Hon. Am. Lit Tuesday/Wednesday Oct. 17-18
Objectives/Essential Question: Can You…
RL.1/RL.2/RL.3/RL.4- Cite text to support theme, characterization and tone/word impact.
Agenda:
DOL-- RYTO3 AAAWWUBBIS 2 sentences
After As Although
When While If
Until Because Before Since-----
Since I wrote this
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, [Comma]
,
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Independent clause (sentence)
I know exactly what I meant.
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•PUT YOUR LIBRARY BOOK ON YOUR DESK
•Assessments- round 2 (RED PEN EDIT) (10 Min)
Quotes. Tag lines. Code half of your response
•“This is the End… my gentle friend” Any Doors fans out there? Gatsby 8-9, Mice and Men 5-6, N2Wild 16-Epilogue
On a piece of paper respond to the following questions:
- How does your story end?
- What loose ends get tied up?
- What issues are still left hanging?
- What did you want to know more about?
- Any particular passages that stand out in your ending?
- Share with like-minded people
ASSESSMENT THURSDAY/FRIDAY (RL.1/RL.2)
•Work on Multi-Genre project
- Write a recipe for the perfect ending to a story (note- this is about endings, not necessarily about the Am. Dream). See sample on handout
- Is there anything your character wished they had prior to the ending? Craft a want ad for this item. See sample on handout
- Or...let’s say that your ending never happened. What job would your protagonist be interested in applying for? See sample on handout
- Or...let’s say America needs a card from you. Design a greetings card for America--something to help her celebrate, to cheer her up, or to sympathize with her sorrow.
Homework:
Multi-genre work
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