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Weekly Objectives Students will understand and appreciate an epic poem. Students will determine the meaning of unknown words by using context clues. Students will understand an epic poem. Students will utilize various reading strategies to monitor comprehension. The students will write for a variety of purposes and audiences using the Standard English conventions of grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation.

Weekly Agenda Grammar Practice: Identifying subjects of a sentence Review Book Ten Blue Comprehension Questions Vocabulary DOL Quick Write Begin Book 12 Homework

Celebrating Black History Month Historical Fact (1868- 1963) W.E. Dubois was a 20th century leader in history, sociology, and political science. One of the founders of the NAACP, and editor for the organization’s “Crisis Magazine,” Du Bois was an intellect who stood above his contemporaries.

Grammar Practice The simple subject is the main word or group of words in the complete subject. Ex. A dog with this pedigree is usually nervous. Complete subject: A dog with his pedigree; simple subject: dog

Grammar Practice How to find the subject of a sentence? It’s easier to locate the simple subject if you pick the verb first. Ex. The shutters on that house are painted green. Ask yourself who or what are painted?

DOL-Incorrect Odysseus visits hades, hears the sirens, and then passing scylla. Scylla lived on the most highest peak any one could of imagined.

DOL- Correct Odysseus visits Hades, hears the Sirens, and then passes Scylla. Scylla lived on the highest peak anyone could have imagined.

Quick Write Imagine Odysseus in our society today-as a guest in your home. For example, how would you treat him? What would you tell him about the dangers and the pleasures of the world? Suggest some jobs you think he might be suited for and a place you think he might want to live. You must include two of your vocabulary words from the previous books.

Words to know Abominably Lurk Anguish Peril Chaos Questing Dire Scourge Dwindle Travail

Vocabulary Activity Denotative Meaning Connotative Meaning Sentence Picture

During Reading PRC Predict– what is going to happen next using your prior knowledge and logical guessing. Read- the passage for support of your prediction and for comprehension. Check-if your prediction was correct using your knowledge and understanding of the passage.

Literary Terms-After Reading Themes Imagery Simile

After Reading Apply literary terms to the poem Comprehension Question Vocabulary Review Review PRC