Making Connection 11/8/2024

Common Abbreviations and why we shorten them.
Abbreviations are shortened forms of longer words or phrases
Abbreviations usually contain letters from the words they shorten.
Many abbreviations start with a capital letter and end with a period.

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What are Abbreviations?

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Mister?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Avenue?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Junior?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Senior?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Missus?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Avenue?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Road?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

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From the list, which abbreviation would you use for Street?

Dr. Mrs. Mr. Rd. St. Ave. Sr. Jr.

Open Ended

Rewrite the following names using abbreviations

Missus Ramirez

Open Ended

Rewrite the following names using abbreviations

Doctor Saul

Open Ended

Rewrite the following names using abbreviations

Marvin Johnson Senior

Open Ended

Rewrite the following names using abbreviations

Main Street

Subject-Verb agreement happens when the subject and verb of a sentence agree as a singular or plural. The subject and verb must agree in order for the sentence to be correct. When the verb is to be, you must choose the correct form of the verb to agree with the subject.
The verbs am, is, and was are singular
The verbs are and were are plural
When the subject is you, use the verb are or were.

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​Subject-Verb Agreement

Multiple Choice

She is/are sneaky

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

They was/were surprised about the dog

• was

• were

Multiple Choice

You is/are ready for the test

• is

• are

Multiple Choice

I am/is happy that she came to the show.

• am

• is

​Think of a time when you felt you were treated unfairly.

​Making Text to Self Connections

Tell your partner about the time you felt you were treated unfairly.​
When I was treated unfairly, I felt...

Turn & Talk

Let's compare

How do you think that Grandaddy and the narrator felt towards the deputy?

How does your feeling compare to their feelings?

Open Ended

Think of a time when you felt you were treated unfairly. How does this help you understand the Deputy’s attitude towards Grandaddy and the narrator?

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The Civil Rights Movement

How does this movement relate to our story?

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​Let's Compare

Open Ended

How does your knowledge of the Civil Rights Movement relate to our story of Grandaddy’s Turn?

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How does our story, Grandaddy's Turn, make you feel about some of the events in history and why?

Let's explore a time in history when people were not treated fairly.

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​Making Text-to-World Connections

Labeling

What messages to both the Civil Rights Movement Video and The History of Voting share?

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

never give up

stand up for what you believe in

patience

Civil Rights Video

History of Voting

Open Ended

What messages to both the Civil Rights Movement Video and The History of Voting share?

Open Ended

What other events in the world can be connected to this theme?