* Answer the Character, Plot, Authors Craft, and Inference questions on the side of the article. There are a total of 9 questions!
* You need to write the question, and then
write down your response.
* Answer the EQ-this is your 10th Q
*Essential Question: How does the
main characters attitude about the
future change over the course of the story?
*My Checklist (Day 2)- On Turning 10
*Lets make sure our Dear Future work is completed
(all ten questions answered)
*In the same Daily Spark section, title a new page On Turning 10 *You DO NOT need to write down the questions you are about to see, but need to practice completed sentences.
* Technically, the voice of our poem could be a girl or boy,
lets just say it is a boy to make things easy.
* On the top of your page make sure you label
these notes Stanza 1
* 1)Locate the simile and write it down. (Look
up in your notes what a simile is if you dont remember)
* 2)What are the three examples of how he feels
he is coming down with something?
* 3)In your own words, explain how turning 10
makes the speaker feel.
* Now label this section of notes Stanza 2
* 1)In two sentences, summarize what the
speakers description of his childhood was like
between ages 1 through 9.
* 2)When the speaker says he was certain people
when he was younger, and that he could become invisible, what does he mean? Was he really those people? Could he actually become invisible?
* Label this section Stanza 3
* 1)What two objects does the speaker look out his window and see?
* 2)What are the two things that are happening
now that never happened when he was younger?
* 3)Write as many verbs that you see in this
entire stanza. What do they have in common?
What kind of activity do they describe?
* 4)Why do you think the speaker describes the
two objects in particular?
* Label this section Stanza 4
* 1) (Fill in the blank) Age 10 is at the beginning of?
* 2)Write one thing that is associated with childhood
from this stanza.
* 3)What does the speaker say it is time for him to
do?
4)The speaker says that turning age 10 is at the
beginning of something, and at the end of something. What is it? Use your own words to explain.
* Label this section of notes Stanza 5
* 1)Write the things the speaker says are true about himself when he was younger.
* 2)What does the speaker say happens to him when he falls upon the sidewalks of life?
* 3)Why do you think he says the sidewalks of life? How does
adding of life to that phrase make it better or more descriptive?
* 4)End of Poem Question- How does the speaker feel about