1. D1B2 and D1B4 Collect any late homework (Pick 3 from discussion questions) MUG LOTF quiz on chapters 2 and 3 (review first in pairs) Character charts: Jack, Simon, Littluns So far, list all traits, add 5 quotes for each Homework: Read chapters 4 and 5

2. Bellwork - MUG #12 Adjective Form, Plurals, Abbreviation Most turkies are raised in California than in any other state in the U.S.

3. Bellwork - MUG #12 Adjective Form, Plurals, Abbreviation Most More turkies turkeys are raised in California than in any other state in the U.S. United States.

4. Bellwork - MUG #12 Adjective Form, Plurals, Abbreviation More turkeys are raised in California than in any other state in the United States.

5. D2B1 and D2B2 Collect any late homework Vocab 16-20 Read/review chapters 4 and 5 Quiz chapters 4 and 5 Character charts: Simon and Littluns Homework – reading chapter 6

6. D1B2 and D1B4 Collect any late homework Vocab 16-20 Read/review chapters 4 and 5 Quiz chapters 4 and 5 Character charts: Simon and Littluns Homework – reading chapter 6

7. Sadlier-Oxford Level E Unit 2Sadlier-Oxford Level E Unit 2 (16-20)  nostalgia – (n.) a longing for something past; homesickness  Looking at old scrapbooks and reading old letters can bring on a vague sense of nostalgia for days gone by and friends no longer near.

8. Sadlier-Oxford Level E Unit 2 (16-20)  quintessence – (n.) the purest essence or form of something; the most typical example  Risking one’s own life to save the lives of others is considered the quintessence of selfless valor.

9. Sadlier-Oxford Level E Unit 2 (16-20)  retrogress – (v.) to move backward; to return to an earlier condition  In the novel, the survivors of a nuclear explosion retrogress into a state of barbarism and anarchy.

10. Retro-  Prefix  Latin origin  “backward”  1. Action that is directed backward or is reciprocal  2. Located behind

11. Sadlier-Oxford Level E Unit 2 (16-20)  scrutinize – (v.) to examine closely  Lawyers are paid to scrutinize legal papers and explain the fine print to their clients.

12. Sadlier-Oxford Level E Unit 2 (16-20)  tepid – (adj.) lukewarm; unenthusiastic, marked by an absence of interest  A cup of tepid tea will not warm you up on a chilly morning.

15. D2B1 and D2B2 MUG Review chapter 6 Quiz chapter 6 Character charts: Vocab review sheet Homework – reading chapter

16. D1B2 and D1B4 MUG Review chapter 6 Quiz chapter 6 Character charts: Vocab review sheet Homework – reading chapter

17. Bellwork - MUG #12 Misplaced Modifier, Quotation Marks, Apostrophe, Comma (Nonrestrictive Phrase or Clause) These horses are usually sold to circus bareback riders with their strong backs and stout, muscular legs, the stables owner commented.

18. Bellwork - MUG #12 Misplaced Modifier, Quotation Marks, Apostrophe, Comma (Nonrestrictive Phrase or Clause) “These horses, with their strong backs and stout, muscular legs, are usually sold to circus bareback riders with their strong backs and stout, muscular legs,” the stable’s owner commented.

19. Bellwork - MUG #12 Misplaced Modifier, Quotation Marks, Apostrophe, Comma (Nonrestrictive Phrase or Clause) “These horses, with their strong backs and stout, muscular legs, are usually sold to circus bareback riders,” the stable’s owner commented.

21. Lord of the Flies Character charts Traits on one side, quotes on the other (5 for each character) You will be illustrating this booklet: Cover (front and back) Illustration for each character (these can be drawn by hand or created on the computer)

22. Characters Ralph Piggy Jack Simon Littluns Roger Sam and Eric

23. Homework Study for your vocabulary unit 2 quiz Nov 24/25 (you have completed 1-15) Work on your character trait charts

24. Themes Evil Order Savagery Power/leadership Nature/island

25. Venn Diagrams Compare and contrast (show similarities and differences): Piggy and Ralph Jack and Ralph

27. TERMS TO KNOW Key Vocabulary: Allusion Personification Theme (universal) Foil (tragic hero) Archetype Dramatic structure