09 04-2012 rev it up lesson 1 days 5 and 7
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This document contains the agenda and materials for a language arts class. The agenda includes bellwork where students complete a word organizer, reviewing vocabulary words "on this date", working on wordles vocabulary activity, wrapping up, and having time for questions. Announcements are made about upcoming events. Students are then prompted to match vocabulary words like "grotesque" and "merciless" with phrases and asked to create flashcards for vocabulary review.
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- 5. ON THIS DATE: Los Angeles was ______ by Spanish settlers in 1781. a) discovered b) founded c) celebrated d) declared
- 6. ON THIS DATE: In 1888, George Eastman received a ______ for his roll- film camera & registered the name Kodak. a) patent b) award c) mention d) biscuit
- 7. ON THIS DATE: In 1888, George Eastman received a ______ for his roll- film camera & registered the name Kodak. a) patent b) award c) mention d) biscuit
- 8. WORD ORGANIZER Describe it! grotesque Give examples!
- 9. WORD ORGANIZER Describe it! merciless Give examples!
- 10. WORDLES Match the following words and/or phrases with the vocabulary words that we have been reviewing: simultaneously pervade stalwart grotesque merciless vague trudge capsize mutiny ravage
- 21. QUESTIONS?
- 22. VOCAB FLASH CARDS capsize pervade ravage stalwart With a piece of paper, create a grotesque merciless set of flashcards mutiny simultaneou for your s vocabulary trudge vague words.