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Define the following terms: Revise Edit. Drill # 139 04/23/13 B-Day Write the date and drill # on a piece of paper. Objectives. SWBAT: define and explain the difference between the terms “revise” and “edit.”
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Define the following terms: Revise Edit Drill # 139 04/23/13B-Day Write the date and drill # on a piece of paper.
Objectives SWBAT: • define and explain the difference between the terms “revise” and “edit.” • revise sentences to improve clarity, conciseness, and completion of a written response. • summarize text and explain character and plot developments in a play.
Homework Story Map Act IV
Happy Birthday Shakespeare! SMOB election: Period 1 7:25-8:10 Period 2 8:15-9:00 Period 3 9:05-10:00 Homeroom 10:05-10:35 Period 4 10:40-12:40 Period 5 12:45-1:25 Period 6 1:30-2:10 Housekeeping
Revising Practice Blue Grammar Book Lesson 1.3 Pages 15-17 Complete the Practice Revisions Exercise 6 page 17 REVISE THE FIRST 5 SENTENCES. (SENTENCES 1-5) LOOK FOR: VAGUE WORDS, UNNECESSARY REPETITION, PRONOUNS,WORDS THAT DON’T MAKE SENSE.
Finish Act III Questions Complete Act III Analyzing Text Worksheet-CHOOSE 1 QUOTATION ON THE FRONT; COMPLETE ALL 3 QUESTIONS ON THE BACK A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A Midsummer Night’s Dream Read Act IV Scene 1
Complete the story map for Act IV A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Closure Define the word “puckish,” using your knowledge of the character Puck. Then, look up the definition in the dictionary to see how close you came.
SWBAT: • define and explain the difference between the terms “revise” and “edit.” • revise sentences to improve clarity, conciseness, and completion of a written response. • summarize text and explain character and plot developments in a play. Revisit the Objectives
Revise—to add to, take away from, or change the CONTENT of a written response in a way that makes it SOUND better—by focusing on ideas, organization, voice, word choice, or sentence fluency. Edit—to make corrections to the CONVENTIONS of a written response in a way that makes it LOOK better—by focusing on spelling, grammar, punctuation, or capitalization.