And other tales of vengeance and hatred Daily

And other tales of vengeance and hatred.

Daily Agenda Day 4 • Bell Ringer Review #27 • Vocab Spotlight: Endemic, Impotent, Licentious • Lit Lesson: How does an author draw on source material? • Literary Terms Review: The Raven • Dystopian Film Connection – Evaluate dystopian characteristics in Wall-E

Bell Ringer 5 mins Correct the following sentence: Eric the Red the norseman who discovered Greenland gived the continent that name to make it seam like an attractive place to live.

Vocab Spotlight 5 mins Sample Sentence: 1. Because cats are not endemic of the United States, nature cannot keep the species in check, resulting in unusually large numbers of feral cats. 2. I was impotent to stop the accident and could only helplessly watch as Julie tumbled down a whole flight of stairs. 3. Bob Ewell was so licentious that he never felt any qualm about falsely accusing Tom Robinson of raping Mayella. Endemic Impotent Licentious

Author’s Craft & Literary Terms 30 mins • Take-out notes from last night’s reading and your Raven literary terms review sheet. • What really gave Poe the idea for writing The Cask of Amontillado? • What literary devices give The Raven its spooky mood?

Flashback! Dystopian Film Connection 35 mins • Take out your film guide. • Continue evaluating the dystopian features and controls used in Wall-E.

Reminders • Clean-up your work area. • Look under your seat for your belongings! • Finish your Trifold using words 110 plus five additional words from previous units.