Big Idea: What does it mean to be human?
Nuance Academy: Independent clause
After today I should be able to: write a sentence with an independent clause and annotate a text.
Reading: finish one book by September 5th
Agenda:
- Write 10 sentences that begin with an independent clause.
- Start with an independent clause. An independent clause has a subject, verb, and often a direct object. You can follow the independent clause with a modifying phrase.
- Loose sentence
- Mr. White carefully planned the stages of his essay, and then he wrote it.
- Independent clause
- Mr. White wrote the essay after carefully planning it.
- You need to finish reading and annotating the Norse Mythology reading by 8/21. We will have our first class discussion on that day.
- Annotations
- Contrasts and Contradictions
- A character thinks and behaves in a way that we don't expect.
- An element of a setting is something we would not expect.
- Question: Why did...How can this help us understand or predict...?
- Patterns
- A word is repeated again and again
- An idea is repeated again and again (but with different words, i.e. war, battle, fighting, etc.)
- An image is repeated several times
- Question: Why is the author continually bringing up...?
Homework:
- Ten loose sentences
- Vocabulary BBoW A-B
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