Welcome back! If you dont remember how we begin class here is a
reminder: please grab your composition books and begin your bell work, on the next slide, when the bell rings Remember! Dont forget to put the date! DOL soccer is different than american football in several ways the shape of the ball the parts of the body used in play and the position of goals on the field Errors include: prepositional usage: preposition indicates a relationship between a noun or pronoun and other parts of the sentence in this case things differ from, not than proper adjective: proper words need capitalization colon: create a list comma: breaks up a series of things 7 errors total Correct Sentence Soccer is different from American football in several ways: the shape of the ball, the parts of the body used in play, and the position of the goals on the field. Do you like where you sit? Happy new quarter! That means a new seating chart! You may apply for a seat in this class (meaning you may request where you would like to sit). Your application must be a short expository essay explaining to me why the seat you chose is the best. This is not argumentative so you should not be trying to convince me! You must pick at least one seat (a seating chart with the desks numbered will be on the next slide). If you have multiple options make it clear which is your first choice, second, etc. Seating chart Teacher Desk 1 5 11 17 23 29 2 6 12 18 24 7 13 19 25 30 10 4 9 3 8 16 15 14 22 21 20 28 27 26 33 32 31 Unit 3: The Politics of Food How can you tailor your writing based on your audience and task in an expository essay? In this Unit we will be reading two articles At the end of our Unit we will be writing an essay The two articles you will be reading ten years apart similar concerns Berry -> individual, believes you agree Pollan -> assumes reader is against him Before you read Before we begin reading the articles, think about how much sugar, fried foods, meat, fish, fresh vegetables, fruit, etc., that you eat daily. Read all of the prompts first 1. To what extent do advertisers influence your choices? 2. Evaluate your own dietary habits and discuss whether and in what ways you should change your diet. 3. Consider what you know about the food you eat, where it comes from, its quality, and so forth. How much do you know about your food? 4. Think about the amount of time and the quality of that time that you spend eating. Do you drive and eat? Do you stand or walk while eating? Discuss how often you sit and enjoy the food that you eat. now choose one to respond to. You will have five minutes to write use the full time.