1. Good morning! Welcome back.

2. Word of the Day! Jovial How do you pronounce? Jov ial What is the definition? Happy, joyful What is the part of speech? adjective (describes) What is an example? Mrs. Shook was in a jovial mood when 95% of her talented students turned in their published King Tut informative essays. When finished, please turn to the last page we read in the Giver; CH. 13. Grab your LA spiral! Reading log due tomorrow Tone quiz Wednesday

3. Word of the Day! Lyrical How do you pronounce? Lyr I cal What is the definition? Full of emotion, expresses inner feelings What is the part of speech? adjective (describes) What is an example? Katy Perry’s song ROAR can be described as having a lyrical tone; she expresses her inner strength. When finished, please take out your completed reading log and get ready to read. Grab your LA spiral! Tone quiz Wednesday

4. Word of the Day! Matter of fact How do you pronounce? Mat ter of fact What is the definition? Straight to the point, no emotions What is the part of speech? adjective (describes) What is an example? The student answered Mr. Raff’s question in a very matter of fact tone; he quickly gave the answer and moved on. When finished, please get your desk quiz ready. All you need is The Giver & a pencil. Grab your LA spiral!

5. Word of the Day! Mocking How do you pronounce? Mock ing What is the definition? Making fun of, teasing What is the part of speech? adjective (describes) What is an example? Little elephants participate in the mocking of others; making others feel down. When finished, please turn to a clean sheet of paper in your spiral. Grab your LA spiral!

6. Word of the Day! Morose How do you pronounce? Mor ose What is the definition? Gloomy, sad, ill tempered What is the part of speech? adjective (describes) What is an example? Mrs. Shook was morose when many of her students lost their materials needed for class. When finished, please take out your community rules.