warning/reminder: at any point during class, i can...

WARNING/REMINDER:

At ANY point during class, I can

confiscate phones, earbuds, or

electronics I see; regardless of previous

allowances or presupposed allowances.

This is your warning!

Learning ObjectiveThis is what we will learn today, please copy it down:

?What can we learn to incorporate into our

own writing from this speech?

Looking forward

What will stick with me from this speech?

How does imagery help us understand a

speech?

Thoughts to consider:

How should we interact with a speech?

I will compare and contrast Clinton’s speech to MLK’s

speech.

Bell Ringer

Text Structure

Write your own

paragraph in a

cause and

effect

structure:

#RFOTD

Did you ever forget

something extremely important?

3 sentences.

Journal QA normal person

will die from total lack of sleep

sooner than from starvation. Death

will occur about 10 days without sleep, while

starvation takes a Few weeks.

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Yore- Noun

Former days, an era

long past.

The days of

Minecraft are yore.

Wane- Verb

To decrease

gradually.

Bruce Wane waned as

he got older about being

the Batman.

Wrest- verb

To pull away, take by

violence.

Mr. Boggs wrest the

coffee from the

barista’s hands.

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Yore- Wane- Wrest-

Academic Vocab Test!Te s t o n To d a y !

LIST FOR EACH THE DEFINITION, PART OF

GRAMAR, AND EXAMPLE SENTENCE

USING THE WORD.


Abate- Verb

To reduce

When the class

abated from talking,

Mr. Fuller was able

to talk.

Abide- Verb

To remain,

endure, continue

Mr. Fuller wants to marry

a woman who will abide

with him for his whole

life.

Abash- Verb

To make ashamed or

uneasy

Mr. Fuller was abashed

when he realized he

had forgot his wallet at

home.

Academic VocabTe s t o n W e d nes da y a n d T h u r s d ay


Abate- Abide- Abash-

Academic VocabTe s t o n W e d nes da y a n d T h u r s d ay


Agog-Noun

Highly excited by

eagerness.

Mr. Fuller was full of

Agog as he entered his

Mustang in the 1/4 drag

race.

Aesthetic- Adjective

Having to do with

artistic beauty.

Mr. Fuller's paint by

number portrait was

aesthetically

pleasing to him.

Adroit- Adjective

Skillful; deft.

Mr. Fuller is a very

adroit kung-fu

master.

Academic VocabTe s t o n T h u r s d ay / F r i da y

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GAME OVERDate

Pages readTitle

Sentence summaryof reading

today.

WARNING/REMINDER:

At ANY point during class, I can

confiscate phones, earbuds, or

electronics I see; regardless of previous

allowances or presupposed allowances.

This is your warning!

Learning ObjectiveThis is what we will learn today, please copy it down:

?Why should we learn to speak

Looking forward

Why should we keep the history and

impact of the Civil Rights Era alive today?

What makes one speech great and

another not as great?

Thoughts to consider:

How can we comparing speeches help

us understand context better?

I will compare the three speeches on racial equality

against one another.

Bell Ringer • Mad Gab puzzles consist of a set of unrelated

words that, when read aloud, sound like familiar phrases, names, places, etc. For example, "Law Sand Jealous" sounds like "Los Angeles”

•1. Abe Odd Hull Up Hop 2. Abe Rye Tidy Yeah 3. Abe Who Beat Wrap 4. Able Ankle Hook 5. Able Hiss Heard

Bell Ringer Answer

•1. A Bottle of Pop 2. A Bright Idea 3. A Booby Trap 4. A Blank Look 5. A Blizzard

#RFOTD

What was the best nickname you ever made up for a friend?

3 sentences

Journal QIt would take

1,200,000 mosquitoes, each sucking

once, to completely

drain the average human

of blood.


Agog- Aesthetic- Adroit-

Academic Vocab Test!Te s t o n To d a y !

LIST FOR EACH THE DEFINITION, PART OF

GRAAMAR, AND EXAMPLE SENTENCE

USING THE WORD.

00:12:00Please get a book

of my shelf or read your library

book.