Week 5 2012-13

Week 5	Class Work	Homework
Monday Vocabulary Words Style Tone Diction Connotation Source Argument Claim Opinion Evidence Elaboration Credibility Intent/Purpose Loaded Language Sensory images Figurative language Anecdotes Emotional appeals Logical appeals	Read Jackie Robinson By Hank Aaron Pp. 37-39	Do Test Practice 1-7 (Write a 2- paragraph response for question 7).
Tuesday New Academic Vocabulary Allusions Anaphora (repetition of words at beginning of sentence) Articulate Enunciate Parallelism Metaphor Refrain Speech Ballad Rhythm Thyme Repetition Folk ballads Irony Dramatic Irony	Hip Hop Song on Figurative Language: http://blog.flocabulary.com/allusion/ Hip Hop Song on Figurative Language Read, Highlight and Annotate I have a Dream Speech by Martin Luther King, Jr. Listen to Speech http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smEqnnklfYs	Make flashcards of New Vocabulary Words New Academic Vocabulary Allusions-a reference to features of culture that people share-literature, religion, history, mythology, sports Anaphora -repetition of words at beginning of sentence Assonance-repetition of similar vowels sounds that are followed by consonant sounds. Articulate-Having or showing the ability to speak fluently and coherently. Enunciate-Say or pronounce clearly. Parallelism-repetition of words, phrases, or sentences that have the same grammatical structure or that state a similar idea. Parallelism or parallel structure helps make lines rhythmic and memorable and heightens their emotional effect. Metaphor- comparison without like or as Refrain-a phrase or stanza that is repeated throughout a work Speech- a spoken expression of ideas, opinions, etc., that is made by someone who is speaking in front of a group of people Rhythm-musical quality in language produced by repitition Rhyme-repitition of accented vowel sound, and all the sounds following them, in words that are close together in a poem. Repetition-the action of repeating something. ballads-a song that tells a story about love, death, betrayal ( folk ballads are composed by unknown singers and passed on for generations. Literary ballads are composed by known individuals are  written down in imitation of the old folk ballads). Irony- Dramatic Irony-a reader knows something the character does not.
Wednesday	Read Ballad Of Birmingham by Dudley Randall 214-217. Watch Video on student protests	Answer Reading Check Questions pp. 46 and Thinking Critically 1-3.
Thursday	Criteria for giving a speech Listen to Bill Clinton Nomination of Barack Obama Speech Listen to Barack Obama Speech	Outline Essay Prompt pp. 46 Evaluate the credibility of King’s argument. In your essay critique the relationship between generalizations and evidence. Also answer these questions: What was King’s intent with the speech? How does King’s intent affect the structure and tone of his speech? With what you have learned about How do the allusions to The Birmingham Church Bombing,
Friday	Begin Draft of Essay	Type Draft 1 Triple space Due Monday before class to Turnitin.com NO LATE PAPERS WILL BE ACCEPTED!

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smEqnnklfYsFigurative Language