Warm Up – Page 1 ● Write down today’s date on the left hand side. ● Add a suffix to each of these words to answer the clue. Write down the answer.  One.

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Warm Up – Page 1 ● Write down today’s date on the left hand side. ● Add a suffix to each of these words to answer the clue. Write down the answer.  One who studies plants and animals - biolog______  Not taking care as you work - care______  One who does not tell the truth - li__  Being filled with a feeling of joy – joy_______

Return Index Card (3 rd and 4th)- look at your choices, then defend your answers on the back. Your Name: First and Last Mary MoodTone Mary MoodTone

Movie Poster  Choose one of the two movies to represent in a movie poster.  Use the mood and tone words to help you decide what your poster should look like and say.  The words you chose for mood should be shown by the types of images that you put on your poster. Remember, mood is what the audience should feel.  The words you chose for tone should be shown by the slogans and words you put on your poster. Remember, tone shows the attitude the author has towards the subject.

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Simile Girl and Metaphor Man 

Homework  List 5 Part 1 (First 13) Foldable or choice board due Monday, 9 November  Quiz on List 5, Part 1 – Monday, 9 November  Read at least 20 minutes EVERY night  Don’t forget to keep reviewing lists 1-4!!