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1 Unpacking EA #2

2 Turn to pg. 43 Making Connections Developing Vocabulary: QHT Chart with the academic and literary vocab words. QHT

3 Embedded Assessment #2 Creating an Illustrated Myth. Make a web including what you will need to know and add to make your myth complete.

4 Turn to pg. 84- Partner Work Using the Exemplary column on the rubric: Create a web of skill/knowledge for EA #2. Creating an Illustrated Myth Ideas Structure Use of Language

5 Pg. 45 #5 Review the Elements of a Short Story: >Match the element with it’s definition. #6: After reading as a class, complete the Plot Diagram on pg. 46 by adding the Plot Structure elements.

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