1. September 6 ► Simple and Compound Sentences - notes & practice (GW pg. 55-56)  Connotation/ Denotation - Create an example of a word’s connotative meaning - Create an example of a word’s connotative meaning Introduce Vocabulary (power point) All American Slurp pg. 443 Lit. book All American Slurp pg. 443 Lit. book ► Write letter to our custodian for “custodian’s day”; read AR or class novel. ► Warm Up: Write letter to our custodian for “custodian’s day”; read AR or class novel. ► Homework: Vocabulary Quiz on Friday - Study

2. September 7  Sentence Fragments - notes & power point WS. Pg. 57-58  Read All American Slurp  Read All American Slurp pg. 444-453 - reading check WS Homework: Vocabulary Quiz – Friday-STUDY ead class novel Warm-up: Read class novel.

3. September 8 ► Read All American Slurp pg. 444-453 - vocabulary practice - vocabulary practice Read Class Novel -summarizing chapters. Homework: Homework: Vocabulary Quiz Friday-STUDY Read class novel or AR Warm-up: Read class novel or AR

4. September 9 ► Vocabulary Quiz - Read Class Novel after quiz - Read Class Novel after quiz  Run-on Sentences - notes and power point (GW pgs. 59-60) - notes and power point (GW pgs. 59-60)  Introduce Vocabulary (power point) - “from Woodsong” pg. 115 Lit. book - “from Woodsong” pg. 115 Lit. book  Narrative Nonfiction - define “memoir” (see next ppt. slide) Study Vocabulary Warm-up: Study Vocabulary

5. Narrative Nonfiction memoir n. Written work that deals with one certain moment that is stretched out to show emphasis. Memoirs may be less encompassing than a formal autobiography as they are usually about part of a life rather than the chronological telling of a life from childhood through adulthood. memoir n. Written work that deals with one certain moment that is stretched out to show emphasis. Memoirs may be less encompassing than a formal autobiography as they are usually about part of a life rather than the chronological telling of a life from childhood through adulthood.