Welcome! Monday, may 1st Please come in quietly. Have a seat in your assigned seat. Write in your agenda. Add to your Table of Contents: Page 124: “Tell-Tale Heart Vocabulary Page 125: “Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe Glue the academic vocabulary chart in to your notebook on page 124.

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Clear Target Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary So that we can read ”The Tell-Tale Heart.” We’ll know we’ve got it when we can summarize the short story.

Academic vocabulary: Pronounce Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Pronounce Please read after me… acute (adj.) vexed (v.) sagacity (n.) refrained (v.) wary (adj.) suavity (n.) audacity (n.) vehemently (adv.)

Academic vocabulary: Rate Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Rate Use page 2 in your ISN to help you rate the words on a scaled of 1-4 based on how well you know the word. Prepare to share any background knowledge you have about the word with a partner. Think about each word. Does it sound familiar? When would we use the word? What topic would we be exploring?

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Acute means “sharp.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: His nervousness increased his acute sense of hearing.

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Vexed means “disturbed.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: He was vexed by the old man’s eye.

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Sagacity means “intelligence and good judgment.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: He was proud of his powers and of his sagacity.

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Refrained means “held back.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: Though furious, he refrained from action.

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Wary means “cautious.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: He was too wary to make a careless mistake.

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Suavity means “smooth manner; smoothness.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: The police showed perfect suavity.

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Audacity means “boldness.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: He was impressed with his own audacity.

Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Academic vocabulary: Explain and discuss Vehemently means “forcefully.” Write this definition in the “Meaning” column. Let’s look at the definition together. Example: He talked more vehemently, but he couldn’t drown out the sound.

Clear Target check Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary So that we can read ”The Tell-Tale Heart.” We’ll know we’ve got it when we can summarize the short story.

Let’s Read “The tell-tale Heart” Today we will become familiar with academic vocabulary. Let’s Read “The tell-tale Heart” Let’s read the short story.

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