Your browser has JavaScript turned off. You will be able to view the contents of this web site if you turn JavaScript on. Open your browser preferences and enable JavaScript. You do not have to restart your browser or your computer after you enable JavaScript. Simply click the RELOAD button.

MastHead - Top Left Logo Image Faces in a circleStudent at ComputerStudents on stairs
Mrs. Juarez Home Page    Cross Middle School
ram
Home
Purpose of SEI
Favorite Links
Mrs. Juarez
Classroom Rules
Mrs. Juarez' Class Schedule
New to the U.S.A.?
New to Arizona?
Easy English Fun
4th Period
7th Period
8th Period
Harelson SEI
Grades
Calendar
7th Period - SEI : Academic English Reading
Amisatd


This Week's Unit: : "Amistad Rising"
"Amistad Rising" is a true historical account about Joseph Cinqué. In 1839 Joseph Cinqué is kidnapped by slave traders and sold at auction. He finds himself chained in the hull of a cramped ship, Amistad, with more than fifty other Africans--including a few children. Cinqué must do something. But what?
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
7th Period SEI learns English through vocabulary, reading, and reading comprehension.

Remember to practice your English everyday!!

And read, read, read!


Vocabulary:
1. abolitionist - person who wanted to stop slavery
2. captivity - the time when a person is held against their will
3. case - matter for a court of law to decide
4. defense - argument in favor of the person charged with a crime
5. deliberate - think over carefully to make a decision
6. illegal - against the law
7. legal - allowed by the law
8. prisoner - a person who is held against his will
9. slave trader - person who buys and sells people
10. slavery - practice of owning and controlling human beings






Grammar and Comprehension
Vocabulary practice
Story comprehension questions
Cause and Effect
Relative pronouns: that, who, whom, whose
Relative clauses: begins with a relative pronoun and tells more about the person or thing - Tappan was a man who believed slavery was wrong.
Complex sentences
Comparison chart- comparing characters


PowerPoint Vocabulary Quiz on Friday!