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Thursday January 5, 2016 SSR time

BRAINSTORM Talk within your group and list 4 conflicts you will experience. Then I want you to list at least 2 sensory details associated with those conflicts. Conflict #1 Conflict #2 Conflict #3 Conflict #4 _________ ________ _________ _________ 1-_______ 1-_______ 1-_______ 1-________ 2-_______ 2-_______ 2-_______ 2-________

Sensory Details

“Oranges” by Gary Soto… pg. 205 First Read: Sit quietly with your eyes shut listening as this poem is read aloud to you. Second Read: Divide the stanzas where I tell you. ILLUSTRATE the image in your head for that particular section out to the right. Third Read: Within your group, you will reread the stanza and highlight the sensory details. Write out the left what sense it appeals to.

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