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New Seats & Journal
New Seats & Journal
Stand and Mrs. Newman will tell you where to sit.
Stand and Mrs. Newman will tell you where to sit.
Look at your feedback from your Ch. 1/2 response on the portal. Copy and paste it into your journal and start revising your claim based on Mrs. Newman's feedback.
Look at your feedback from your Ch. 1/2 response on the portal. Copy and paste it into your journal and start revising your claim based on Mrs. Newman's feedback.
English Listening Test
English Listening Test
As experts on the English language...
As experts on the English language...
Listen to the classic poem by Lewis Carroll, the author of Alice in Wonderland. It is a combination of all styles of English. When you finish listening, answer the questions. Once you see your results, close the quiz window and move on to the journal prompt below.
Reflection
Reflection
What was your score on the test?
What was your score on the test?
What strategies did you use on the test to help you?
What strategies did you use on the test to help you?
How would you feel if I told you that is your first assessment grade for the year?
How would you feel if I told you that is your first assessment grade for the year?
Ch 3 Inside Out
Ch 3 Inside Out
Purpose for annotations: Motifs & Symbols
Purpose for annotations: Motifs & Symbols
Symbol- an object or action that means something more than its literal meaning
Symbol- an object or action that means something more than its literal meaning
Motif- a recurrent image, action, idea, or symbol that develops or explains a theme, while a theme is a central idea or message
Motif- a recurrent image, action, idea, or symbol that develops or explains a theme, while a theme is a central idea or message
- American Dream- Am Drm
- Persistence- Pers
- Impermanence- Imp
- Immigration- Imm
- Poverty
Reflect
Reflect
How did the listening test reflect the experiences of Francisco?
How did the listening test reflect the experiences of Francisco?
What does this reveal about the motif of immigration?
What does this reveal about the motif of immigration?
The Jabberwocky poem has a few main purposes:
To be fun and silly: Lewis Carroll made up lots of weird words that sound funny when you say them out loud. It's like a language game.
To show how English works: Even though many words in the poem are made up, you can still kind of understand what's happening. This is because Carroll used real English grammar and sentence structure.
To make you use your imagination: When you read words like "slithy toves" or "frumious Bandersnatch," your brain tries to picture what these things might look like, even though they're not real.
Ch. 3 Short Response
Ch. 3 Short Response
What does the butterfly symbolize in the chapter "Inside Out"?
What does the butterfly symbolize in the chapter "Inside Out"?
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