1. Do Now Get with partner from yesterday and complete the Jabberwocky poem. If you need extra help, grab one of the worksheets from the stand (1 per partner group) and use it to help you define the words. You will have 10 minutes to work then we will review. You need to be working, not chatting, and get as much completed as possible.

2. By Roald Dahl

3. James and the Giant Peach? James and the Giant Peach? Matilda? Matilda? Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Charlie and the Chocolate Factory? Fantastic Mr. Fox? Fantastic Mr. Fox? If so, you have read books by this man, Roald Dahl. If so, you have read books by this man, Roald Dahl.

4. to Biblical times in which lambs were often used as sacrifices. to Biblical times in which lambs were often used as sacrifices.

5. “Ironic” by Alanis Morrisette “Ironic” by Alanis Morrisette Is it really ironic? Is it really ironic? Turn to pg. 362 Can you think of a story we have read that had an ambiguous ending?

6. Anxiety: state of being worried or uneasy Anxiety: state of being worried or uneasy Placid: calm; tranquil Placid: calm; tranquil Luxuriate: (used with in) take great pleasure Luxuriate: (used with in) take great pleasure Administered: given; applied Administered: given; applied Premises: house or building and its surrounding property Premises: house or building and its surrounding property Consoling: comforting Consoling: comforting Hospitality: friendly, caring treatment of guests Hospitality: friendly, caring treatment of guests

7. In pairs:  Use facial expressions and body language to show signs of anxiety. Then, show the expression of a placid person.  Draw a picture of vacation surroundings in which you might luxuriate.  Tell how a nurse may have administered a flu vaccine.  What consoling words might you offer to a friend who had just lost a competition?  Explain how you would extend hospitality to a guest.  Draw a map of your school’s premises.