Happy Monday! Please do the following:

Happy Monday! Please do the following:Have out your Personal Narrative/Memoir Rough DraftIf you do not know your login/pw for the computer lab, TELL me now!We will be going to Room 138; Take your belongings as we may not return to 217Happy Tuesday!On the piece of paper you were given as you came in, please fill-in the following:Pronouns Subject (Nominative)Pronouns

Polite OrderAppositive

Happy Tuesday!Pronouns Subject (Nominative)Pronouns

Polite OrderAppositive

A word used to take the place of a nounHappy Tuesday!Pronouns Subject (Nominative)Pronouns

Polite OrderAppositive

A word used to take the place of a nounI, You, He, She, We, TheyHappy Tuesday!Pronouns Subject (Nominative)Pronouns

Polite OrderAppositive

A word used to take the place of a nounI, You, He, She, We, TheyFirst: you (to whom youre talking)Second: she, he, they, or nouns(about whom youre talking)Last: I and we (yourself)

Happy Tuesday!Pronouns Subject (Nominative)Pronouns

Polite OrderAppositive

A word used to take the place of a nounI, You, He, She, We, TheyFirst: you (to whom youre talking)Second: she, he, they, or nouns(about whom youre talking)Last: I and we (yourself)

The noun that follows the pronoun; it identifies the pronoun, tells who the pronoun isELA 9 Vocab 3:1WordP.O.SDefinitionSynonym or Example1PremiseNSomething to be taken as truth, without proof; foundation2VirulentAdjLethal; poisonous3AcquaintanceNAn associate; someone you come into contact with4AnonymityNThe condition of being unknown or nameless(Adj = Anonymous)5MollifyVTo appease; to calm; to pacify6ClichNAn overused expression7OstracizeVTo exclude from a group; to shun8LucidAdjClear; easy to understand9PanaceaNA Cure-all; a solution for all problems10DupeVTo fool; to trick; to deceive AELA 9

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Big Q: How did we try to explain things before Google?!PhenomenomCavemanYouResearch/Google:Cited Web site1Seasons2Different Races3Weather4LanguagesBig Q: How did we try to explain things before Google?!PhenomenomCavemanYouResearch/Google:Cited Web site1Animals2The World3Spiders4ChoiceExitWhat is an Urban Legend?

Give an example!

Wednesdays Bell Work:Complete on the back of your PRONOUN sheet from yesterdayUsing SUBJECT pronouns, write out the following:

My little sister and (me, I) talked quietly.

The other girls and (we, us) ate hurriedly and left.

Have (he, him) and (her, she) finished?Wednesdays Bell Work:Complete on the back of your PRONOUN sheet from yesterdayUsing SUBJECT pronouns, write out the following:

My little sister and (me, I) talked quietly.

The other girls and (we, us) ate hurriedly and left.

Have (he, him) and (her, she) finished?Urban Legend:A secondhand story told as true and just plausible enough to be believed, about some horrific, embarrassing, ironic, or exasperating series of events that supposedly happened to a real person.

Urban Legend:A secondhand story told as true and just plausible enough to be believed, about some horrific, embarrassing, ironic, or exasperating series of events that supposedly happened to a real person. Urban Legend:A secondhand story told as true and just plausible enough to be believed, about some horrific, embarrassing, ironic, or exasperating series of events that supposedly happened to a real person.

Purpose?Foundation of Mythology

Facts About MythsMyths are universal. They exist throughout history and throughout cultures.Myths tells of events before written history, linking past, present and future together.Myths explain realities beyond mans 5 senses.Myths hold societies together.Myths establish the codes of moral conduct.Myths are patterns of belief which give meaning to life.

Facts About MythsGods, heroes, religious beliefs, cultural traitsExplain how the world was createdExplain how people came into existenceExplain how animals came into existenceExplain how important customs were established and preservedExplain natural phenomena (rainbows, thunder)

Myth NotesOral Tradition: passed down from one generation to another by performance or word of mouth.

Ex: Telephone Game

Results:

Myth Examples (Native American)Myth: Traditional story that tries to explain why/how something happens or came to be.

The Well Baked ManWhy The Trees Lose Their LeavesThe Great FloodTurtle Gets a Shell

Urban Legend:A secondhand story told as true and just plausible enough to be believed, about some horrific, embarrassing, ironic, or exasperating series of events that supposedly happened to a real person.

Purpose?Thursdays Bell Work:Complete on the back of your PRONOUN sheet from TuesdayIdentify the correct SUBJECT pronoun. Then, Using POLITE ORDER, write out the following:

(Her, She) is going. (We, Us) are going. __________ and _________ are going.

(Me, I) have been elected. You have been elected. _________ and ________ have been elected.

(We, Us) have bought a new car. Our neighbors have bought a new car. ________ and _______ have bought new cars.Thursdays Bell Work:Complete on the back of your PRONOUN sheet from TuesdayIdentify the correct SUBJECT pronoun. Then, Using POLITE ORDER, write out the following:

(Her, She) is going. (We, Us) are going. She and we are going.

(Me, I) have been elected. You have been elected. You and I have been elected.

(We, Us) have bought a new car. Our neighbors have bought a new car. Our neighbors and we have bought new cars.Greek & Roman Mythology

Rome, Italy

Athens, GreeceGreek vs. RomanGreek MythologyExplanation of worlds creationChaos confused massGaea (earth)- Uranus (heaven) Titans (Chronus & Rhea) Greek Gods & GoddessesMount OlympusInfluential in Art, Literature, etc.

Roman MythologyNewer than Greek (8 c BC), so heavily influenced by themJanus: God of gates & doorways-----JanuaryRomans adopted Greek mythology & gave Gods new names

Greek Gods & Goddesses

Major figures in Homers The Odyssey

Zeus

Hera

Queen of the GodsWife of Zeusand sisterGoddess of marriage and childbirth

Enraged by Zeus affairs; retaliates against his mistressesShamed into marrying Zeus after he tricked her & attacked herPoseidon

Athena

Goddess of wisdom & cunning (esp. in war)Zeus favorite childshe sprung from his head in full armorInvented the bridle to tame horsesHades

God of the Underworld

Helmet of invisibility Three-headed dog, CerberusKidnapped Persephone (seasons)Hermes

Messenger of the GodsFastest of the GodsGuide for the deadGod of thieves & commerceSon of Zeus & MaiaAres

God of WarSon of Zeus & Heranot well liked due to his murderous tendenciesAssociated with the spear, dogs & vulturesAphrodite

Goddess of love, desire & beautyDaughter of Zeus & DionMarried to HephaestusMagic girdlemade anyone she wanted to desire herDionysus

God of fertility & wineDual nature: extreme joy & happiness to extreme brutal, ragePatron of the artsfestival of Dionysus, theaterSon of Zeus & SemeleHera tricked Semele, she dies, Zeus keeps Dionysus until he is bornDionysus lives among mortalswild women followers, etc.The Sirens

Lured nearby sailors with their enchanting music and voicesThree dangerous bird-women, portrayed as seductresses. Would shipwreck sailors on the rocky coast of their island. Polyphemus

Scylla & Charybdis

Scyllasupernatural creature, 12 feet and 6 heads on long, snaky necks, each head having a triple row of shark like teeth, Personification of a whirlpool3 times a day it would create whirlpools & sink shipsAeolus, Lotus Eaters & Helios

Aeolus:God of the windsLotus-eaters:Made you forget of homeHelios:God of the sunDrives chariot across the sky to make sun riseThe Odysseyin 15 secondsBig Q: Will you be my hero, baby?Qualities:Hero 1:Hero 2:Hero 3:Hero 4:1234

HerculesHerculesLaborsDescribe Task:How Hercules defeated it:Heroic qualities shown:Proof/explanation 12345678910ELA 9 Vocab 3:1WordP.O.SDefinitionSynonym or Example1PremiseNSomething to be taken as truth, without proof; foundation2VirulentAdjLethal; poisonous3AcquaintanceNAn associate; someone you come into contact with4AnonymityNThe condition of being unknown or nameless(Adj = Anonymous)5MollifyVTo appease; to calm; to pacify6ClichNAn overused expression7OstracizeVTo exclude from a group; to shun8LucidAdjClear; easy to understand9PanaceaNA Cure-all; a solution for all problems10DupeVTo fool; to trick; to deceive HerculesHerculesProject Options:

Hercules 12 labors illustrations

Create your own myth

Novel read with response question

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