HJ6- List 5 health concerns at school.
HJ7- How does our society address health issues.
HJ8- In advertising, what grabs your attention? Have you ever seen a health claim that is too good to be true?
HJ9- How might your friends describe your personality? Your family? How would these differ?
HJ10- Whose opinion of you matters the most? Why?
J7-Write about the earliest memory you have.
J8- Describe someone you admire.
J9- List the top 10 foods you could eat the rest of your life.
J10- Write about the songs on your playlist?
J11- Discuss a horrific style trend.
Here is the power-point to brush up on feature articles:
Feature ArticlesHere is the list of feature article topics that we brainstormed:
Ideas for Feature ArticlesOnce you’ve gone over both of these you must choose a topic that you want to write your article on. Choose carefully. Pick something that interests you. Feature articles are in-depth and carefully researched.
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Journal: A10 Find own and summarize/respond.
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Go to the link below and read the feature profile on Shirley Temple:
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=481&sid=28677482
Then pull up the review sheet that we worked from on Tuesday. Can access it here:
http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/lesson_images/lesson987/Reader_ReviewerResponseSheet.pdf
…and answer all 12 questions on it for the Shirley Temple Profile. (This is to be done in journal, right underneath A10.)
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Next, finish up any peer reviews that need to be finished up.
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Then, go to:
http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/interactives/Printing_Press/
…and type up your profile in one of the NEWSPAPER templates. Do not print it. Save!
http://www.readwritethink.org/files/resources/lesson_images/lesson987/Reader_ReviewerResponseSheet.pdf
- Incentive- something that encourages somebody to action. Motivation.
- Contraband- illegal imports and exports; illegal trade.
- Inauspicious- promising failure or bad luck; discouraging.
- Adornment- embellishment, decoration. To enhance.
- Inscription– writing, dedication.
- Peddling- to sell goods; sometimes illegal things.
- Destitute– penniless; lacking necessities of life.
- Overseer– a person who directed the work of slaves on a plantation.
- Emancipation– to free from slavery.
- Meager– lacking in quantity or quality. Lean or thin.
- Perilous– full of danger or risk. Exposed to imminent risk of disaster or ruin.
- Abolitionist- a person in favor of abolishing (getting rid of) slavery.
- Derogatory – negative; condescending
- Slavery- a system based on enslaved labor; the state of being owned or dominated.
- Terrain – a piece of land or geographical area
- Underground railroad- A secret network of cooperation whereby slaves were helped to reach the North or Canada, where they could be free.
- Bounty hunter – people being paid to hunt for runaway, fugitive slaves and return them to their masters
- Plantation– an agricultural estate (large farm) cared for by laborers, usually slave laborers.
- Conscience – the sense or character that gives a person the feeling to do right or good
- Fugitive – people running away from something illegally
- Stamina – endurance
HJ1- List 5 things you do on a regular basis to stay healthy.
HJ2- Compare major causes of death today with the major causes of death in the past. 1 paragraph
HJ3- Describe how family members can influence one’s health.
HJ4- Of the six components of health, pick an area that you feel you have a strength in and explain why.
HJ5- How has health II affected your life so far. What, if any, changes have you implemented, or contemplated implementing?
