1. Take out the following items: 1. iPad 2. journal paper 3. Agenda 4. Pencil 5. Golden Goblet HOMEWORK: English: 1. Missing assignment sheet signed by Friday. History: 1.Illustrated Dictionary by Friday! HOMEWORK: English: 1. Missing assignment sheet signed by Friday. History: 1.Illustrated Dictionary by Friday!

2. Journal: Write 3 sentences with front baskets: ________, Ranofer __________ ________, Gebu ____________.. ________, the Ancient_______. For example: Working in the goldsmith shop, Ranofer makes five deben a month. Write 3 sentences with front baskets: ________, Ranofer __________ ________, Gebu ____________.. ________, the Ancient_______. For example: Working in the goldsmith shop, Ranofer makes five deben a month.

3. Vocabulary Mix-Up! Humiliate -- __S__ humiliate ___Noun___ when Humiliating – It was humiliating when _______ Humiliated – I was humiliated when ________ Shame – Ranofer felt shame when __________ Ashamed – I am ashamed when ____________ Shamefully – They shamefully _Verb____ Shameful – It was shameful when ________

4. Page 31 “Abruptly he turned…” C – Level 0 when reading along, Level 3 if reading out loud. H – Ask partner at Level 1 if your lose your place in the book. A – Chapter 2 M – None for now! P – Sitting like a student and following along. S – I can comprehend the events of Chapter 2 in the Golden Goblet.

5. Set up Vocab Keynote Open EdModo Click English/Folders/English Worksheets Click Vocab Template Marzano Take a Screen Shot Open Keynote Insert Photo/ Edit Mask Copy Slide and Paste 8 times Title: Golden Goblet Chapter 2 Vocabulary Open EdModo Click English/Folders/English Worksheets Click Vocab Template Marzano Take a Screen Shot Open Keynote Insert Photo/ Edit Mask Copy Slide and Paste 8 times Title: Golden Goblet Chapter 2 Vocabulary

6. Golden Goblet Chapter Vocabulary Keynote Possessions: the objects someone owns Eager: really wanting to do something Reluctant: really NOT wanting to do something Doubt: to be unsure of something Resolved: to have made a decision, to have come to a conclusion Miserable: Very unhappily Fatigue: Deep tiredness; exhaustion Resent: Feeling anger towards someone for what they have done