A Kind of Grace- Day 1Essential QuestionsWhat is propaganda and what are the persuasive techniques used in propaganda?How can a K-W-L chart help you to understand the story better?

A Kind of Grace- Day 1Teacher Read Aloud-Building Background TM 453A Nellie Bly and the Power of the PressHow can someone use the power of the pen to affect people?Was Erasmus Wilsons newspaper column an example of propaganda about a womens role in society? Why or why not?Bly used her articles to expose problems in society. What effect did her articles have on people?

A Kind of Grace- Day 1Comprehension SkillPropaganda- information or ideas used to influence how people think or act and that it often contains techniques such as overgeneralization, testimonial, bandwagon, transfer, and faulty cause and effect.

Instruction- Teaching Master ES5-2Guided Practice- Practice Master ES5-2

A Kind of Grace- Day 2Spelling- final endingsFinal /iz/ can be spelled ise or ize ( advertise, realize) Final /iv/ is often spelled with ive ( Active, passive) Final /ij/ is often spelled age ( usage)Final /ik/ is often spelled ic (scientific)Final /cher/ is often spelled ture (signature)Final /es/ is often spelled ous (nervous)

A Kind of Grace- Day 2Vocabulary- place in your Language Arts Journalconditioning- actions done for the purpose of becoming more physically fit.consoling- comforting someonediscouraged- a low mood because of a disappointmentendurance- the ability to keep going without giving in to the stress or fatiguesessions- gatherings held for a special purposesprints- short races run at top speedsquad- a small group of people organized for an activityunconventional- out of the ordinary

A Kind of Grace- Day 2K-W-L Chart