Class Procedures
Elements of a Narrative #1
Elements of a Narrative #2
Writing Skills
Academic Vocabulary
100

What will happen if you are not in your seat when the bell rings?

You will be marked tardy.

100

What is setting? 

When and where a story takes place

100

What is dialogue?

A conversation between characters

100

What does R.A.C.E. stand for?

Restate and Answer all parts of the question

Cite evidence

Explain/Elaborate

100

What is an inference?

An educated guess

200

How do you ask to use the restroom and what must you do before going to the restroom?

Hold up 4 fingers and sign the pass.

200

How can you show the mood of a story through the setting? (what things can you describe?)

Weather, time of day, time of year, etc.

200

What is conflict?

A problem that a character is facing

200

What does C.E.R. stand for?

Claim

Evidence

Reasoning

200

What does it mean to elaborate?

To explain in greater detail

300

How can you earn an E in work habits & cooperation?

Follow the rules and do your work!

300
What is Theme?

The universal message/lesson that a story teaches

300

What is tone?

How a character says something (shows the attitude or feelings of the speaker)

300

What is an example of a signal phrase that you could use to show the reader that you are about to cite evidence?

According to the text

The text states


300

What does it mean to cite evidence?

To give details from the text to support your answer

400

What is the procedure for checking out a pencil?

Hold up one finger to ask to get a pencil, sign your name next to the pencil you are checking out, and return the pencil at the end of class.

400

Who tells the story during first person point of view?

The main character tells the story

400

What is imagery/sensory detail?

Describing something using the five senses (sight, sound, taste, touch, smell)
400

When citing a quote, can you write it in your own words?

No, quotes must be written exactly the way they were written in the text

400

What is a source?

Something or someone that provides information (author, article, website, etc.) - where you get your information from!

500

What are the first three things you should do as soon as you enter the class and in what order?

First... second... third

First: Go to your seat (unless it is your job to pass out folders)

Second: Write in your agenda (due dates AND the daily agenda)

Third: Begin the write-now activity

500

Who tells the story during third person point of view?

The narrator (not a character in the story) tells the story ABOUT the main character/other characters.

500

What type of phrase must you include before a line of dialogue to show who is speaking?

A speaker tag

500

What is a run-on sentence and what is one way to fix a run-on?

A run-on sentence is when multiple sentences are connected without the proper punctuation. They can be fixed by either adding periods or creating compound sentences using FANBOYS.

500

What is a claim?

Your answer to the prompt. It is typically a one-sentence statement that can be proved or disproved.