PERIOD 2 WORLD LIT WEEK 13. DO NOW: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 TH 2014 SSRSSR.

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PERIOD 2 WORLD LIT WEEK 13

DO NOW: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 TH 2014 SSRSSR

SST 601: PUNCTUATING SENTENCE TYPES What are the three types of sentences we reviewed last week? (Simple, Compound, Complex)

PUNCTUATING SIMPLE SENTENCES Independent Clause Capital letter, ends with a period. (Intro, non-essential)

PUNCTUATING COMPOUND SENTENCES Two independent clauses Comma, FANBOYS Semicolon Avoid the run-on!

PUNCTUATING COMPLEX SENTENCES Dependent Clause, Independent Clause Independent Clause Dependent Clause

KITE RUNNER GRAPHIC NOVEL PG Read this section with your partner Complete the guiding questions as you read!

KITE RUNNER PG CLASS READ

REACTIONS?

HOMEWORK: Punctuating sentences worksheet We will do stations tomorrow!

DO NOW: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 TH, 2014 Get ready for stations!

STATIONS EnglishNovelSSR SWBAT punctuate simple, compound and complex sentences in various ways. SWBAT discuss The Kite Runner Graphic Novel Book Review portfolio SWBAT sustain independent reading for 20 minutes!

HOMEWORK: Read for 30 minutes tonight!

Which is correct? Chicago is the best city in the world I love living in this city. Chicago is the best city in the world; I love living in this city. SSRSSR DO NOW: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19 TH, 2014

THE KITE RUNNER BOOK REVIEW Ms. Mann – 15 minutes

TOPIC STATEMENTS What major themes where presented in The Kite Runner? What message is the author trying to get across?  Choose one major theme to focus on from The Kite Runner

TOPIC STATEMENTS: CONTINUED Start your topic statement with the title of the book and the author name:  The graphic novel The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini… Choose a descriptive verb like:  Shows, demonstrates, allows, exhibits, uses, illustrates, is, grabs, etc. Explain the theme you have chosen to focus on.

FINDING YOUR PROOF… Make sure your proof clearly supports your theme/topic!!!

HOMEWORK: Continue working on your Book Review DUE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 th to turnitin.com

In your Do Now section: Write an example of: A simple sentence. A compound sentence that uses a semicolon. A complex sentence in which the independent clause comes first! SSRSSR DO NOW: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 TH, 2014

THE KITE RUNNER BOOK REVIEW Ms. Mann – 15 minutes

BREAKING IT DOWN: OUTLINE I. Theme/Topic A. Topic Sentence B. Explanation II. Key events to support theme/topic A. Proof 1 1. Specific Example 2. Explanation B. Proof 2 1. Specific Example 2. Explanation C. Proof 3 1. Specific Example 2. Explanation III. Reaction/Insight A. Did you like it? B. Explanation IV. Personal Connection/Recommendation A. Would you recommend this book? B. To who? C. Why?

HOMEWORK: Continue working on your Book Review DUE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 th to turnitin.com

DO NOW: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 ST, 2014 The Kite Runner Graphic Novel Book Review work time.

HOMEWORK: Punctuating Sentence Types Take-Home Quiz Continue working on your Book Review DUE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25 th to turnitin.com