I can...
- analyze critical elements of an expository essay
- view and assess Proficient Expository Essays
- discuss and review homophones
- unpack and brainstorm expository essay prompts
Opening:
1. Stickers for Wall Chart - Independent Reading/Book Log
2. With a partner, work through the key similarities and differences between a Four, a Three, a Two and a One.
Work Period:
3. Expository Essay Gallery Walk...
- What types of examples are used?
- Self
- Literature, Film and History
- World and Society
4. Quick Grammar Review:
- With a partner, determine the difference between the following homophones:
- there, their, they're
- your, you're
- hear, here
- where, wear, we're
- to, too
- Write a sentences that demonstrate the difference in meaning for each set of homophones.
Closing:
5. Unpack the Expository Prompts provided to you.
- Minimum expectation:
- Turn EVERY prompt into a question
- brainstorm TWO topics
- circle maps
- bubble maps
- multi-flow
- tree map
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