Homework: Read and do chapter report on Chapter 1 of Lord of the Flies. Prep for in-class essay tomorrow. Thursday: Memory Anthology #2.
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Homework: Prepare for Memory Anthology on Thursday, 2/28.
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Homework: Take notes on the article “Blame It on the Written Word,” and write a one-sentence statement of the article’s main point.
Work on Pearl essay revision — Due Monday
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Homework:
-Complete a rough draft on The Pearl Essay: five paragraphs arguing whether Kino and Juana are victorious or defeated at the end of the book.
-Complete I.R. Report 3 (3rd Period: Make sure to complete the Book Discussion on Anne Frank).
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Homework: Prepare for Memory Anthology #1. Fill out the Memory Anthology form. Prepare for Vocabulary Quiz 2. Look over this week’s words and last week’s words.
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Question of the Day: What is the difference between an abstract noun and a concrete noun?
Homework: Pearl Chapter 4, Revise composition using concrete nouns. Prep. for Thursday’s Memory Anthology.
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Homework: Read and do chapter report on Pearl Chapter 4. Do one-page write on single claim and premise. Both due Monday.
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Question of the Day: What is imagery?
Homework: Do chapter report on The Pearl, Chapter 2. Continue doing independent reading in Great Expectations or Anne Frank.
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Questions of the Day: What are the coordinating conjunctions? What are three questions you should ask when reading a poem?
Homework: Complete Chapter Report on Chapter 1 of The Pearl, and complete your brainstorming of at least 8 premises.
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9th Honors
Question of the Day: What is the rule on capitalization of languages and academic disciplines?
Homework: Write five claims. Identify and count up the errors in the passage on the back of the vocabulary sheet.
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