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1 Mr. Kochis 7 th Grade Reading 3/5/18 Day 3 ATB: Picture Prompt? Type 2: Write a topic sentence with T T, ART for a literary work inspired by the photo above. Pretend you are the author. Remember CAPES. Answer in Google Classroom. Activities: 1. Rumble Fish Chapters 4-5 Quiz - Kahoot 2. Complete Poetry Questions from Obj. 1. Explain why people read poetry. 2. Read and interpret the meaning of poems.
2 Mr. Kochis-7 th Grade Reading 3/6/18 Day 4 ATB: What s Going On in This Picture? Type 1: After looking closely at the image above, answer the three questions below in one paragraph. Answer in Google Classroom 1. What is going on in this picture? 2. What do you see that makes you say that? 3. What more can you find? Activities: 1. Read Rumble Fish Chapters 6-7
3 2. Rumble Fish Chapters 6-7 Questions and Vocabulary Obj. 1. Infer the plot and setting from a still picture. 2. Describe the internal and external conflicts in the novel Rumble Fish.
4 Short Answer Study Questions Rumble Fish Chapters 6 & 7 1. What happened to Rusty-James at school? How did he feel about it? 2. What happened when Rusty-James saw Patty at the bus stop? How did he feel about it? 3. Describe the scene between Rusty-James and the Motorcycle Boy in the drugstore. 4. What was it about the Motorcycle Boy that scared Rusty-James? 5. How did Rusty-James feel about the city? 6. Why didn't the Motorcycle Boy drink alcohol? 7. What happened when they went into the movie theater? 8. What did the Motorcycle Boy tell Rusty-James while they were walking along? How did Rusty-James react to the news? Chapters 8 & 9 1. How did Rusty-James describe the feeling when the black guy hit him? 2. How was Rusty-James saved? 3. What did the Motorcycle Boy say about the gangs? 4. The Motorcycle Boy said Rusty-James had one vice. What was it? 5. What scared Steve and Rusty-James about the Motorcycle Boy? 6. Describe what happened at Steve's house. 7. What did Rusty-James tell Steve he wanted the two of them to do? What was Steve's reply? 8. How did Rusty-James react to Steve's answer? 9. What did Steve say next to Rusty-James? How did Rusty-James react? How did the discussion end? Chapters Why did Rusty-James say he liked telling about the things that happened? 2. Describe the scene between Smokey and Rusty-James at Benny's. 3. Why did Smokey say he would be president if there were still gangs? How did Rusty-James react? 4. Where was the Motorcycle Boy, and what was he doing? What did he say to Rusty-James? 5. The Motorcycle Boy said he was sorry about something. What was it? 6. Describe the discussion between Rusty-James and his father about his mother and the Motorcycle Boy. 7. Where did Rusty-James and the Motorcycle Boy go that night? What happened? 8. What happened to Rusty-James? 9. Was Rusty-James planning to meet Steve for dinner? What was his reason? 14
5 Vocabulary Worksheets Rumble Fish Chapters 6 & 7 Part I: Using Prior Knowledge and Context Clues Below are the sentences in which the vocabulary words appear in the text. Read the sentence. Use any clues you can find in the sentence combined with your prior knowledge, and write what you think the underlined words mean on the lines provided. 1. "We have decided that we can no longer tolerate your kind of behavior." 2. "The alternative is the Youth Detention Center." 3. Then, when she went stalking on down the street, her hair bouncing on her shoulders, her head up. a tough, sweet little chick, I thought of how I wouldn't be going over to her house to watch TV anymore. 4. "I'd just as soon stay a neighborhood novelty, if it's all the same to you." 5. I really thought that was funny, and I laughed, but Steve glared at him--a rabbit scowling at a panther. 6. "She abandoned me eventually, and they took me back to the old man." 7. "She abandoned me eventually, and they took me back to the old man." 40
6 Vocabulary Worksheets Rumble Fish 8. Steve looked at me dazedly and said, "Is this real? Is this real?" and seemed terrified when he realized he wasn't dreaming. 9. Everything was throbbing with noise and music and energy. Part II: Determining the Meaning Match the vocabulary words to their dictionary definitions. 1. tolerate A. confused 2. alternative B. looking angry by lowering the eyebrows 3. stalking C. choice 4. novelty D. aching 5. scowling E. finally 6. abandoned F. new and unusual thing 7. eventually G. deserted; left 8. dazedly H. walking in an angry manner 9. throbbing I. permit; endure 41
7 Mr. Kochis 7 th Grade Reading 3/8/18 - Day 5 ATB: Country of the Week Ireland Answer the multiple choice questions. When you are done check your answers with the link below. 1. Identify where Ireland would be on the map below. Geography The National Museum of Ireland in, Ireland's capital, is worth multiple visits, thanks to an archaeological collection that provides an excellent background for a visit to Ireland. Bronze Age gold jewelry dug up during turf cutting, Viking swords and medieval farming tools are all on display in this handsomely decorated Palladian structure that dates to A. Belfast B. Bern C. Birmingham D. Dublin
8 Religion Ireland was long a bastion of conservatism, a place where pedestrians might tip their hats and hop off the footpath when a priest walked past. But economic and technological changes helped propel a shift in attitudes that accelerated with the unfolding of farreaching abuse scandals in the 1990s. A. Anglican B. Baptist C. Lutheran D. Roman Catholic History The biggest battle in Irish history was the, fought just west of Drogheda in 1690 between King James II of England, who had been deposed and was attempting to regain his kingdom, and William of Orange, the Dutch choice of English Protestants. A. Battle of Blenheim B. Battle of Lepanto C. Battle of the Boyne D. Battle of Tours Geography Travelers who fly in and out of the capital often overlook, Ireland s second city, but this southern settlement is well worth a full weekend of its own. While the rebel city is famously proud of its Irish heritage, these days you ll also find Asian, African and Middle Eastern outposts popping up along the River Lee. A. Cork B. Manchester C. Marseille D. Rotterdam
9 Activities: 1. Type 1 Answer in one paragraph. Which character do you think matches your personality the best: Rusty James, Motorcycle Boy or Steve Hayes? Explain why. Remember CAPES! Answer in google classroom. 2. Read Rumble Fish Chapters 6-7 and complete Chapter Questions and Vocabulary. Quiz Monday Obj. 1. Explain what happened to the mother of Rusty James and the Motorcycle Boy. 2. Describe the internal and external conflicts in the novel Rumble Fish.
10 Mr. Kochis-7 th Grade Reading 3/9/18 Day 1 ATB: Word of the Day Copy the definition of the word below and answer the multiple choice question. audacious \ ȯ-ˈdā-shəs \ adjective 1. disposed to venture or take risks 2. unrestrained by convention or propriety 3. invulnerable to fear or intimidation Devastated by the loss of its people and its places, Haiti stands on the precipice of losing something more precious as audacious as that sounds amid all this death because it is transcendent. Source: New York Times In this sentence, audacious means: A. theoretical B. contributing C. staunch D. brazen Activities: 1. Favorite Poem Project Go to the website below to view the list and videos of peoples favorite poems Poetry Song Flocabulary Complete the lyric sheet (Terms: alliteration, figurative, haiku, language, limerick, metaphor, onomatopoeia, personified, poetry, prose, scheme, simile, sonnet, syllable, rhyme, verse)
11 3. Poetry Notes Use the poetry note sheet and take notes on the information under each lyric. Obj. 1. Write a definition for poetry. 2. Explain the difference between prose and poetry.
12 What is Poetry? "Picking Words for the Sound and the Meaning" "Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquility. Wordsworth! Yes? Thanks for the intro we'll take it from here. What's going on? What's 1.? Here's what I've found, It's when you've written and are spitting words for their meaning and sound, Poems, they pack an emotional punch, Whether a 2., a 3. or a 4. for fun, Some poetry has a super strict form But it could be formless and be a super slick poem. A poem written in verse you'll find, Most have meter and many have rhyme. What's5.? It's the opposite of poetry, It's straightforward like a newspaper story see? Prose has rules to be grammatical But with poems, rules go on sabbatical. You can do whatever you dream Cool Runnings, And drop capitals like e.e. cummings, And break grammatical rules with abandon, Tell Keats and Yeats you're coming for the canon. Poetry picking words for their sound, And the meaning, when they're written everyone'll gather 'round, Poetry kickin' over what's literal, And getting figurative with any lil' 6. x2 Want some Figurative language? The choice is yours, And like umpires now you know the score, goes beyond literal meaning. Using 9. and metaphors and even Appealing to the fives senses, that's imagery. Now let's compare prose to some poetry: "Fog appeared in the harbor and city." That's some pretty simple prose, you get me? Carl Sandburg's poem has figures of speech: The fog comes on little cat feet That's a 10. about the paws of a kitty, Who, sits looking over the harbor and city.
13 Now fog doesn't really 'look' 'cause it's not alive, But the poet got creative, yeah, he 11.. Yeah, Sandburg's expressive language shines, So read and writes poems, it'll blow your mind, let's do! Poetry picking words for their sound, And the meaning, when they're written everyone'll gather 'round, Poetry kickin' over what's literal, And getting figurative with any lil' syllable x2 Poets often use a sound device, Like rhyming when some words sound alike. You can use rhyme in a That's a pattern of rhymes at the end of each line, see. It could be ABAB, Or AABB, or many others, do you see? But you don't have to rhyme in your composition, You could write in free 14. (see what I did there?) 15. is another sound device, Just repeat first consonants, that'll sound nice. Like Rise up for you the flag is flung, Some alliteration fr-from Walt Whitman. And lastly, let's hit up 16., When the sound of the word gives a clue about its meaning. Rumble and rattle sound like echoes from a yell, Like It rumbled through the valley; it rattled in the dell. Poetry picking words for their sound, And the meaning, when they're written everyone'll gather 'round, Poetry kickin' over what's literal, And getting figurative with any lil' syllable x2 Impressive. It occurs to me your rap songs could be considered poetry...striking resemblances! Well, with that, I must bid you adieu and return to the netherworld.
14 Name Date e What is Poetry? "Picking Words for the Sound and the Meaning" Learn more about this topic! Each section gives more detail on one of the lyrics from the song. Read each section, and then respond by answering the question or taking notes on key ideas. Lyric: a haiku, a sonnet or a limerick for fun Notes Title page from 1609 publication of Shakespeare's sonnets A poetic form is a type of poem with specific rules for rhyme, rhythm and/or subject matter. Two poetic forms are haikus and sonnet s. s A haiku is a traditional Japanese poetic form. It consists of three unrhymed lines with specific syllable counts: five syllables in the first line, seven syllables in the second and five in the third. Haikus are often about nature and the seasons. A sonnet is a 14-line poem with a set rhyme scheme and a particular syllable pattern called iambic pentameter. Different types of sonnets have different rhyme schemes. An English, or Shakespearean, sonnet usually follows the rhyme scheme of: ABABCDCDEFEFGG. The final two lines, a couplet, summarize the main idea of the poem. Lyric: A poem written in verse you'll find, Most have meter and many have rhyme. What's prose? It's the opposite of poetry Notes Portrait of Charles Baudelaire Sometimes you can tell right away that you re looking at a poem. How? Because the lines will break before they reach the right margin of the page, forming verses. A verse is a single line of poetry. It may be a full sentence or just a phrase. A stanza is like a poem s paragraph; it is a group of verses bound together to form one section of a poem. Stanzas are separated by a line of space and are sometimes numbered. 1
15 Lyric: Want some Figurative language? The choice is yours Notes The moon is not a real person. When you use figurative language, you say or write something in a creative way. Your writing goes beyond the literal meaning of your words. Met aphor and simile are two types of figurative language. Both use comparisons. A simile compares two things that are alike in some way using the words like or as. Metaphors do not use the words like or as and instead suggest that one thing is the other. Writers use personificat ion when they give a human quality to something nonhuman. Lyric: It could be ABAB, Or AABB, or many others, do you see Notes Poetry can take many different forms. A rhyme scheme is the pattern of rhyming lines in a poem. We can describe rhyme scheme using letters to indicate different rhymes. Imagine a four-line poem, or quatrain. If every line rhymed, we d say this poem had a rhyme scheme of AAAA. If every other line rhymed, the rhyme scheme would be ABAB. ABAC would mean only lines 1 and 3 rhymed. Lyric: You could write in free verse (see what I did there?) Notes Photograph of American poet, Carl Sandberg A poem that doesn t follow specific rules for rhythm or rhyme is written in free verse. What makes a piece of writing a poem if it has no rhyme or rhythm? For a start, it is written in verse instead of in prose. But beyond that, the language is rich with imagery and poetic devices, including personification and metaphor. 2
16 Lyric: another sound device Notes Drawing of a slippery snake A sound device is a tool poets use to express meaning through the sound of their words. Alliteration ion and onomat opoeia are two sound devices, but there are others. Allit erat ion is the repetition of the first consonant sounds of words. Onomat opoeia is a word that imitates the sound that it s describing, like clang or sizzle. 3
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