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Please take out: - a writing utensil - your TBT books and - your notebook Then take everything else off of your desks!

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Please take out: a writing utensil your TBT books and your notebook Then take everything else off of your desks!. Monday MARCH 26, 2012. * Please pick up Vocab from the front!. Class Objectives: SWBAT. Identify part of speech for new vocabulary. Define new vocabulary words. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Please take out:  a writing utensil   your TBT books and  your notebook

Please take out:- a writing utensil - your TBT books and

- your notebook

Then take everything else off of your desks!

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Class Objectives: SWBATClass Objectives: SWBAT

Define new vocabulary words

Critically analyze The Sound of Sirens

Annotate important information

Identify part of speech for new vocabulary

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Language Objectives: SWBATLanguage Objectives: SWBAT

Define new vocabulary words

Discuss The Sound of Sirens

Answer reading questions!

Identify part of speech for new vocabulary

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Announcement!Announcement!

Vocab HW due WEDNESDAY!

Vocab Test: THURSDAY

Vocab HW due WEDNESDAY!

Vocab Test: THURSDAY

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Word Puzzle

Answer: Accelerate

XLR8

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Vocab Week 12 Review

Vocab Week 12 Review

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Vocab Week 12!Vocab Week 12!

Page 81Vocab Week 12 WORDS

Page 82Vocab Week 12 HOMEWORK

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Maniacal

Part of Speech:

Definition:

Adjective

Characterized by madness

The family’s maniacal laughter had Chris nervous.

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Contorted

Part of Speech:

Definition:

Adjective

Twisted in a strange shape or fashion

The performer’s contorted body mystified the audience.

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Apprehensive

Part of Speech:

Definition:

Adjective

Being unsure about the future or future events

The panda was apprehensive about coming out to play.

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Obligatory

Part of Speech:

Definition:

Adjective

Binding by law or consequence

When I was arrested, I was taken to give the obligatory fingerprint.

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Persecute

Part of Speech:

Definition:

Verb

To harass or treat badly

When we persecute each other, it is possible to feel alone, even in a crowd of people.

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Glut

Part of Speech:

Definition:

Noun

An excessive quantity;

Oversupply

There is a glut in the supply of candy in the shop. I don’t know how they are going to sell all of it.

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Apparition

Part of Speech:

Definition:

Noun

An unusual or unexpected sight; a phenomenon

The apparition startled me beyond words, as I was not expecting to see what I saw.

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Reading homework QUIZ!

Take everything off of your desks except for a writing utensil and your TBT books…

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Open your books to page 371

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The Book Thief Trailer

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Homework:Read through

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