1. Bell-ringer
2. Gang Articles
3. Grammar Activities
Bell-ringer:
Directions- write
the quote and then answer the questions that follow.
“It is better to
remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all
doubt.” Mark Twain
1) What does Mark Twain mean?
2) Do you agree with him?
3) What is something you can do to keep
yourself from saying foolish things?
Gang Articles
Directions:
1. Choose one (block must do both) of the articles below to read.
2. After selecting the article, click on the link beside it and read the entire article.
3. After reading the article, answer the questions that follow on your own sheet of paper.
4. Your answers must be complete sentences
A Troubled Teenager at Odds with Life in the Bronx--click here
In Prosecution of Gang, a Chilling Adversary: The Code of the Streets-- click here
Grammar Activities
Directions: Complete the grammar activities in the order that they appear.
2. Fragments
3. Commas
4. Subject-Verb Agreement
Vocabulary Sqaures
If you finish all of the work above, you may work on vocabulary squares--click here.
Vocabulary Sqaures
If you finish all of the work above, you may work on vocabulary squares--click here.
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