1.5.1 Roots, Watch and Learn, Verb Tenses and Finding Evidence

Poll

How Familiar do you feel with the following Root: Phon

• I know it

• I think I know it

• I might know it if I see it in a sentence

• I don't know it

Poll

How Familiar do you feel with the following Root: Cept

• I know it

• I think I know it

• I might know it if I see it in a sentence

• I don't know it

Poll

How Familiar do you feel with the following Root: fract/frag

• I know it

• I think I know it

• I might know it if I see it in a sentence

• I don't know it

Poll

How Familiar do you feel with the following Root: Gen

• I know it

• I think I know it

• I might know it if I see it in a sentence

• I don't know it

Match

Match the Root to it's meaning

• Fract/ frag

• Gen

• Phon

• cept

broken , crushed

born , produced

sound

taken

• broken , crushed

• born , produced

• sound

• taken

Draw

Underline the roots cept, fract/frag, gen, and phon in the following words.

Open Ended

What sorts of videos do you watch? As you watch, do you focus on that video alone, or do you multitask?

If you watch a video to learn, the way to watch differs from what you might do when you watch for entertainment.

Video # 1 on edio

Video # 2 on edio

Multiple Select

Which of the following is a use of the hashtag? ( pick 2)

• Hashtags are used to prevent misinformation.

• 
  Hashtags are used to hide a post on social media.

• 
  Hashtags are used to label topics and discussions.

• 
  Hashtags are used to denote numbers.

Multiple Choice

How did the hashtag first become popular on Twitter?

• 
  It was used to add hyperlinks to posts in 2009.

• 
  It was used to report on the San Diego forest fire in 2007.

• 
  It was used in different programming to help Twitter run smoothly.

• It was used to share information about the 2010 Iranian elections.

Poll

What ideas from the video would you like to learn more about?

• 
  the programming language hashtags were used in

• how to use hashtags to find new information or groups

• 
  Chris Messina

• original use of the hashtag

Match

Match the example to the tense

• 
  

  past perfect tense

• present perfect tense

• 
  

  future perfect tense

Julio had traveled to many countries

Mary has folded all of the laundry.

They will have walked to school tomorrow

• Julio had traveled to many countries

• Mary has folded all of the laundry.

• They will have walked to school tomorrow

Multiple Choice

How would you turn this sentence into future perfect tense? " Julio had traveled to many different countries."

• 
  change had to will had

• 
  change had to have

• change had to will have

• 
  change had to has