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MONDAY 11-4-19 B-Day: Single vs. Multi-paragraph Essays
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Entry Title: Essays vs. Paragraphs (single paragraph essay)
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Learning Target(s)
- I can recall the proper structure single and multi-paragraph essays.
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Mini-Lesson: Refresh - Single vs. Multi-Paragraph Essays
- Review of TREES (Period 4)
- Watch this first: What's Opera Doc?
- Example of a well done Multi-paragraph Essay based on the cartoon, What's Opera Doc? (Periods 1, 2 and 6)
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Work Time
- Open Assignment 25.0 in Google Classroom.
- Periods 1, 2, 6 Only: Complete the outline (multi-paragraph essays only)
- Period 4 - Start your rough draft.
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Assessment / Homework
- Complete Assignment 31.0 by Monday
TUESDAY 11-5-19 No School
WEDNESDAY 11-6-19 C-Day: Write Rough Draft of Who is Ha? Essay
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DO Now - Copy
Copy these two new words into Vocabulary List II
9. writhe v. (writhes, writhing, writhed) - to make continual twisting movements of the body.
The majestic lion writhed in pain, its body twisting in strange patterns, after being shot with a tranquilizer gun at close range.
10. pivotal adj. (pivot, pivoting, pivots, pivoted) - of crucial importance in relation to the success of something else.
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Learning Target(s)
- I can organize my thoughts on "paper" creating a rough draft of my Who is Ha? Essay.
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Mini-Lesson: Giving Context for Evidence
- Always give the reader an idea of which part of the text you are referring.
- EXAMPLE
- Evidence from text: "I would still be standing there/ crying and waving to nothing/ if Brother Khoi hadn't come/ to take my hand."
- The Context: This quote is a part of the poem, Titi Waves Goodbye. It gives the reader an image of Ha standing, crying, waving goodbye to her friend whom she may never see again.
- Explanation: This proves Ha values friendship because...
- How it might look in an essay...
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Work Time
- Work on Assignment 25.0.
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Assessment / Homework
- Work on Assignment 25.0.
THURSDAY 11-7-19 D-Day: Complete Rough Draft of Who is Ha? Essay
FRIDAY 11-8-19 A-Day: 20% Time Work
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