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1 January 13th, 2017 Brown – ELA

2 Learning Objective ELAGSE8L4: Determine or clarify the meaning of unknown and multiple-meaning words or phrases based on grade 8 reading and content, choosing flexibly from a range of strategies. Learning Target- Be able to explain the meaning of unknown words. Warm-up- Copy the two sentences and identify the sentence parts.

3 Opening- Grammar Review
Whenever Raven gets a blemish on her nose, she always wears a Band-Aid to hide it, but it does not fool anyone. Adrian, running away from the neighbor’s dog, jumped the picnic table, dodged the sandbox, and flipped over the fence.

4 Poetry Vocabulary Your name and class period
Stanza Alliteration Rhyme Assonance Poetic Meter Hyperbole Lyrical Poetry Idiom Free Verse Poetry Personification

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