1. T UESDAY 9.13.2011 Starter: Read the selection “How Does an Oyster Make a Pearl?” When you are finished: Review your notes and vocabulary for chapters 1 and 2 QUIZ TODAY!

2. T UESDAY 9.13.2011 During the quiz: Keep your eyes on your own paper Answer each question to the best of your ability Be sure to answer all parts of the question Follow all directions After the quiz: 1 st  Draw 10 empty word maps 2 nd  Read your AR book 3 rd  Take notes about what you are reading

3. T UESDAY 9.13.2011 Pre-reading vocabulary worksheet: Chapter 3 Draw 10 empty word map boxes!! Using words 11 – 20 on the handout  Box #1: Guess the meaning (Use sentences on handout/Context Clues) Box #2: Dictionary definition (ONLY after all 10 guesses are made) Box #3: Give an example (A person, place, thing or action that exemplifies that word) Box #4: Write the sentence (Make up a sentence using it correctly) When you are finished  practice spelling the words a few times each

4. U SE YOUR CONTEXT CLUES ! And when it was made plain who Kino was, the doctor grew stern and judicious at the same time. The essence of the pearl mixed with essence of men and a curious dark residue was precipitated. And the music of the pearl had merged with the music of the family so that one beautified the other. All of these things Kino saw in the lucent pearl and he said, "We will have new clothes.“ But Kino's face shone with prophecy. If these things came to pass, they would recount how Kino looked and what he said and how his eyes shone, and they would say, "He was a man transfigured. His people brought him a little supper of chocolate and sweet cakes and fruit, and he stared at the food discontentedly. He was not good at dissembling and he was very well understood.

5. T UESDAY 9.13.2011 Homework: Read your library book 20 – 30 Minutes Take notes to use on your AR test!!! Complete word maps  DUE THURSDAY!!