“Homeroom Zombies” by Lawrence Epstein, M.D., and Steven Mardon Thursday, February 2, 2017

Do Now The narrator’s point of view is important to the story because it shows – RL 6.6 A. how all the characters feel about one another B. what the characters are thinking in the story C. why Terun planned to make the climb alone D. what Nipawe thinks about his brother Terun

Daily Report Date Agenda Objective February 2, 2017 Agenda Do Now Daily Report Do Now Review Homeroom Zombies Analyzing POV Closure Homework 2 Read Theory quizzes 85%+ Objective Scholars will determine if claims are supported by reasons and evidence. Standard RI6.6/6.8 3

Do Now Review The narrator’s point of view is important to the story because it shows – RL 6.6 A. how all the characters feel about one another B. what the characters are thinking in the story C. why Terun planned to make the climb alone D. what Nipawe thinks about his brother Terun

Moving On… S L A N T

Remember our Objective Scholars will determine if claims are supported by reasons and evidence.

Homeroom Zombies Now that you have read an argument, you will be working to create a list to record features of effective arguments. You will analyze the methods that Epstein uses to convey his point of view. Methods authors use to convey their point of view often involve appealing to the audience to get their attention and to get them on the author’s side.

Homeroom Zombies Work with an elbow partner to discuss and take notes in response to the questions: What are characteristics of effective arguments? What is the function of these characteristics? We will share out.