1. I can analyze the conflict of the story by making inferences while I read.
Good morning!
Make sure you have a copy of The Outsiders with you today and every day until I tell you that you do not need it anymore
Write down the homework:
A Long Walk to Water Test on Wednesday –read/review the book!
Pass 5 Read Theory Quizzes – due Friday (passing is 70% or higher)
Finish reading chapter 1 and signpost worksheet, if you do not in class today.
Warm up: Begin reading in your independent reading book. If you do not have your independent reading book, then you can read on Read Theory.

2. I can analyze the conflict of the story by making inferences while I read.
Take out your Warm up paper – you should have two completed from last week. I will be collecting this at the end of the week.
Respond to the following questions: What does your character need in the story? What are things that all people need?
You have 3 minutes.
Whiteboard responses.

3. I can analyze the conflict of the story by making inferences while I read.
Signpost Quiz Extra Credit Opportunity: Schedule a time with me to retake the quiz. It can not be during class. It must be before school or during lunch. You may use your notes that we started on Friday. Your two scores will be averaged.

4. I can analyze the conflict of the story by making inferences while I read.
The Outsiders – Unit 1 Signpost graphic organizer – to do after every chapter. Reading Quizzes You will have a Unit 1 test at the end of the unit. This is not a test ABOUT the Outsiders. It is a test where you demonstrate the skills we learned while reading the book. We will also have two writing assignments during the Unit.

5. I can analyze the conflict of the story by making inferences while I read.
Today, we are going to read chapter 1 and identify 2 signposts while reading. Memory Moment – why is this memory important? Tough Question – what does this question make me wonder about? What do these tell me about the conflict in the story?

6. I can analyze the conflict of the story by making inferences while I read.
Exit Ticket:
What Tough Question does Ponyboy have in Chapter 1?
What does this tell me about the conflict in the story?