The agenda for Wednesday includes a close reading of the story "Raymond's Run" and taking Cornell notes on the French and Indian War. Students will also practice forming tutorials and learn the idiom "afraid of your own shadow," which means being easily scared. The daily vocabulary word is "duress," meaning forcible restraint or restrictions. The literary vocabulary focuses on "assonance," which is the repetition of vowel sounds followed by different consonant sounds in words, as shown in an example phrase.

1. Wednesday, September 11

2. AgendaAgenda
R: Close ReadingR: Close Reading
“Raymond’s Run”“Raymond’s Run”
A: Cornell Notes: FrenchA: Cornell Notes: French
and Indian War;and Indian War;
Tutorials Form PracticeTutorials Form Practice

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4. IdiomIdiom: Afraid of Your Own Shadow: Afraid of Your Own Shadow
ScaredScared
Daily VocabularyDaily Vocabulary
DuressDuress
Forcible restraint or restrictionsForcible restraint or restrictions
Literary VocabularyLiterary Vocabulary
AssonanceAssonance
Repetition of vowel sounds followedRepetition of vowel sounds followed
by a different consonant soundby a different consonant sound
““the pthe poond is lnd is loong gng goone”ne”