AE - L6 U12 L7

teacher tips

narrativeconflict and compromise

reported speech

Grammar review

reading review

allergic, selection, gluten, dairy, stunning, action, rescue,set, stage, dessert, secluded, amenities, starving, vegetarian, blush, melt, complain, groan, mutter, frown, point out, shocked, nod, mention

vocabulary review

word work review

dialoguedialogue tags

Conflicts and Resolutions

Level 6 Unit 12 Lesson 7

Poem title

A friend told me once that another friend was mad,And I didn't understand why.Then the other friend said the that the first friend was sad,And only wanted to cry.A different friend whispered that I was being mean,'Cuz I didn't try to help.But with all these rumors told by all these teens,All I can say is, "Welp."

Friends?

word work

whisper shoutreply askstate ramblestutter assert

The student and the teacher

vocabulary

400 points

shocked

stunning

starving

allergic

amenity

dairy

selection

gluten

complain

point out

mutter

groan

melt

vegetarian

dessert

stage

400 points

nouns

100 points

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400 points

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nouns

300 points

Make a sentence with the word to get the points

400 points

verbs

200 points

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100 points

adjectives

100 points

infer

What could a vegetarian complain about?

reading

Prereading

Friends

“Hi guys,” Kadie shouted when she saw her friends waiting on the street corner. “I hope you haven’t been waiting long, the bus took forever.” Elliot replied, “I just got here myself. The train was packed, too.” Penny gave her friend a quick hug and then said. “I’m starving. Where should we go to eat.” Elliot immediately suggested, “Let’s go to Handy’s Hamburger Hut, I would love to have a hamburger right now.”

Kadie shook her head, “That’s not a great idea. They don’t have anything without meat.” Elliot stammered, “That’s- that’s right, Kadie, I- I am- I’m sorry. I forgot you are a vegetarian.” "What about Riso’s Rice?” Penny suggested. “Rice doesn’t have gluten, so I can eat it, and they have lots of rice dishes without meat.” This time Elliot shook his head.

“I really, really hate rice,” he stated. “If there is nothing else, I will go there and eat the lettuce bowl, but I would prefer not to.” “We don’t want you to eat something you don’t like,” Penny asserted quickly. “I’m sure there is another option that we will all enjoy.” “What about Sal’s Diner?” Kadie suggested.

"I hate Sal's Diner!" Penny shouted. "The rice is bland and the vegetables are raw." "You are just being difficult," stated Elliot. "Sal's Diner is a great place." "If you like it so much, you can go there without me," Penny replied. "Fine," Kadie shouted. "You are such a baby!"

Conflict

Penny finally agreed to go to Sal's Diner and she did enjoy her meal. Once they were finished, they had to decide where to go next. “I really need to buy some new shoes,” Penny said. “Let’s go to the Strand.” “The Strand is so crowded on Saturdays,” Kadie complained. “I was really hoping to walk somewhere quiet and calm.” "We always have to do what you want," Penny said angrily. "I want to buy shoes. I'm going to the Strand to go shopping."

Elliot complained. “I really wanted to hear the new band that’s playing on the River Walk. I don't want to go shopping." "I refuse to go to the River Walk," Kadie asserted. "It is way too noisy there." The three stared angrily at each other with their arms crossed. No one was willing to compromise, so they ended up walking in opposite directions.

Compromise

Connect

grammar

He said that he would be there the following Tuesday.

I will be right here next Tuesday!

Reported Speech

Reported Speechused to tell what someone else said previously.She said that she was happy.

Reported Speechhas to change the markersthis - thathere - there

Reported Speechhas to change the markersanything in the future uses '*(the) following"

Reported Speechhas to change the markersanything in the future uses '*(the) following"

My friend whispered to her boyfriend that I was mean to her every day that week.My friend said that I was stealing from her all the time.My friend said that I wanted to steal her boyfriend.My friend told me she didn't want to see me the following week at all.

You're Not my Friend

Reported Speechhas to change the markersanything in the future uses 'following'anything in the past uses'previous (to)'

Kadie and Elliot refuse to speak to each other. Help them solve their problems

Go Betweens

Wrap up

Why are friends important?

analyse

extension

Proofread your story and make sure that nothing is missing.

Next class you will present your story

review

grammar

reading

vocabulary

word work

Poem

Can you use reported speech?

Can you discuss ways to resolve conflict?

Do you know all of the vocabulary words?

Can you use dialogue tags?

Can you talk about the elements of the poem?

Goodbye!