Friday, October 12, 2018
First, we will review the figurative language definitions and examples.
Then, you will look up the definitions for part one of Beowulf. 

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Vocabulary for Beowulf Part 1

Due Tuesday: Look up definitions at ldoceonline.com Due Wednesday: Finish the Show Me You Know Sentences.

1 = I have never heard of it.  2 = I kind of know what it means.  3 = I know it. 4 = I could teach it to the class.

	Before	After	Part of speech and definition  (Due Tuesday)
fen
sentinel/ sentry
vengeance
tribute			#3
conscience
inquisitive
cultivate			#3
indomitable
stifle			#3
uncouth
culprit
unwavering

When done with definitions, you can practice at Quizlet (link). Today we begin Beowulf.  While reading chapter 1, we locate the figurative language.  After completing the chapter, we will complete a left-side activity