H. American Literature period 2

1. The expectation is that you finished or almost finished your reading Close Reading Questions on Friday. I do understand that Friday might have been trying so the expectation is for you to have completed questions ready for Monday. A reminder--no late questions can be accepted. Additionally two students have been found guilty of plagiarism. Do your own work. The questions are supposed to make you think and re-read! If you don't have "the answer" right away--they are meant to have you reconsider and reevaluate!
2. You were assigned to read Chapters 2-4 pages 59-88.  Complete a total of 4 two page entries.  That means a folded half page and a folded back. You will summarize the quote; identify what it means, or may reveal about a character, then pose several questions or predictions based on the reading.
3. Bring your questions, thoughts, realizations, connections, favorite parts of the text to class on Monday.

The Godfather Close Reading Questions

Study the knowledge domains and Chapter 1 of The Godfather intently. A test is on its way! Close Reading Questions

Period 1 and Period 4 American Literature

1. Catch up on your Independent Reading Novel. NO SOAPS homework--unless you didnt complete last week. Instead, try to read 75-100 page of your novel! Complete your dialectical journals while you read.  On Tuesday, American Literature period 1 should have 8 full journal entries.
American Literature period 4--you should also have 8 full entries total.

H. American Literature period 2

1. Jot down no fewer than 22 subjects from The Godfather. Then for each, locate an action or event, quote or brief passage that supports that theme/topic from Chapter 1. Be sure to copy down the quote/passage or action w/page number.
2. Carefully RE-READ if you havent already done so, Chapter 1

American Literature Periods 1, 2 and 4

Good Morning-- this lesson is for American Literature Periods 1, 2, and 4. Today I am out-- I caught the bug that has been going around (booooo). Mrs. Hutchinson is our guest teacher today 🙂To make things relatively smooth for us, today, you will read and discuss a favorite article, "Too Much Pressure by Colleen Wenke. Link to the article found here: Too Much Pressure.
Read the text out loud as a class with Mrs. Hutchinson and student readers. Then, if needed: re-read!! You may download and use Kami to annotate if desired. When finished, complete your SOAPS + Academic Summary and also create 2 Right there questions; 1 Author and You and 1On My Own question. 
Submit all work to our guest teacher and King Drew former English Teacher, Mrs. Yvonne D. Hutchinson.

Expository Composition Period 5/6

1. Be sure to upload your timed in-class essay (Is the problem of the 21st century still the colorline?)
2. Complete the Study Questions from Chapters 1-3 of The Fall Of Rome. Submit to your guest teacher.
3. Homework: Your Individual Article of The Week+SOAPS+Summary

Join American Literature Period 4 Quizlet

We will use Quizlet to practice vocabulary/literary terms and other words we need to know. Click here to join the link to our class. Then complete the class set for Academic Verbs.