Educational Quote

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire."
-William Butler Yeats

Saturday, February 8, 2014

2/6/14-Thursday-A day

ENG 9

Warm Up: Think about a time when you felt suspense. Suspense is when the feeling you suspect something bad or frightful is about to take place OR the anxiety/worry you feel when waiting for something. Tell us about that story. 5 sentences minimum
Guided Practice: 
*Review of 5 paragraph essay structure*
Introduction: Hook-Summarize text-Thesis
Body: 3 paragraphs on the 3 points in your thesis
Conclusion: Restate your thesis-big advice

*Review of Paragraph structure*
MELEC-Main Idea, Elaboration, Link, Explanation, and Closing
                                OR
 Main Idea, Supporting details, Closing
Independent Practice: Write a 5 paragraph essay on the topic, "How does the author create suspense?"
First read or re-read the short story,"The Sniper," in your LOL book on page 162.
Journal: Free write
Homework: Finish essay

ENG 10

Warm Up: Complete a vocabulary square for the word 'vocabulary.'
Guided Practice: 
We studied how to analyze a word. There can be three parts to a word: root words, prefixes, and suffixes. Every word has a root word. Sometimes a word will have just a root word, a prefix and a root word, a root word and a suffix, or ALL three. Prefixes and suffixes are called affixes. Affixes are morphemes. Morphemes are the smallest unit of grammar that has meaning. In other words, we can not break down a morpheme any more. The word 'inimitable' can be broken down into three parts: in-imit-able. However 'in' is the prefix and cannot be broken down any further.

Example: Prehistoric
Pre=prefix, meaning before
histori= history, root word, meaning history
ic= suffix, meaning, related to the science of
full meaning= related to the science of before history
Independent Practice: Analyze the word 'subservient'. Find the prefix, suffix, and root word.
Journal: Free write
Homework: Analyze the words: spurn, subservient, sequester, sophist, and specious.

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