Week 7 September 24-28

Monday September 24,2018 Bell Ringer : CPR WE ARE…. Monday September 24,2018 Bell Ringer : CPR Take out your book and read for 20 minutes *Please do not damage or lose the Card you have. Place it on the table in front of you.* After the Bell Ringer: CPR Green dot: Pick up the half pages in the middle of the room and a piece of tape for each of the people at your group. Tape the half page to the inside of the cover of your I.N. Patriot Strong!

Tuesday September 25, 2018 Bell Ringer: Character Strong lesson WE ARE…. Tuesday September 25, 2018 Bell Ringer: Character Strong lesson Character Strong character traits discussion After discussion of the final 4 character strong traits Open your I.N. to page 125- Choose a character trait you will attempt to live by over the next week and write a summary of the extended definition onto paper on page 125 of your I.N. Also, explain why you chose that one. After the Character strong lesson Open you notebook to page 46-47 to discuss the homework from the weekend. Patriot Strong!

If you did not do this yesterday WE ARE…. If you did not do this yesterday Using the strips of paper with the Eight Essential Character Traits, choose a character trait you will attempt to live by over the next week and write a summary of the extended definition onto paper on page 125 of your I.N. Also, explain why you chose that one. FYI- If you have not shown me your completed homework, you need to. Patriot Strong!

Wednesday September 26, 2018 Bell Ringer: Quick Write WE ARE…. Wednesday September 26, 2018 Bell Ringer: Quick Write Quick Write: Describe one of the most important problems you believe needs to be fixed in the world and explain what you think needs to be done. (5 min) p.125 of I.N. After the Bell Ringer Open your notebook to page 46-47 to discuss the homework from the weekend. Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. 1. Craft and Structure: In the first paragraph, what two images does the narrator juxtapose for contrast? What are the connotations of these juxtaposed images? In the first paragraph the narrator juxtapose for contrast the “arid, sterile dust” which has a negative and colorless connotation against the marigolds, described as “a brilliant splash of sunny yellow” which has a bright, hopeful connotation. In the first paragraph the two images the narrator chose to juxtapose are the “arid sterile dust” and the “brilliant splash of the sunny yellow” of the marigolds. The “dust” is dull and negative feeling while the marigolds are fun and positive feeling. Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. 2. Craft and Structure: What is the meaning of amorphous in paragraph 4? In paragraph 4, amorphous means “vague, unclear,” describing the dim hope of a miracle that motivates the narrator and her community. Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. 3. Craft and Structure: What do you learn about the narrator through the author’s use of flashback? Cite text evidence to support your answer. The use of flashback provides insight into how this evet influenced the narrator. “The years have taken me worlds away from that time and place…” The flashback in paragraph 2 reveals the narrator’s age, setting, and feelings. The use of flashback provides insight into how this evet influenced the narrator. In paragraph 62 we see the beginning of transformation in the narrator when she says, “Of course I could not express the things that I knew about Miss Lottie as I stood their awkward and ashamed.” Later in paragraph 63 she ends by saying “And I too have planted marigolds.” Her admittance to this fact shows the trasformative moment she experienced in that moment which caused her to plant marigolds as an adult. Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. 4. Craft and structure: Notice that in paragraph 9, the narrator uses foreshadowing. What is the effect of this hinting at events to come? Highlight other hints or foreshadowing provided by the narrator. The narrator states that the day began her “end of innocence” which adds suspense and a foreboding tone to the story. The diction enhances this tone as she describes her “restlessness” and the sense of “something unknown and therefore terrifying” in paragraph 8. The imagery also implies that something beautiful will be destroyed: “like a fresh watercolor painting left out in the rain.” Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. 5. Key ideas and details: Why are the marigolds so important to Miss Lottie, and why do the children hate them? The marigolds are important to Miss Lottie because they represent hope and beauty that is missing in poor, brokenness of her life and the lives others around her. The children can’t understand the need for beauty or hope as a way to break through the impoverished and ugly situation of their lives. The marigolds confuse them with false hope and anger them as a reminder of the beauty that seems beyond their reach. They can only see the cruelty of destroying them so that they fit better the surroundings, especially with Miss Lottie’s yard, house, and physical condition. Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. 6. Key Ideas and Details: What can you infer from the text as to Lizabeth’s reasons for her final act of destruction? One can infer that Lizabeth’s reasons for her final act of destruction was due to her overwhelmed feelings of need, hopelessness, bewilderment, and fear due to the changes in her parents situations and roles and her new discoveries about the world that she could not fully understand. Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. 7. Craft and structure: How does the author use juxtaposition to show how Lizabeth has changed through her experience? The author uses juxtaposition to show how Lizabeth has changed by describing her experience with Miss Lottie and the marigolds through the eyes of an adult who has compassion and understanding, no longer seeing her as a witch, but as a broken woman who nevertheless still fought to keep some beauty and dignity in her life. This mature view shows how Lizabeth has grown from her childish ways into a fully sophisticated woman. Patriot Strong!

Thursday September 27,2018 Bell Ringer: None WE ARE…. Thursday September 27,2018 Bell Ringer: None Each person should grab a computer and login right away. Click on google chrome and go to Edmodo.com Click on “ Login” Choose to log in using Office 365 (57#@student.santarosa.k12.fl.us) then` wait for further instructions After exploring and learning about the websites Log off and stack the computers in the middle of the tables Green dot, get the graphic organizer from the middle of the room. Glue this on to page 49. Turn in your books to page106. You will begin answering questions for the short story “The Gift of the Magi” and completing the graphic organizer. Patriot Strong!

Friday September 28, 2018 “The Gift of the Magi” WE ARE…. Friday September 28, 2018 “The Gift of the Magi” Red dot, get the books for your group Turn to page 106 and begin observing the extra information on the sides of the pages for the story. Listen to the story and annotate as you go along. Complete the graphic organizer and begin working on questions 2-8 The Magi were strange kings or wise men that followed a star to the birth place of Jesus. They gave gifts to the family for the babies birth. Patriot Strong!

WE ARE…. Patriot Strong!