Friday, October 25, 2019

October 25, 2019

Periods 1 and 2:
Text: "America and I" (see Classroom OR yesterday's blog for the PDF)
Objective: Analyze central ideas within a text.

Notes: Click here to access Notebook tasks. (Below)

Directions:
  1. Read the remainder of the text (paragraph 50 on.
  2. Note paragraphs or sections where the following topics seem relevant. (You can place your notes in the box below)
  3. You will find four partners (when prompted) and write their names. You should have each other’s names in the same color box.
  4. Meet and discuss.
  5. Rotate as prompted.
  6. Reflect
Importance of Setting
Bias / Stereotypes
Partner:
Partner:


Expectations Vs. Reality
Speaker Changes Over Time
Partner:
Partner:



What can be learned from Yezierska’s experience? (3-5 sentences)


If you are absent, you can complete this task independently.

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Periods 3 and 4:
Text: Fahrenheit 451, pages 31-41
Objective: Identify emerging themes, discuss the importance of significant events on the development of a character.

To begin class, you were asked to come up with ONE word/idea that is important in Fahrenheit 451 (for example, power). Then, your group/table passed that along to the next table who sought to answer the question: "What does this story say about ________ (power)?" or "What do you think Bradbury is trying to tell us about ________ (power)?"

Discussing the emerging themes will help us track the development of them as we read on.


After, we read/discussed pages 31-41.

There is NO TASK for your notebook today, but you should read and pay attention to these questions. Also, make sure you are taking notes / catching up if you are absent.
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Period 6:
Text: The Pearl, Chapter 3
Objective: Analyze personification / make inferences

Did you read? Quiz on chapter three first thing this period!

After...

Review the following Slides.
Choose ONE of the activities to complete - either the personification of the town OR the doctor's visit (inferences). Do NOT do both. Make sure ONLY ONE is in your notebook and table of contents. See my changes to the table of contents HERE. Notice October 23.

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