Monday November 26, 2012

Good Morning!ThursdayFebruary 6, 2014Take out your:- Notebooks- TKM Books- Vocab Week 10 HW- Chapter 2 Reading QuestionsClass Objectives:Review vocab week 10 homework

Recall key information for chapter three of To Kill a Mockingbird

Annotate key facts and information in chapter four of To Kill a Mockingbird

SWBATLanguage Objectives:SWBATReview examples for vocabulary week 10 homework

Reflect on Chapter 3

Annotate and analyze chapter four of To Kill a Mockingbird

AgendaFebruary 6, 2014Review Vocab Week 10 Homework

Turn in chapter two reading questions

Fill out character information in notebooks

Read, annotate and analyze chapter four of To Kill a Mockingbird

AnnouncementsVocab test Tomorrow!You must be able to provide five examples of words that use our prefixes:CON-IN-/IM-

Practice MCAS next Wednesday!

Vocab Week 10Title page 83:Vocab Week 10 Words

Title page 84:Vocab Week 10 HW

*Update your table of contents!Vocabulary WordsWeek 10The abominable snowman is abominable because he does abominable things. AbominablePart of Speech:ADJ

Definition:Detestable, Loathsome; Thoroughly unpleasant or disagreeable Words, Actions, Thoughts

The AMIABLE gesture was sweet.AmiablePart of Speech:ADJ

Definition:Pleasant; Good naturedGestures, Words, Actions, Relationships

The girl became MELANCHOLY when she realized she was alone. MelancholyPart of Speech:ADJ

Definition:Gloomy; Characterized by sadness or depression Mood, Tone, Feeling,

The CONTENTIOUS bears were always fighting.ContentiousPart of Speech:ADJ

Definition:Having a tendency to fightPeople, Words, Actions

TRANQUILITY is difficult to come by in the city. TranquilityPart of Speech:NOUN

Definition:State of calm; PeacefulnessPeace, Quiet, Calm

The dirty cop was responsible for the majority of the citys INIQUITIES.IniquityPart of Speech:NOUN

Definition:Immoral act; An act of Injustice Things that are unfair or immoral

The messages CONTRADICT one another and are very confusing. ContradictPart of Speech:Verb

Definition:To make an opposite statementMessages, Words, Ideas, Meanings

Vocab Week 10 HomeworkChapter two reading questionsCharactersOpen your notebooks to our character notesScout starts on page 81.

Directions: 1. Review what we already have written.2. Individually add any additional information you have about all four main characters. 3. Share out in groups. Write down anything new!

Chapter 3ReviewOpen your books to page 36 Chapter 4