BOWMAN AGENDA English 1-2 This Week –April 27, 2015 “I got you to look after me, and you got me to look after you, and that's why.” ― John Steinbeck, Of Mice and Men Date S 05/04 S 05/05 05/06 05/07 05/08 C Day In-Class Homework M IR OMAM character posters SAT Vocab Lesson 1.8 Review T OMAM character posters /presentations OMAM Ch. 3 Static & Dynamic Characters OMAM Write a structured paragraph that describes your character. W OMAM Themes OMAM Ch. 3-4 Quotations & CMs for Themes Study for SAT Vocab Lesson 1.8 Quiz R SAT Vocab Lesson 1.8 Quiz OMAM Ch. 4 Analysis Questions OMAM Write a structured paragraph that describes a possible theme for OMAM. F OMAM – Curley’s wife, Candy, and Crooks Analysis Questions IR Assessment FOR ALL WRITING ASSIGNMENTS: There are no right or wrong ideas. If you can support your claims with solid evidence from the texts, you’re golden. I am grading you on fully developed paragraphs of complete thoughts, evidence, and depth. Reminders: Thursday, May 7 Monday-Tuesday, May 18-19: Friday, May 29: SAT Vocab 1.8 Quiz Theme & Character Essay IR Assessment http://msbowman1290.com Schaffer “One-Chunk Body Paragraph” YOUR PARAGRAPH IS TO FOLLOW THIS FORMAT IN THE SAME ORDER TS = Topic Sentence tells what your paragraph is about the first sentence in a paragraph Must have a SUBJECT and an OPINION (commentary) for the paragraph It does the same thing for a body paragraph that the thesis does for the whole essay CD = Concrete Detail The “what?” Stuff from the story; you will paraphrase or quote a CD (cite the source, if directly quoted) Can be: □ Facts □ Quotations □ Examples □ Plot reference □ Illustrations □ Plot summary (but remember, in just one □ Evidence sentence) □ Support □ What really happens in the story CM = Commentary Sentence “This shows that…” Stuff from your head – your thoughts about the CD The “so what?” Can be: □ Inference □ Reflection or personal response □ Analysis □ Figurative language connections □ Interpretation □ What the CD shows you □ Your opinion □ Why the CD is important □ Insight □ A character’s feelings (“This shows that George feels…”) □ Reasons □ Comments! CM = Commentary Sentence “This is because…” Same as above CS = Concluding Sentence “As a result…” Wraps up your paragraph The last sentence in a body paragraph It is ALL commentary Does not repeat key words Gives a “finished feeling” to the paragraph Chunk = one sentence of concrete detail + two sentences of commentary (in ELA) Ratios = amount of CD : CM (concrete detail to commentary) in a body paragraph - in English-Language Arts – 1: 2 - in History – 2+ : 1 - in Science or Math – 3+ : 1 (or sometimes none)
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