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Pd 2: Can begin Chapter 4 of Wizard of Oz (4/20 and 21 lessons) and Achieve 3000 Pd 3: Must read chapter 2 of Wizard of Oz (4/14 and 15 lessons) Must do a different warm-up. Pd 4: Can begin chapter 3 of Wizard of Oz (4/18 and 19 lessons) Pd 5: Can begin chapter 3 of Wizard of Oz (Must finish the symbols question and the details with the pictures) (4/18 and 19 lessons) Pd 6: Can begin Chapter 4 of Wizard of Oz (4/20 and 21 lessons) and Achieve 3000 Pd 7: Can begin chapter 3 of Wizard of Oz (4/18 and 19 lessons)

Warm-Up: Take a ¼ sheet. Place your homework on your desk. Take out your Billy Weadle Vocabulary Crossword Puzzle. Which words from Billy Weadle match each of the pictures below? 1 2 3 4 5

Review the Billy Weadle words: Conjure Create Envisioning Imagine Detached separated Inflict apply Dexterity skill Phenomenon strange or rare occurrence Inquisitiveness curiosity Ferocity wild, crazy anger Churned to move in a violent, quick manner Perspiration sweat Invoke to cause or call upon Apprehensive fearful about something Fruitlessly without effect Accelerator a thing that speeds things up Compassion kindness Tutelage Teaching and protection Rogue a dishonest person

Billy Weadle Vocabulary Review the words… Vocabulary Assessment

Chapter 4 Explain Scarecrow’s logic, why is it fortunate for Kansas that the people have brains? What is the overall “feeling” (tone) of this chapter? Between the three characters, who is “in charge?” Explain. Scarecrow says, “It is such an uncomfortable feeling to know one is a fool.” But, if you were a “fool,” what feelings/ problems/ issues might not exist in your life? Which details are correct in this picture?

Closing: Can you get more out of a story by paying more attention to the details? Which of the 17 vocabulary words most closely matches what we have read from Wizard of Oz so far?