Warm Up 14: Draw and label a plot line for “Three Skeleton Key”

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Warm Up 14: Draw and label a plot line for “Three Skeleton Key” Use the terms: Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution Place the story’s events on the plot line. Include at least two events for the rising action and falling action.

Warm Up #15 Edit for correct spelling, mechanics, usage, and grammar by writing the sentence correctly on your paper. My heart sinked when I heard the judge anounce my opponents name as the winner.

Check your paper. Edit as needed.  My heart sinked sank when I heard the judge announce my opponent’s name as the winner.

WARM UP #16: Choose ONE. --Write a paragraph WARM UP #16: Choose ONE! --Write a paragraph. --Put the # of your prompt choice next to your paragraph. --Use at least Two of this week’s spelling/vocabulary words in your paragraph. 1. What would you do if you woke up one morning to find yourself invisible? 2. If and when I raise children, I will… and I’ll never… 3. If you could go back in time, where would you go and why? Take Out: Notebook for warm up Duffy’s Jacket handout A sheet of paper for the quiz Your non-fiction article (plants)

Warm up #17 Take out your spelling words. (GLR 1-2) Complete the context clues section at the bottom for both sets of words. Study when you’re finished!