Define Normal: Chapter Titles

Pick two of the chapters that we've read so far, and give them appropriate titles. The titles should reflect what happens in the chapter. Please tell the chapter number first and then name it's title. Give a brief explanation as to why you chose the names for those chapters. Remember your initials or first name only!

This Year's Literature

What was your favorite piece of literature this year? It can be a novel or short story. Explain why you enjoyed it, and why you might recommend it to a friend. Remember to put your initials!

Define Normal Introduction

Just by looking at the book cover and reading the title, what do you think this book might be about, and why? Don't forget your initials!

Watson's Ending

Before we finish the book, I want you to come up with you own ending. Try to be creative in how you think the book might end. Discuss what may happen with each of the main characters.

Watson's Sensory Images

Please write one example of sensory imagery that you found in the book. Remember to include which sense it appealed to.

Watson's - Chapter Titles

Re-name the last chapter we read. Then give an explanation as to why you would have called it that. Make sure it relates to the chapter reading!

Watson's Comments

List one question AND two comments you've recorded in your journal (or on stickies) from the reading we've done so far.

Watson's Vocabulary

Please list 4 vocabulary terms that were not sure of as you were reading. Write what you thought the words meant (by using those great strategies you've learned), and then look them up in a dictionary to get the actual definition.

The Watsons Go to Birmingham

What do you think this book is going to be about?

Vocabulary Strategies

Jordan, Jillian and Justin--
I was just wondering if you have had any opportunities to try out the vocabulary strategies--Make a Personal Connection, Word Sorting, or Possible Sentences. Let me know how they are working. Hey, I have a few Possible Sentences for you. I look forward to your answers!

Is a conch delicate? Why or why not?

Can you show belligerance in an affectionate way? Why or why not?

Should you state a theorem in an inarticulate way? Why or why not?

Mrs. Witter