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Warm-Up

Warm-Up. Rule 2: Use the semicolon to separate units of a series when one or more of the units contain commas . 1. This conference has people who have come from Boise, Idaho Los Angeles, California and Nashville, Tennessee.

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Warm-Up

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  1. Warm-Up Rule 2: Use the semicolon to separate units of a series when one or more of the units contain commas. 1. This conference has people who have come from Boise, Idaho Los Angeles, California and Nashville, Tennessee. 2. The following crewmembers were on the bridge: James T. Kirk, captain of the Enterprise Mr. Spock, first science officer Mr. Sulu, helmsman Mr. Scott, engineer and Dr. McCoy, chief medical officer.

  2. Of Mice and Men Books • Please return them! • Natalie Aguirre -Elvis Bernard • Ana Garcia -Karla Solis --Lesley Cabrera • Claudia Berrones • Ashley Acuna • Cinthia Mora • Kevin Reyna • Danny Lee • Miguel Vasquez

  3. Quiz Tuesday • Proper and common nouns • Semicolons • Theme • Tone • Open-Ended Response necessities *Multiple choice and written response

  4. TWIST analysis and foldable • In your Reader’s Notebook (3rd section): • Glue the poem on the left side of the spiral • When you are done with the foldable it will go on the right side • I’m going to show you how to analyze the poem “Po Bo’ Blues” by Langston Hughes using the TWIST method

  5. Open-Ended Responses • What do you need? • A: answer • T: text evidence • E: explanation

  6. Open Ended ResponseHamburger Making the perfect hamburger!!

  7. Hamburger Meat AKA ANSWER • What would a hamburger be without the meat? • Your ANSWER is one of the most important parts to your OER. • Make sure that your answer answers the question • You want it to be juicy and filling!

  8. Condiments AKA TEXT EVIDENCE • Condiments make your hamburger so much better!! • Just like condiments, your text evidence makes your answer better! • Make sure that your text evidence supports your answer!!

  9. Hamburger Buns AKA Explanation • Your hamburger buns hold your hamburger patty and condiments together. • Just like the hamburger buns, your explanation connects the answer and the text evidence.

  10. You should now have the perfect hamburger OER • What makes a great Open Ended Response? • A great Answer • Text Evidence that supports your answer • And show that the answer and text Connect.

  11. Open-Ended Response Practice • How does Langston Hughes develop his theme in “Po’ Boy Blues?” Use evidence from the text to support your answer. • First draw the hamburger in your spiral (or paper if you don’t have a spiral)*Reader’s Notebook

  12. Brainstorm • What are some answers we can use based on our TWIST analysis? • Fill out the hamburger • Pay careful attention to your explanation. It MUST tie together the text evidence and answer! • Write your answer as a paragraph in the box. • Do not skip lines and write small!

  13. OER practice • Prompt: How does Langston Hughes develop his theme in “Theme for English B?” Use evidence from the text to support your answer.

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