1. DO Now Grab your Manilla folder, and turn to the inside cover.
Write Cultural Reflection Essay
Below that, answer the reflection questions in the Writing Process section on pg. 45 of Springboard.
DO Now

2. Time for Self-Assessment
Rubric Examination
As I read, highlight what you have in your essay right now.
If you could fix one thing in your essay before you turn it in, what would it be?

3. Write in Vocab Section
Parallel Structure:
--a balance within a sentences of similar phrases  that have the same grammatical structure. Parallelism improves writing style, and makes sentences easier to process.

4. What is wrong with these sentences? (write them down)
She likes cooking, jogging, and to read.
The dog ran across the yard, jumped over the fence, and down the alley he sprinted.
Mr. Killinger admires people with integrity and who have character.

5. Check your Essays: Are your sentences parallel?
Find where you list all of your interests.
Do you have a sentence that has more than one interest listed?
Is it parallel? If no, fix it.
If you have no sentence with a list, make one that is parallel.

6. Phrases Quiz Return Disappointing Showing…. But all is not lost.
To get back partial credit, explain why the answers in red are correct.
Research the types of phrases you missed, and answer the questions you skipped.

7. Example Explanation The car, a 1989 Toyota, was badly damaged.
Explained:
“A 1989 Toyota” is the appositive because it is renaming, or describing, the car. It is also an appositive because if I took it out, the sentence would still make sense.

8. Workshop Time
Fix your quiz by explaining your mistakes—Due at the end of the period.
Check your essay, and add in the types of phrases and parallelism you are missing.
Reflect on your essay by answering the questions on page 45 in the reflection section

9. EXIT SLIP
On a sticky note attached to your quiz & revisions, tell me what you will do differently on:
Your next essay
Your next quiz