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Addison Mindas and Savannah Panebianco What We Learned in Marking…

- - - - Genre- Historical Fiction
        
        This book won the 1977 Newberry Medal Award
    - - Objective Summary- A black family living in Mississippi in the year 1933, has their own land. Their land was passed down to them from generations and because of it, they face a lot of racial issues.
  - - - Born in New York
        
        Died- September 25,1991
        
        Died Philadelphia
        
        She led a strike with her African American friends for the inequality of segregated schools.
  - - - Mother to Son
        
        A Dream Fulfilled
        
        I, to Sing America
        
        Born- February 1,1902
        
        Born in Joplin, Missouri
        
        Died- May 22,1967
        
        Died in New York
        
        Langston Hughes was an American poet, novelist, and playwright whose African American themes made him a primary contributor to the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s.
- - - - Gerund Example- Jumping out of a perfectly good airplane is insane!
  - - - Past Participles use ed Example- We (walked) slowly on the beach
    - - Misplaced- A phrase or clause placed awkwardly in a sentence so that it appears to be modify
      - Dangling- When a modifer has no target word to descirbe in a sentence
- - - - Transitions
        
        Ex:
        -Ultimately,
        -First,
        -After,
        
        Ex Sentence: (First,) I opened the fridge.
        
        Vocabualry
        
        Examples of Vocab: Rile, Feign, Glint, Malevolent(etc.)
      - Punctuation
        
        Periods, Exclamation Point, Question Mark(etc.)
  - - - Text/Videos have a purpose
        
        Research Simulation Essay- A essay on videos or texts of what the purpose is.
        
        Literary Analysis Essay- an assignment that examines and evaluates a work of literature or a given aspect of a specific literary piece.
  - - - Article: "Stomp Out Bullying"
        
        The article “Stomp Out Bullying” by Jennifer Dignan shows why bullying is a problem and how it can be solved. The article discusses how one out of four teens is bullied. In fact, many schools and organizations have established anti-bullying programs to address this problem. To help stop bullying, students should speak up when they are bullied or when they see bullying happen.
- - - - Examples:
        Literary Terms-
        Characterization-how a character is developed through thoughts, actions, and dialogue
        Conflict- struggle between two opposing forces
  - - - I cant wait until get my sister´s castoffs when she leaves for college!
  - - - Verbal-n. word or phrases formed from a VERB that now acts as something else
        
        Clarify-v. to make clear or understand
        
        Cognizant- adj. having knowledge or being aware of
        
        Headings and sub-headings further clarify the structure of the article.
        
        I'm cognizant of the fact that your client has tried to pay the debt.
  - - - Bigotry used in a sentence:
        Funding church schools is foolishly promoting bigotry and intolerance.
        
        Boycott-(1) v. to join with others in refusing to deal with a person, organization, or for people to make a protest(2)n. the process or an instance of boycotting
        
        Boycott used in a sentence: People were urged to boycott the country's products.
- - - - definite articular- indicates something specific
        
        Verbals
        
        Verble- A word or words functioning as a verb