1. ‘It’s a Tricky Tuesday!” English III 2.7.12 Mr. Houghteling

2. AGENDA ACT English Bellringer The Anglo-Saxon Period Pre- reading

3. ACT English Practice 1. Imagine you are turning the radio dial, surf the airwaves to pass the time, you pause for a moment when you hear that familiar phrase: “You ain’t nothin’ but a hound dog, cryin’ all the time.” A. NO CHANGE B. radio dial, surfing the airwaves to pass the time, you pause C. radio dial, and you surf the airwaves to pass the time; pausing D. radio dial, surfing the airwaves to pass the time, and you pause

4. ACT English Practice 2. When most people think of “Hound Dog,” they were thinking of Elvis Presley; however the person they should think about is singer Willie Mae “Big Mama” Thornton. F. NO CHANGE G. they think of Elvis Presley; however, the H. they be thinking of Elvis Presley, however, the J. you think of Elvis Presley; however, the

5. The Anglo-Saxon Period— Keyword Exercise I Read for one minute. Close book. Write down anything you remember. Activate any prior knowledge you have of keywords. Read SAME SECTION (go no further) in one minute. Close book. Write down any more information you gather.

6. The Anglo-Saxon Period— Keyword Exercise II Read same section of text. (GO NO FURTHER) Complete the “Refined / Textual Knowledge” column of your chart.

7. HOMEWORK Begin working on the items listed on your handout. They’ve been scattered throughout the week, but it pays to begin now. Hero vs. King due Tuesday  Fairy Tale revision due Wednesday Family Tree due Thursday Collage due Tuesday, February 14.