Hear it in Literacy Class
First, second and third person
What are points of view?
trying to climb to the top
What is "Peak"?
shaped like a diamond
What is diamante?
at the end of a word
What is a "suffix"?
Book about a person written by that person.
What is an autobiography?
Information used as support in your writing
What is evidence?
the boat is upside down
What is "Rogue Wave"?
written memory
What is a "memoir"?
meaning more than one
What is "plural"?
most emotional point of the plot
What is the "climax"?
vocabulary that is needed to understand a specific story
What is critical vocabulary?
rocks with numbers on them
What is "Bud, not Buddy"?
look at both sides of a subject
What is an "argumentative essay"?
this person writes books
What is an "author"?
SWBAT
What is "student will be able to"?
PIE
What are the purposes for authors writing?
too many young girls in one room
What is "Triangle Factory Fire"?
words you should use to move from one paragraph to another
What are "transition words"?
words that can be used throughout a school; in any subject
What is "academic" vocabulary?
These books are always fiction.
What is a novel?
Look over your writing for mistakes
What is proofreading?
the man with the red sweater
What is "Call of the Wild"?
use this to organize your information
What is a "template"?
We read one from Shakespeare's "The Tempest".
What is a soliloquy?
three third person singular pronouns
What are he, she and it?