Objectives
A> For your character
i. Capture 2-3 critical qualities
ii. Provide brief background from story
B> Themes
i. Identify and discuss two or three ideas/themes that would concern this character
ii. Debate these themes with three characters from other books
C> For extra fun--but required...
i. Reject three characters in some way
ii. And explain one other cool and creative thing you did
Anything that isn't obvious on your page will need to be explained in writing. (Set this up as bullet points "B> i.") For example, if you include a clever picture to illustrate a key quality of your character, you'll need to explain it sos that I don't get to confuzed. You will also need to tell me where to look for character interactions.
Friday, June 6, 2008
Monday, June 2, 2008
Q4 & summer recs
Use the following format to complete this journal:
Q4 Outside Reading: (Title)
Author:
Review: (4-5 sentences; give genre, best and/or worst qualities, and your rating 1-5 w/five as MUST read no matter what)
Summer Recs: (list three books and authors that you'd suggest for summer reading; provide a sentence or two to sell the book)
Q4 Outside Reading: (Title)
Author:
Review: (4-5 sentences; give genre, best and/or worst qualities, and your rating 1-5 w/five as MUST read no matter what)
Summer Recs: (list three books and authors that you'd suggest for summer reading; provide a sentence or two to sell the book)
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Friday, March 21, 2008
Friday, March 14, 2008
God Of Small Things Study Guide
For each reading assignment, one team will be responsible for posting 4 things:
1. Two vocabulary words and definitions
2. One link that illuminates some aspect of the story that we don't all know about (specific aspects of the setting; political movements; religious references)
3. Two really great quotations from the reading.
4. Two interpretive questions that the reading leaves you with.
1. Two vocabulary words and definitions
2. One link that illuminates some aspect of the story that we don't all know about (specific aspects of the setting; political movements; religious references)
3. Two really great quotations from the reading.
4. Two interpretive questions that the reading leaves you with.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Speech deadline
So it'll work just as we discussed today in class. Anyone who wants to volunteer to go on Tuesday or Wednesday can go, otherwise you can wait until Friday. We'll finish any remaining speeches the week after. Happy three day weekend.
Please pass this along to anyone you know in my other tenth grade classes.
Please pass this along to anyone you know in my other tenth grade classes.
Friday, January 4, 2008
Vocab Post Speech (Bercovitch - Lee, B)
We need to take a quiz on these words, but let's plan on doing that AFTER the soph speeches. That will be a longer list to study, but it seems preferable to focus on the speech. Let me know if you'd rather take the quiz during the speeches.
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