1. Outlining and Word Generation

2. Bellwork
Every day you come to me, you will have bellwork to complete.
You will have 5-10 minutes to complete the assignment.
Turn to the first clean page in your notebooks.
Title it “Writing” with today’s date.
On the first line, write “Bellwork-” and the prompt. Then, with FIVE (5) complete sentences, answer the prompt.
Today’s prompt:
What would happen if you grew taller than trees? How would this change your life?
Once you have completed your paragraph, SILENTLY read a book.

3. Word Gen Outline
Start by reading the question you are about to answer- “Dating Violence: When should the police be called?”
Reflect on exactly what the prompt is asking and wants you to answer.
Read through Word Generation.
Make sure to annotate correctly so that you may reference the things you marked to use in your essay.
Write down the outline format.
Fill in your main idea, bing, bang, and bongo statements (complete sentences).
Fill in the remaining blanks (examples).

4. Peer Review
In your group, give the outline you just wrote to the person on your right.
Have them look over it for any mistakes.
Incorrect spelling
Incomplete sentences
Order doesn’t make sense/out of order
Not enough paragraphs/missing any part of the outline
Once you are done, pass it to the right again.
Repeat until everyone in the group has looked over it.
Discuss your outlines with your group.