1. Main Idea – Part II

2. Topic: Main Idea: You get along great. You’ve always enjoyed hanging out, watching your favorite T.V. shows together, shopping, and having someone there to give you advice about relationships 24/7. What you didn’t expect was that while you love to get advice, you don’t always want it. It’s one thing if you ask for it; but, when she gives it to you freely, all the time, it starts to sound like she’s criticizing your every decision. And, while I love cooking dinner together, I hate that she leaves her dishes in the sink and doesn’t even offer to help wash them… even though I cooked the dinner for the night. She thinks since I cooked it, I should clean it. I cooked it for us! You’re getting your first apartment with your best friend. You know her habits; she knows yours.. One time I invited one of my other friends over who I hadn’t spent time with in a long while. I didn’t invite her along because my friend and I hadn’t spent any quality time together lately. My best friend was irate. She felt hurt and left out. Living with your best friend And, while I love spending time with her, sometimes I just want to be alone, rest, and read a good book. But when she asks me to go out and shop or jog or do something, when I’m relaxing, she’s gets offended and thinks I’m being mean and avoiding her. While living with your best friend sounds like a good idea, it could ruin your friendship.

4. Topic : Main Idea : Earthquakes have often shaken the city of San Francisco. Many people remember it best because it halted the San Francisco- Oakland World Series for 12 days while damages were repaired. Earthquakes Earthquakes have often shaken the city of San Francisco. In 1906, when it was a new and booming town, it was nearly destroyed by an earthquake that measured 8.6 on the Richter scale. Over 400 people were killed and 28,000 buildings reduced to rubble. A less severe earthquake struck the city in 1989. It did far less damage and claimed only 67 lives.

6. Power Thinking

7. Power Thinking- Why ? Topic: Main Idea:. supporting detail It’s another tool you can use to help differentiate between main ideas and details.

8. Power 1: Main Idea Power 2: Detail or support for a Power 1 Power 3: Detail or support for a Power 2 (and so forth) Main idea and details are assigned numbers. Main ideas are Power 1 ideas, while details are Power 2s,3s,or4s. Power Thinking-What is it ? What does it look like ?

9. Lions, Lions Bears! Tigers, and Power Thinking can be used as an organizational tool for reading, writing, and studying! Oh My! Reading, writing, studying,

10. Here’s how it works.-- I Do Power 1: Animals Power 2:Support for Power 1 Power 2: Support for Power 1 Power 3:Support for Power 2 Power 3:Support for Power 2 Power 3: Ideas or words having the same Power numbers must have a similar relationship to the Power above.

11. Here’s how it works.—We Do Power 1: Sports Power 2:Support for Power 1 Power 2: Support for Power 1 Power 3:Support for Power 2 Power 3:Support for Power 2 Power 3: Ideas or words having the same Power numbers must have a similar relationship to the Power above.

12. Power thinking is similar to mapping.

14. Power Ranger Power Race Stand up if you sit at an odd numbered seat. (1,3,5,or 7) Line up on my right if you are a 1 or 3. Line up to my left if you are a 5 or 7. Stand up if you sit at an even numbered seat. Line up to my right if you are a 6. Line up to my left if you are a 2 or 4. The every other student will be selected to make the 3 rd team.

15. Power Ranger Power Thinking Race Once you are given a topic, your team must race to finish completing the power outline in order from top to bottom.

16. Power Ranger Power Race 111 2 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 3 2 2 2 3 3 3

17. Body Pyramid Circulate around the room sharing your card to move yourselves into a category groups. Create a body pyramid by placing yourselves into power structures with the Power 1 standing, Power 2s kneeling, and the Power 3s sitting.

18. Body Pyramid 1s 3s 2s

19. Body Pyramid Power 1 Power 2s Power 3s

20. Create a Power Structure using the structure below for one of the following topics or a topic of your own choosing. Power 1 Power 2 Power 3 Power 4 Power 2 Power 3 Music, Movies, Arts Area stuff, Sport, etc.

22. Colors1. 3. 2. 3. blue secondary red orange purple 3. yellow green 3. primary 2. tertiary 3. red + yellow 4. yellow + blue blue + red blue violet blue green yellow green yellow orange red orange 3. red violet

23. Carnations come in a variety of lovely shades of pink, red, orange, and yellow. Their ruffled petals give them a pert and pretty shape. Their fresh, clean scent lasts a long time and gives a pleasant aroma to an entire room. Carnations are strong and hardy and will last a long time in water after they are picked. They do not droop, but stand straight and tall on their dark green stems. All these qualities make carnations perfect flowers for vases. Use the paragraph on Carnations from your pretest to create a Power Thinking outline.

24. Carnations come in a variety of lovely shades of pink, red, orange, and yellow. Their ruffled petals give them a pert and pretty shape. Their fresh, clean scent lasts a long time and gives a pleasant aroma to an entire room. Carnations are strong and hardy and will last a long time in water after they are picked. They do not droop, but stand straight and tall on their dark green stems. All these qualities make carnations perfect flowers for vases. Use the paragraph on Carnations from your pretest to create a Power Thinking outline.

25. 1.Carnations are perfect for vases 2 Come in a variety of lovely shades 3. red 3 pink 3 orange 3 yellow 2 shape 3 ruffled petals 4 pert and pretty 3 dark green stems 4 do not droop 4 stand straight and tall 2 scent 3 fresh and clean 3 lasts a long time 3 fills an entire room 2 strong and hardy 3 lasts a long time in water after picked

26. Carnation qualities make them perfect for vases.1. 3. 2. 3. red ruffled petals pink give pert and pretty shape fresh and clean 3. orange lasts a long time 3. come in a variety of lovely shades yellow 3. 2. scent 3. fills an entire room don’t droop strong and hardy 2. last a long time in water after they are picked stand straight and tall on dark green stems 3.

27. Use the paragraph on Earthquakes to create a Power Thinking outline on the back of your exit slip. Earthquakes have often shaken the city of San Francisco. In 1906, when it was a new and booming town, it was nearly destroyed by an earthquake that measured 8.6 on the Richter scale. Over 400 people were killed and 28,000 buildings reduced to rubble. A less severe earthquake struck the city in 1989. It did far less damage and claimed only 67 lives. Many people remember it best because it halted the San Francisco- Oakland World Series for 12 days while damages were repaired.

28. San Francisco Earthquakes1. 3. 2. 3. 1906 Earthquake 28,000 buildings reduced to rubble 1989 Earthquake measured 8.6 on the Richter Scale less damage than 1906 halted the San Francisco Oakland World Series for 12 days 3. over 400 people killed claimed only 67 lives 4. most remembered

29. Exit Ticket

30. There are a lot of fast animals in the animal kingdom. Swiftness is a good way to catch something to eat- but it is even more important as a way to keep from being eaten. The fastest insect is the dragonfly, which can fly 36 miles an hour. The fastest marine mammal is actually the largest, the blue whale. It clocks in at 30 miles an hour. But the fastest fish goes over twice as fast. The sailfish can swim an astonishing 68 miles an hour. That’s just 2 miles an hour slower than the fastest land mammal, the cheetah. Cheetahs can run 70 miles an hour-but only for short distances. The fastest animal of all is a bird. The peregrine falcon has been known to fly an incredible 200 miles an hour!