Announcements and Reminders:
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Today’s Agenda:
1. Individual Reading of your nonfiction book. (Reading: Informational Text Standard 10) An external text feature -- Glossary for The Trouble Begins at 8.doc A glossary is like a mini dictionary with words that are in the book -- words the reader might not understand without a little help. Does your book have a glossary? If not, you might want to collect (on your pink assignment sheet) words for your brochure. 2. Capitalization Mini-lesson -- with Mr. Hadley 3. Argument (English Language Arts Grade 7, Writing, Standard 1) B5 Argument Chart B6 Argument Chart B7 Argument Chart B8 Argument Chart
Activities:
Students will practice finding evidence by observation, and creating warrants to prove a connections between the evidence and a possible claim. Target: Students will support a claim with relevant evidence and logical reasoning. They will use words, phrases and clauses to clarify the relationship between evidence and reasons. (As a rule. . . . , or Generally when. . . . ) Standard W71b-d |
If you were absent: See above. See the handout file. Ask your group members about Queenie!
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Argument (English Language Arts Grade 7, Writing, Standard 1)
Additional Example
Claim: Ima Criminal robbed the Moneybags Community Bank on July 14, 2013.(Note: The following is only part of the evidence collected by police officers.)
Evidence (Data)
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Warrant (Rules and Explanations/Reasoning)
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1. The robber was wearing a black ski mask and a black ski
mask was found in the glove compartment of Ima’s car.
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As a rule, most people do not keep ski masks in their cars –
especially in July. ?
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2. An empty canvas bag marked Moneybags Community Bank was found in Ima’s washing machine.
The bank uses canvas bags
like this to transport money.
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As a rule, most people do not have canvas money bags from a bank in
their laundry, or even in their possession.
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3. Her
landlord reported that Ima was unable to pay her rent the day before the bank
robbery, and a real estate agent
testified that the day after the bank robbery Ima offered to pay cash for a
$300, 000 house.
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Generally
people do not change their financial status that quickly.
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Conclusion: Ima was likely involved in the robbery of the Moneybags Community Bank.
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Investigative Teams
B5
Adamson
Jenkins
Reinhold
Whitehead
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Condie
Jimenez
Shields
Sumsion
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Deans
Lambert
Walker, D.
Peyregne
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Eldredge
Madigan
Walker, A.
Burgos
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Epperson
Markle
Springer
Neibar
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Greenwood
Norton
Merrill
Cruz
Rasmussen
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Larson
Phillips
Warburton
Prieur
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Eagar
Wettstein
Baird
McClellan
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Investigative Teams
B6
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Anderson
Wilson
Daoheuang
Lott
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Ashcraft
Yerkes
Cook
Pellom
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Coleman
Taylor, E
Horne
Orr
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Demonja
Taylor, A
Gilbert
Susov
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Harper
Russell
Lewis
Goold
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Herzog
Zamorano
Tholstrom
Garner
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Rasmussen
Jolley
Vannarath
Eskelsen
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Investigative Teams
B7
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Annas
Paskett
Luke
Shaughnessy
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Arnson
Phillips
Farley
Baker
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Llewellyn
Larson
Wagner
Tanner
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Corbridge
Stratton
Murray
Zabriskie
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Davis
Johnson
Allred
Brems
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Edwards
Woolf
Fano
Flynn
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Horn
Roberts
Lambert
Sharp
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Hernandez
Knighton
Farnsworth
Williams
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Izatt
Keetch
Spainhower
Bishop
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Investigative Teams
B8
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Contino
Francom
Monson
Smith
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Dupaix
Smart
Merkley
Bentley
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Golding
Dickey
Moore
Griffin
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Tipps
Nelson
Farnsworth
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Hiatt
Sheppard
Wright
Hammond
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Knudson
Poulson
Bushman
Hall, L
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Manges
Hall, J
Winters
Nixon
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Mecham
Crabb
Jasper
Sabey
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Pack
Brems
Mitchell
Warren
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When you read nonfiction -- read smart!
External Text features are there to help you understand the text.
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External Text Features, Alphabetically