Reading Trash 01/08 LO: Can I make personal connections and predictions about the text? Welcome Work: 1. Write down today’s title, date, and LO. 2.

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Reading Trash 01/08 LO: Can I make personal connections and predictions about the text? Welcome Work: 1. Write down today’s title, date, and LO. 2. Take out your Grammar worksheet.

Self-Correct: Grammar worksheet Follow on Doc Cam!

Vocab/Grammar QUIZ! Study: Spelling Part of speech Definition Synonyms and Antonyms

controversial adversary Likely to cause disagreement One’s opponent in a contest or conflict noun adjective Foe, opponent, enemy, antagonist Debatable, disputable, arguable Helper, aide, supporter, ally, comrade, friend Agreeable, undisputed, unquestionable

s s i i s simple simple complex compound Compound-complex

controversial adversary Likely to cause disagreement One’s opponent in a contest or conflict noun adjective Foe, opponent, enemy, antagonist Debatable, disputable, arguable Helper, aide, supporter, ally, comrade, friend Agreeable, undisputed, unquestionable

Reading Trash As we read, please annotate! Use post its (which you can then transfer to a piece of loose-leaf).

HOMEWORK: Due Monday Watch the news/Read the newspaper. Make yourself an aware citizen.