1. ELAB
Monday, November 27, 2017

2. Bellwork: Monday, November 27, 2017
Use the following mentor sentence from J.K. Rowling’s book Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone for your bellwork questions:
 “I am not paying for some crackpot old fool to teach him magic tricks!” (Rowling 59).
Which word is an adverb in the sentence above? __________________ 
What type of pronoun is “I” in the sentence?
Write the infinitive in the sentence above. _____________________________
 How many prepositional phrases are in the sentence above? _____________________
 What is the sentence type? ______________________________________
BONUS: Change and rewrite the sentence above as different sentence type, and tell what the new sentence type is.

3. WHAM: Watch and Help “How to Read, Summarize, and Analyze an Informational Text”

4. WHAM: Watch and Help “How to Read, Summarize, and Analyze an Informational Text”

5. WHAM: Watch and Help “How to Read, Summarize, and Analyze an Informational Text”

6. WHAM: Apply “How to Read, Summarize, and Analyze an Informational Text”
Independently read and annotate the informational text, “Scrap Metal.”
In your small groups, complete the Text Summary and Analysis Chart entry for this text.
Each group will share their work with the whole class.
When we discuss this as a whole class, listen for similarities and differences, consider why those similarities and differences exist, and be prepared to explain them in a whole class discussion.

7. WHAM: Master “How to Read, Summarize, and Analyze an Informational Text”
Independently read and annotate the informational text, “Threats at Home.”
Complete the Text Summary and Analysis Chart entry for this text.
This is due at the end of class today. We will discuss this summary and analysis tomorrow.
When you have completed your work, complete a exit ticket on your own paper:
3 things you learned today 
2 things you liked about the technique 
1 question you still have