Make sure you have 15 vocabulary words all together
WRITING ASSIGNMENT (due Mon. March 4)
Write a three paragraph composition discussing the pros and cons of technology. You may use examples from your personal life, school and society. You may focus on just one of the three, or all three. It is better if you can focus more (one type of technology?)
You may refer to "The Veldt"
Make sure you look at your Editing Checklist, your Writing Improvements and the feedback for the class.
Thursday, February 28, 2019
Wednesday, February 27, 2019
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
Eng. 11 - Feb. 26
Make sure your questions for "1955" are completed.
SHORT STORY PRESENTATIONS: Mon., March 11 and Tues. March 12
SIGHT READING TEST: We. March 13
CONTENT TEST: Thurs. March 14
SHORT STORY PRESENTATIONS: Mon., March 11 and Tues. March 12
SIGHT READING TEST: We. March 13
CONTENT TEST: Thurs. March 14
Eng. 9 - Feb. 26
Top 3 sentences for Setting and Atmosphere (p. 89)
Define SETTING and ATMOSPHERE
Read "The Veldt"
Define SETTING and ATMOSPHERE
Read "The Veldt"
Monday, February 25, 2019
Eng. 11 - Feb. 25
Read "1955" (You'll get time to work on questions tomorrow)
SHORT STORY PRESENTATIONS: Mon., March 11 and Tues. March 12
SIGHT READING TEST: We. March 13
CONTENT TEST: Thurs. March 14
SHORT STORY PRESENTATIONS: Mon., March 11 and Tues. March 12
SIGHT READING TEST: We. March 13
CONTENT TEST: Thurs. March 14
Friday, February 22, 2019
Eng. 9 - What to study for Short Story Test #1
Study the authors names and all the points for the stories: "Wish You Were Here," "The Father," "The Parsley Garden, and "The Witch"
Make sure you know the notes for The Story Experience, Plot and Conflict, Character, and Theme
Make sure you know how to define and apply the following terms: suspense, mystery, foreshadowing, character, round, flat, stereotype, static, dynamic, protagonist, antagonist, exposition, antecedent action, epiphany, character vs. character, character vs. self, character vs. environment, internal, external, theme
Make sure you know the notes for The Story Experience, Plot and Conflict, Character, and Theme
Make sure you know how to define and apply the following terms: suspense, mystery, foreshadowing, character, round, flat, stereotype, static, dynamic, protagonist, antagonist, exposition, antecedent action, epiphany, character vs. character, character vs. self, character vs. environment, internal, external, theme
Thursday, February 21, 2019
Eng. 11 - Feb. 21
Write a 5 paragraph, thesis-driven essay on the symbolism of "A
Serious Talk."
l What do these symbols say about Vera and Burt's relationship
l How do these symbols reveal theme
-3 or more symbols
-one symbol
-think of different ways to organize your essay
► Use your Writing Improvements sheet
► Use your Editing sheet
► Essay package
► Quote sheet
Serious Assignment
Write a five paragraph, thesis d riven essay on the symbolism in "A Serious Talk" by Raymond Carver
• Pay attention to the feedback I gave you from your last essay (Editing Sheets, Writing Improvements, Essay feedback)
• Go over Symbolism notes
• Make sure you have quotes to support your argument (integrate properly)
• Could write about just one symbol or more than one (think about what your points are going to be)
DO NOT LOOK AT THE INTERNET: higher marks go to those who support their original thinking
Due: Mon. Feb. 25
Serious Talk."
l What do these symbols say about Vera and Burt's relationship
l How do these symbols reveal theme
-3 or more symbols
-one symbol
-think of different ways to organize your essay
► Use your Writing Improvements sheet
► Use your Editing sheet
► Essay package
► Quote sheet
Serious Assignment
Write a five paragraph, thesis d riven essay on the symbolism in "A Serious Talk" by Raymond Carver
• Pay attention to the feedback I gave you from your last essay (Editing Sheets, Writing Improvements, Essay feedback)
• Go over Symbolism notes
• Make sure you have quotes to support your argument (integrate properly)
• Could write about just one symbol or more than one (think about what your points are going to be)
DO NOT LOOK AT THE INTERNET: higher marks go to those who support their original thinking
Due: Mon. Feb. 25
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Eng. 9 - Feb. 20
Have questions #1-5 for "The Witch" completed
Vocab - 10 in total
Booktalkers for Friday: block 2 - Reid, Emma, Rowan
Block 3 - Alex, Lochlan, Ella
Vocab - 10 in total
Booktalkers for Friday: block 2 - Reid, Emma, Rowan
Block 3 - Alex, Lochlan, Ella
Eng. 9 - Feb. 19
Top three sentences on THEME
Thematic statement for "Parsley Garden"
Read "The Witch"
SHORT STORIES TEST: Mon. Feb. 25
Thematic statement for "Parsley Garden"
Read "The Witch"
SHORT STORIES TEST: Mon. Feb. 25
Thursday, February 14, 2019
Wednesday, February 13, 2019
Monday, February 11, 2019
Friday, February 8, 2019
Eng. 9 - Feb. 8
Class Vocab, Top three sentences on PLOT and CONFLICT, define literary terms: conflict, character vs. character, character vs. self, character vs. environment
Thursday, February 7, 2019
Eng. 11 - Feb. 7
Write a five paragraph, thesis driven essay on the theme of "A Lady's Beaded Bag."
J Make sure you use quotes for support
J A good title
J First and last name
J Double space/
J Good grammar and punctuation
J Original thinking
Due: Monday, Feb. 11
J Make sure you use quotes for support
J A good title
J First and last name
J Double space/
J Good grammar and punctuation
J Original thinking
Due: Monday, Feb. 11
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Eng. 9 - Feb. 6
Literary devices of Feb. 5 & 6: character, flat, round, dynamic, static, stereotype, protagonist, antagonist, exposition, antecedent action
Tuesday, February 5, 2019
Eng. 11 - Feb. 5
Complete your debate chart for "A Lady's Beaded Bag" - Is the trashpicker sane? - Fill out both sides of the argument.
Complete all six questions.
Complete all six questions.
Monday, February 4, 2019
Eng. 9 - Feb. 4
Top 3 sentences on CHARACTER (p.58)
Read "The Father"
Have your composition: "Someone Changed" completed for Tues. 5
Vocab.
Booktalks
Read "The Father"
Have your composition: "Someone Changed" completed for Tues. 5
Vocab.
Booktalks
Friday, February 1, 2019
Eng. 9 - Feb. 1
3 paragraphs describing how your first impression of someone changed over time.
Use pen (not pencil), or type
Correct grammar
Interesting (draw reader in)
Organization
Double space
Due Tuesday, Feb. 5
Use pen (not pencil), or type
Correct grammar
Interesting (draw reader in)
Organization
Double space
Due Tuesday, Feb. 5
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