From Vague to Specific.

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From Vague to Specific

What is it mean to be VAGUE? How many of you have ever said the phrase… “Umm Mrs. H, can I please another one of those things.. You know the papers. Umm you know that one.” Vague…..by definition means to be unclear, non-specific or non-descript. What is it mean to be VAGUE?

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Group Practice Vague to Bold Handout 1. As a table take 7 minutes to add specific details to the example sentences. 2. Make sure everyone at your table participates in creating specific details. Group Practice

Individual Practice Read the following menu Go through the menu and add specific details to each dish, try to make the food sound as delicious as possible. Be prepared to share your new menus with the class. Individual Practice

Homework Quick Write Re-Write Show and Tell: Think elementary school… it’s time for SHOW and TELL …. bring one item to class you would like to share with the class. Make sure the item you bring is appropriate to the share. Homework