1. English unit 2 Week 2

2. Monday Take out 3 pieces of paper
Foreshadowing

3. Sentence types
Bellwork and grammar

4. Simple sentences Are a single independent clause
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Do this
Are a single independent clause
Must have a noun, or subject, and a verb, or predicate.
Example:
I went to the store.
I ride a bike.
Come up with 3 sentences on your own.
Circle the noun or subject.
Underline the verb or predicate.
End each sentence with a period.

5. Unit 2 vocab 1
Vocab
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6. Vocab 1 judiciously trivial deterrent invariably deficiency
Homework tonight:
Find the definition of each word.

7. Handouts!
Calendar
Gradebook

8. Daily target
Understand and analyze author’s choices

9. foreshadowing
Reading and analysis

10. Foreshadowing
A literary device where something in the story hints at what is going to come later.
It may be ominous, mildly suggestive, or obvious in hindsight.
It may be done in a variety of ways.
SPOILERS AHEAD!

11. Examples Title each example
As you see the example, try to write what you think it’s foreshadowing.
Write the answer if yours is different.

12. Example 1 Star wars Anakin becomes Darth Vader
What is this picture foreshadowing?
Answer
Anakin becomes Darth Vader

13. Example 8 that 70s show
What is this image foreshadowing?
answer
The actress who plays Donna on That 70s Show, seen here, now plays a character on Orange is the New Black.

14. Example 9 cartoon
What is this image foreshadowing?
answer
Monsters or becoming something other than human are worse than death.

15. Example 10 comic
What does this cartoon say about foreshadowing?
answer
Usually, saying something isn’t going to happen foreshadows that something IS going to happen.

16. Tuesday Take out bellwork, vocab 1, and 1 pop

17. Sentence types
Bellwork and grammar

18. Compound sentences
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Two independent clauses, or simple sentences, join by a conjunction (or FANBOYS)
I went to the store yesterday, but I forgot to get everything I needed.
Write two compound sentences.
Circle the conjunction
Underline BOTH independent clauses.

19. Unit 2 vocab 1
Vocab
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20. Vocab 1 judiciously trivial deterrent invariably deficiency
Homework tonight:
Find the DOS POS or two parts of speech for each word

21. Daily target
Cite evidence
Analyze author’s choices for foreshadowing

22. Chapter 1
Reading and analysis

23. Chapter 1 Each excerpt has the page number from the PDF.
Answer each question on your own paper.
Highlight or underline within the paragraphs what tells you that answer.

24. Wednesday Take out bellwork, vocab 1, 1 pop

25. Sentence types
Bellwork and grammar

26. Complex sentences One independent clause and one dependent clause.
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One independent clause and one dependent clause.
If the dependent clause is second, there is no comma to separate.
After going to the store, I put my groceries away.
Write two complex sentences.
Circle the dependent clause (cannot stand alone)
Underline the independent clause

27. Unit 2 vocab 1
Vocab
Continue for homework

28. Vocab 1 Judiciously - done with good judgement adv / judicious -adj
Trivial – not important
Adj / trivially - adv
Deterrent – serving to prevent
Adj / deter - v
Invariably – always
Adv / invariable - adj
Deficiency – lack of something necessary
N / deficient - adj
Homework tonight:
Find a synonym and antonym for each word.

29. Daily target
Cite evidence
Analyze author’s choices for foreshadowing

30. Chapter 2
Reading and analysis

31. Chapter 2 Each excerpt has the page number from the PDF.
Answer each question on your own paper.
Highlight or underline within the paragraphs what tells you that answer.

32. Thursday Take out bellwork, vocab 1, 1 pop

33. Sentence types
Bellwork and grammar

34. Compound-complex sentences
Write this
Do this
TWO or more independent clauses AND ONE or more dependent clauses.
Running to class, the student left his notebook, and he had to run back to his car.
Write one compound- complex sentence.
Underline BOTH independent clauses
Circle THE dependent clause.

35. Unit 2 vocab 1
Vocab
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36. Vocab 1 Homework tonight:
Judiciously - Fairly/unfairly
Trivial - silly/necessary
Deterrent - Threat/aid
Invariably - Unchanging/different
Deficiency - Lack/need
Homework tonight:
Write a unique, defining sentence for each word.

37. Daily target
Cite evidence
Analyze author’s choices for foreshadowing

38. Chapter 3
Reading and analysis

39. Chapter 3 Each excerpt has the page number from the PDF.
Answer each question on your own paper.
Highlight or underline within the paragraphs what tells you that answer.

40. Friday Take out bellwork, vocab 1, 1 pop

41. Sentence types
Bellwork and grammar

42. Sentence type tips
Write this
And this
In Compound sentences, the comma ALWAYS goes BEFORE the conjunction.
You can have 2+ independent in Compound and 1+ dependent in Complex.
Can your clause stand on it’s own? = independent.
If it can’t = dependent.
Complex sentences DO NOT have a conjunction.
Don’t use a comma to separate if your dependent clause is at the end.
If your dependent clause is at the beginning, separate it with a comma.

43. Unit 2 vocab 1
Vocab
Continue for homework

44. Vocab 1
I spend my money judiciously because I still need to pay my bills.
Some students think school is trivial, so they don’t spend their time on it.
The bug spray I use as a deterrent around my house doesn’t seem to be working anymore.
My dog invariably sleeps between my legs, so I know something is wrong when he doesn’t.
I have a deficiency in some vitamins, so I have to replace them with pills.

45. Daily target
Cite evidence
Analyze author’s choices for foreshadowing

46. Chapter 4
Reading and analysis

47. Chapter 4 Each excerpt has the page number from the PDF.
Answer each question on your own paper.
Highlight or underline within the paragraphs what tells you that answer.