete it by 9/12. Late projects without an acceptable rationale will have a maximum grade of 70% Acceptable rationales must be verified by a parent. Fragment Rule. A fragment occurs whenever you do these three things: . You begin a group of words with a capital letter. . You conclude this group of words with an end mark—either a period [ . ], question mark [ ? ], or exclamation point [ ! ]. .