Wednesday January 7, 2015 Write in your agenda: Daily Academic Vocabulary Persuasive Reading Homework: Read for AR.

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Wednesday January 7, 2015 Write in your agenda: Daily Academic Vocabulary Persuasive Reading Homework: Read for AR

∗ In the Table of Contents add these pages: ∗ Persuadepage 61 ∗ SOAP Strategypage 62 ∗ SOAPpage 63 ∗ SOAPpage 64

∗ We will be practicing the SOAP Strategy as we read Lariat Ledger. ∗ Lariat Ledger is two passages by different author’s with similar purposes. ∗ You will be comparing the purposes and viewpoints of the text. ∗ We will complete the SOAP strategy as a class. Lariat Ledger