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Welcome to 7th grade ELA! UNRA2VEL U = Underling the title N = Now predict the passage R = Run through and # the paragraphs A2 = Are you reading the questions? Are the important words circled? (write down their meaning) V = Venture through the passage E = Eliminate L = Let the questions be answered! (write the paragraph # and line # where the answer was located) Please encourage your child to use the UNRA2VEL method when they are reading anything! This can also work well with Math problems! The 12 POWER Words Trace = Outline Analyze = Break it down Infer = Read between the lines Evaluate = To judge Formulate = Put it together Describe = Tell me all about it Support = Back it up Explain = Tell Summarize = Give a short review Compare = Things that are alike Contrast = Things that are different Predict = Think about the future AGENDA: *Reading Logs- Due every Friday! *EOG Reading Vocabulary *Non-Fiction Contract will begin November 2, 2009. *AIG will begin "Persuasions: Changes" - a new unit that will last through the end of 3rd quarter. Please talk with your student about their activities and outside reading assignments. Important Dates: 10/29 - Early Release 10/30 - Teacher Workday 11/6 - Classscape Testing ELA 11/10 - Report Card #1 distributed and PEP night 12/15 - Know ALL power words Study EOG terms 1-75!! alliteration antagonist, antonym, author's purpose, caption, cause and effect, character, chronologically, climax, compare and contrast, conflict, context, essay, exposition, fact, falling action, fiction, flashback, footnote, foreshadowing, free verse, gist, genre, haiku, homonyms, hyperbole, imagery, inference, irony, lighthearted, main idea, matter-of-fact, metaphor, mood, narrative poetry, nonfiction, novel, objectively, onomatopoeia, opinion, personification, plot, point-of-view, protagonist, refrain, resolution, rhyme, rhythm, rising action, sequence, setting, short story, simile, stanza, suspense, symbol, synonym, text, theme, tone, allusion, audience, author, biography, conclusion, dialogue, drama, historical fiction, journal, mystery, narrator, science fiction, significant, solution, AND summarize. Grading Policy: Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns. Have a WONDERFUL day! |
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