Patterns for College Writing All Classes

The essay, "Tortillas" is found in the online text here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4BLVnt1qsfkdkR2SEYtc281RXc/view?usp=sharing

H. English Ten Introduction to Grammar

1. Visit the following link to learn, 'What is a sentence?"https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/sentence/what-is-a-sentence.htm
Afterward, take the quiz, by clicking the green link!

American Literature Period 3

1. Think of an abstract word or concept that is important to you or which your definition of that word may be different from the rest of society.  Use your red graphic organizer to begin to tease out or brainstorm characteristics of your word.  Then, write a paragraph (of at least 5-6 sentences) in which you define your term.

American Literature Periods 3 and 4

1. Be ready to share a paragraph from your "Dear Ms. Guy" letter with hyperlinks with peers on your block day--Tues. or Wednesday)
2. Re-read the essay "Veteran's Day: Never Forget Their Duty" by John McCain. It can be found on page 6-7 of  the Springboard Unit #1. It is to the right under Class Handouts and Important Readings. Answer all of the questions on page 8.  You need not write the questions, only the answer.
3. Create one Right There; 1 Author and You; and 1 On My Own for the essay by John McCain. 

American Literature Periods 1

1. Be ready to share a paragraph of your hyperlinked Dear Ms. Guy Letter.
2. Read and Mark the Short Essay by John McCain on page 6-7 of Springboard Unit #1
3. Review the Characteristics of Written Work.