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Monday, February 29, 2016
Sunday, February 28, 2016
Friday, February 26, 2016
Quiz, Poetry sweatshop
We did a quiz on ch. 14-16.
Then we did the poetry assignment below:
Poem on Poetry. After reading all the statements about poetry on the handout, begin thinking about your thoughts about poetry. (If you don't have the handout, just write a poem on how you feel about poetry) Write a poem about your thoughts on poetry. Begin on a lined piece of paper. Transfer your good copy onto the sheet with all the poetry statements on them. Give your sheet a splash of colour with illustrations and or drawings. Try to fill up most of the space on the page with your poem. Example PBJ
Reading poetry
is like eating a peanut butter
sandwich with too much
peanut
butter
It looks rich, like liquid chocolate, as the sweet
oily
mess
glops
out
the
sides
But then when you take your first bite
Everything
S e I z e s u p
I n
Y o u r
F a c e
And
then you look wistfully in the cupboard
At
the Can of Tuna
That is mocking you
Poem on Poetry. After reading all the statements about poetry on the handout, begin thinking about your thoughts about poetry. (If you don't have the handout, just write a poem on how you feel about poetry) Write a poem about your thoughts on poetry. Begin on a lined piece of paper. Transfer your good copy onto the sheet with all the poetry statements on them. Give your sheet a splash of colour with illustrations and or drawings. Try to fill up most of the space on the page with your poem. Example PBJ
That is mocking you
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Setting notes, Woodtick, Jackson Katz TedTalk
Students handed in their character paragraphs.
We reviewed our notes on character and plot.
We examined setting notes and did some group work on setting in The Lovely Bones
We looked at the poem Woodtick by Joy Kogawa. http://hrsbstaff.ednet.ns.ca/ltemplin/english11/stories/woodtick.htm We examined the change of setting in the poem as we annotated and wrote all over our copies of the poem.
Jackson Katz's TedTalk on Violence against women was viewed and a discussion about sexism ensued.
Students read quietly.
We'll do a quick quiz tomorrow on chapters 14 15 16
We reviewed our notes on character and plot.
We examined setting notes and did some group work on setting in The Lovely Bones
We looked at the poem Woodtick by Joy Kogawa. http://hrsbstaff.ednet.ns.ca/ltemplin/english11/stories/woodtick.htm We examined the change of setting in the poem as we annotated and wrote all over our copies of the poem.
Jackson Katz's TedTalk on Violence against women was viewed and a discussion about sexism ensued.
Students read quietly.
We'll do a quick quiz tomorrow on chapters 14 15 16
Tuesday, February 23, 2016
Plot notes, paragraph work.
Today we took some notes on Plot (Actually we just filled in the blanks on a sheet that I handed out). Then we worked on our character paragraph.
It is due on Thursday.
Keep reading.
It is due on Thursday.
Keep reading.
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