English I Honors Sept. 23

English I Honors Sept. 23

Do Now: Complete your Do Now on Google Classroom

Do Now: Participial Phrases #1-5

Objectives

SWBAT connect their personal beliefs and prior knowledge to that of literature as a prereading strategy.

SWBAT determine the initial view of a character by analyzing specific word choice from the story's beginning.

SWBAT annotate the text to analyze how a character's perception changes over the course of a text.

Anticipation Guide

For each statement, give your honest opinion. Select "Agree" or "Disagree" and be prepared to explain your selection.

Poll

People should keep secrets if the truth will hurt others.

• Agree

• Disagree

Poll

You should do what makes you happy even if there are negative consequences.

• Agree

• Disagree

Poll

All sins should be forgiven.

• Agree

• Disagree

Poll

What's done in the past should stay in the past.

• Agree

• Disagree

Poll

You can never truly know someone, no matter how much time you spend with them.

• Agree

• Disagree

New Vocabulary Words (Please write them in your notebook).

• Magistrate (n.): a civil officer or judge who administers the law.

• Physiognomy (n.): refers to one's facial expression.

• Irreproachable (adj.): faultless; without criticism.

• Squall (n.): a violent gust of wind

• Serene (adj.): calm, peaceful

Open Ended

Exit Slip: Describe the children's initial view on their mother. How do they perceive her? Cite specific words from the text to support how the mother was described at the beginning of the story.

Homework

Finish reading "A Dead Woman's Secret"

Write five sentences using a participial phrase AND each of the new five vocabulary words. Underline the vocabulary words and highlight the participial phrases. (Directions on Google Classroom)