1. Order of Operations Go through slide show (takes all period!)
Expose to Ethos / Pathos / Logos
Check for Understanding (Rhetorical Appeals Wiley E)
Group project (Can I borrow a hundred bucks?)
Groups 3 (Persuader / Listener / Observer
Handouts (1 document 2 per page)
Acme Rhetorical Appeals (WB Cartoon)
Do with graphic organizer
Give Advice Project
Generate a presentation????
Using any presentation service (keynote…)
3 Little Pigs (Wolf’s perspective read by Tim Allan)
1 Modeled Paragraph per

2. Daily Agenda 23 September 2015
Essay & Blog Reminder
Next mini-essay is due in two weeks
Blog due Friday
Mini Lesson: How do I Get What I Want?
The three appeals of persuasion
Cloze Notes
“Give me a $100 bucks Bruh”
Groups of 3 (not two… not four)
Use the three appeals
Block day cold start
H.W.
Blog #2 “Football Concussions” Due Friday

3. HOW DO I GET WHAT I WANT?
Handouts on black lectern
(up through $100 bucks bruh)
Objective: SWBAT define the three appeals of persuasion: ETHOS, PATHOS, and LOGOS.

5. This handout needs to be attached to your notes!!!
Fill in the blanks

6. Kickstarter.com is a website where young people create a short clip requesting help (usually $) to launch their business.
The image is a video link to product based on the popular Instagram.
Clip is broken….
YouTube Link

7. Ethos
The word "ethos" came from the Greek word = character
etymology
For example, when a trusted doctor gives you advice, you may not understand all of the medical reasoning behind the advice, but you believe it.

8. The Real Michael Oher (movie Blind Side)
For example, a professional football player teaching a girl to throw a football in a spiral.

9. The indomitable Lebron James
Nike uses Lebron James’ credibility and likability as a great b-ball player to sell basketball shoes.

10. Ethos What is Ethos? Ethos is Ethos could be
The word "ethos" means showing moral character
What is Ethos?
Ethos is
Ethos could be
I’m not sure, but Ethos might mean
Students work with partner (Think Pair Share) to complete their own definition using a sentence starter.

11. Warm Up: Comma + FANBOYS
Directions: Combine the following sentences using Comma + FANBOYS. EXAMPLE: The salesman mentioned he had years of experience. This established his credibility. The car gets terrific mpg’s. The 32mpg’s was a logical reason to buy it. The AoW has a sad case about a woman. That is not a logical argument to manipulate DNA. Many students want good grades. They do their homework. Sports are awesome. They give students a place to go, to belong and to compete.

12. Ethos
Ethos (Greek for 'character') refers to the trustworthiness / credibility of the writer. It is affected by the writer's reputation Ethos occurs when we tend to believe the people we respect (ex:_______________ ).The impact of ethos is often called the argument's 'ethical appeal' .

13. The word “pathos" came from the Greek word = suffering/experience
For example, when a commercial bombards an audience with images of sad animals which
makes the viewer feel terrible.
Click play button;
Warn image next slide graphic
Warning

14. The word “pathos" came from the Greek word = suffering experience
This appeals to the audiences emotions by scaring them or causing them to feel terrible. The audience should fear this happening to another human-being or worse to them.

15. The word “pathos" came from the Greek word = suffering experience
What is Pathos?
Pathos is
Pathos could be
I’m not sure, but Pathos might mean
Students work with partner (Think Pair Share) to complete their own definition using a sentence starter.

16. Pathos
[P]athos (Greek for 'suffering' / 'experience') is often associated with emotional and passionate appeal. In short, Pathos is an emotional appeal to the audience's feelings. Appealing to the audience’s feelings is accomplished when the audience feels hope and or fear.

18. The word “logos" is Greek and refers to logic
This appeals to the audiences logic by showing all the features that a yahoo account offers which is more than its competitors

19. The word “logos" is Greek and refers to logic
This advertisement appeals to the audience’s common
sense by using clear
numbers.
Picture is link … Video has very low audio, so it puts emphasis on #s

20. The word “logos" is Greek and refers to logic
What is Logos?
Logos is
Logos could be
I’m not sure, but Logos might mean
Students work with partner (Think Pair Share) to complete their own definition using a sentence starter.

21. Logos
Logos (Greek and refers to logic) –refers to a straightforward point, the logic of its reasons, and refers to the internal consistency of the message. The impact of logos on an audience is sometimes called the argument's logical appeal.

22. Closure:
Today we covered the three appeals of persuasion which are… The one I understand the least is… I understand ____________ the best; it means…
Be ready to share
Objective: SWBAT define the three appeals of persuasion: ETHOS, PATHOS, and LOGOS.

23. Give me a hundred bucks bro.
Groups of 3
Use handout
Talk to PERSUADER first (listener and observer should review their handout
Talk to LISTENER / OBSERVER 2nd
This will give the persuaders time to brainstorm
Keep track of time
5” to persuade
Check for yes and no from ea group
6” to reflect

24. Hey Bruh, may I borrow a hundo?
HOW DO I GET WHAT I WANT?
Hey Bruh, may I borrow a hundo?
Objectives:
SWBAT identify ETHOS, PATHOS, and LOGOS in a persuasive argument. OR
SWBAT create a persuasive argument that addresses the three appeals: ETHOS, PATHOS, and LOGOS.
Who hasn’t asked to borrow some money from a friend? … What if you needed a little bit more money for a business idea, health care, or transportation to get somewhere.

25. Give me a hundred bucks bro.
Persuader Handout
Give me a hundred bucks bro.
Handout should be different color than observer and listener

26. Give me a hundred bucks bro.
Observer Handout
Give me a hundred bucks bro.
Handouts should all be green

27. Give me a hundred bucks bro.
Listener Handout
Give me a hundred bucks bro.
Handouts should all be green

33. Complete the active reading With the partner at your table

35. ethos
pathos
The audience is persuaded because it likes, trusts or respects the writer or speaker.
The audience is moved to act because the argument causes the audience to feel either hope and happy or fear and sadness.
logos
The audience is convinced by the use of numbers, repetition (consistency), charts, or graphs.
the bottom hyperlinks back to coyote slide
the bottom hyperlinks back to explosion slide
Just use back button for last page

36. One of your classmates wrote:
passionate to see a baby turtle but, the fear of the baby turtle’s nest exploding or drowing the baby turtle is how the audience feels
“The water draws closer and closer, the turtle unsuspecting of the danger.”
Review with students on Tuesday
Top needs a little more
The audience feels terribly sad due to the unwanted destruction of baby sea turtles making this a strong emotional appeal.

37. Warm Up Comma FANBOYS #7
Directions: Combine the following sentences on a ½ sheet of paper using Comma + FANBOYS pattern. (No colorful highlight=no points). Find all the verbs and change them to present tense. Please Circle 

38. Ethos Pathos Logos following advertisement and decide what appeal is
Directions: With an elbow buddy, watch the
following advertisement and decide what appeal is
being used—ethos, pathos, or logos. Use the
following sentence frames:
I noticed the commercial using the ethical appeal when …
It appears that the commercial is relying on the emotional appeal because…
Clearly, the commercial respects its audience when it employs the logical appeals of…
Three warm ups with vocab 
Warm Up: 3 Appeals
Students complete on their own (may talk to a neighbor) ½ sheet of notebook paper.
They only chose one sentence frame and focus on one appeal
Click on blue play button

39. Ethos Pathos Logos following advertisement and decide what appeal is
Directions: With an elbow buddy, watch the
following advertisement and decide what appeal is
being used—ethos, pathos, or logos. Use the
following sentence frames:
I noticed the commercial using the ethical appeal when …
It appears that the commercial is relying on the emotional appeal because…
Clearly, the commercial respects its audience when it employs the logical appeals of…
Three warm ups with vocab 
Warm Up: 3 Appeals
Students complete on their own (may talk to a neighbor) ½ sheet of notebook paper.
They only chose one sentence frame and focus on one appeal
Click on blue play button

40. Ethos Pathos Logos
Directions: With an elbow buddy, watch the
following advertisement and decide what appeal is
being used—ethos, pathos, or logos. Use the
following sentence frames:
I noticed the commercial using the ethical appeal when …
It appears that the commercial is relying on the emotional appeal because…
Clearly, the commercial respects its audience when it employs the logical appeals of…
Three warm ups with vocab 
Warm Up: 3 Appeals
Students complete on their own (may talk to a neighbor) ½ sheet of notebook paper.
They only chose one sentence frame and focus on one appeal
Click on blue play button
TubeChop… Check 1st
Iboss too.

41. Ethos Pathos Logos
Directions: With an elbow buddy, watch the
following advertisement and decide what appeal is
being used—ethos, pathos, or logos. Use the
following sentence frames:
I noticed the commercial using the ethical appeal when …
It appears that the commercial is relying on the emotional appeal because…
Clearly, the commercial respects its audience when it employs the logical appeals of…
Warm Up: 3 Appeals
Students complete on their own (may talk to a neighbor) ½ sheet of notebook paper.
They only chose one sentence frame and focus on one appeal
Click on blue play button

42. Ethos Pathos Logos
Directions: With an elbow buddy, watch the
following advertisement and decide what appeal is
being used—ethos, pathos, or logos. Use the
following sentence frames:
I noticed the commercial using the ethical appeal when …
It appears that the commercial is relying on the emotional appeal because…
Clearly, the commercial respects its audience when it employs the logical appeals of…
Warm Up: 3 Appeals
Students complete on their own (may talk to a neighbor) ½ sheet of notebook paper.
They only chose one sentence frame and focus on one appeal
Click on blue play button
Hyperlink to YouTube Vid:

43. Ethos Pathos Logos
Directions: With an elbow buddy, watch the following advertisement and decide what appeal is being used—ethos, pathos, or logos. Use the following sentence frames.
I noticed the commercial using the ethical appeal when …
It appears that the commercial is relying on the emotional appeal because…
Clearly, the commercial respects its audience when it employs the logical appeals of…
Three warm ups with vocab
Warm Up: 3 Appeals
Students complete on their own (may talk to a neighbor) ½ sheet of notebook paper.
They only chose one sentence frame and focus on one appeal
Click on blue play button 
TubeChop… Check 1st
Iboss too.

44. Have you heard the original tale?
“Three Little Pigs”
Have you heard the original tale?
Read the original tale to build and repair background knowledge.

46. You Tube version is dramatic and very mobster movie-esque.
Purpose: As you listen to the original tale, be sure to follow along with your handout. Your purpose is to label the types of arguments you hear the wolf employ.
Link to story on PDF w/ pictures!!!!

47. Annotate the Text Two comments or questions per paragraph.
Question: What are you reading the text for, or while completing a second look, what’s your focus?

49. You can work with a partner, but the middle column must be in your own words.
Model 1st one.
Jigsaw the remaining columns.

50. Show me. Add power to your words with evidence.
How does this prove or demonstrate the wolf is right? Why is this good ethos, pathos or logos ?
He is establishing that he can tell us the other part or the other side of the story because he is the wolf that was present.
ethos
Also, we, the audience were not there, so he is asking to the listener to accept his point of view.
Don’t show writing!!! Do it as a class

51. ethos
pathos
The audience is persuaded because it likes, trusts or respects the writer or speaker.
The audience is moved to act because the argument causes the audience to feel either hope and happy or fear and sadness.
logos
The audience is convinced by the use of numbers, repetition (consistency), charts, or graphs.
the bottom hyperlinks back to coyote slide
the bottom hyperlinks back to explosion slide
Just use back button for last page

53. Do’s & Don’ts of your Essay
“In my opinion,”
“I think/believe,”
You, I, We, Our, My
Ethos: The audience likes/ respects, sympathizes..”
Logos: The audience understands / can follow the logic…”
Pathos: “The audience feels / senses…”

54. Transition Words:
consequently clearly, then furthermore additionally and in addition moreover
because besides that in the same way following this further also pursuing this further in the light of the... it is easy to see that

55. Change handout… Based on frosh textbook

56. Mini-Lesson: Introductory Paragraph
“Psychologists, writers and seminar leaders caution that you only have seven to 17 seconds of interacting with strangers before they form an opinion of you,” says David Saxby, president of Phoenix-based Measure-X, a company that specializes in helping utilities improve their customer service and sales. “Worse yet, it takes them three times as long to change their minds about you.”

57. Mini-Lesson: Introductory Paragraph
Objective
SWBAT recognize an introductory
Paragraph as well as recognize the
Ingredients too: Grabber, TASM, and
Thesis

58. Mini-Lesson: Introductory Paragraph
Grabber
T.A.SM.
Thesis:

59. Mini-Lesson: Introductory Paragraph
Grabber
Get as many readers
attention and interest:
T.A.SM.
Title / Author / Summary
Keep Brief / Concise /Short
Thesis:
Your opinion in 1 – 3
Sentences (your opinion statement)

60. Grab recent articles

62. Mini-Lesson: The Beginning
Your opinion in 1 – 3 Sentences (your opinion statement)
Intro
Paragraph Q’s
1. Copy the thesis of each essay (p.197 or p.551) :
p197-
p551-
2. Which essay would you rather read?
Explain why.
3. Clarify in at least two sentences what is
different about the two introductory
paragraphs?

63. Mini-Lesson: The Beginning
Directions: Answer the following questions in complete sentences. You have 8 minutes.
Intro Paragraph Q’s
Copy the thesis of each essay (p.197, 551).
Which essay would you rather read? Explain why.
Clarify in at least two sentences what is different about the two introductory paragraphs?
Pare Share of question three. Reviewer can add happy/sad face according to number of sentences.
5 minutes left!!!
2 1/2 minutes left!!!

64. Peer Review
Peer Review

65. What to look for  Basics: Paragraphs (5) MLA Format Indents Capitals
Scieszka
Do not capitalize the appeals

66. What to look for  Normal things: Verb Tense Spelling (read backwards)
Pronouns and Contractions

67. What to look for  Content things: Thesis Must mention the following:
Wolf
Argues / Pleads
3 appeals in order

68. What to look for  Content things: Context
Brief Summary in present tense
Lit Term

69. What to look for  Content things: Quote MLA Format
Don’t mention Scieszka

70. What to look for  Content things: Tie In Must mention the appeal
Must have Clincher