Do Now 10/21/14 In spiral notebooks: What does uni- mean? List 5 words with prefix uni- Smart is to intelligent as sly is to _________ a)sneaky b)dumb.

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Do Now 10/21/14 In spiral notebooks: What does uni- mean? List 5 words with prefix uni- Smart is to intelligent as sly is to _________ a)sneaky b)dumb c)genius What kind of analogy is the above word relationship?

Learning Targets/ Objectives 1.I can plan and think about how to write a model paragraph that provides an objective summary of “Refugees: Who, Where, Why.” 2.I can plan an objective summary on my own from an informational text.

Agenda 10/20/14 1.Do Now 2.Learning Targets/ Objectives 3.Write objective summary as a class 4.Independent read “Children of War” 5.Test Study guide change HW: Fill in graphic organizer for “Children of War” & STUDY – TEST FRIDAY!

Test Study Guide – Change in red Vocabulary, old and new, simple analogies Affixes & Roots – focus on new ones from back of “Panic Rises in Saigon” Packet (binder p. 22) Cold read: article – Summary statement (overall gist in one sentence) – Strongest evidence – Defend analysis of evidence – Cite evidence in short answer questions – Context clues & provide reasoning – Central idea – the overall understanding or point of a text/ Overall Gist – Objective Summary based on cold read (Skills based, not Ha based assessment)