American Literature periods 1 and 4

Write a brief-- one page reflection on the following question:
How did reading "Sinners in The hands of An Angry God" out loud enlighten you? How did reading/hearing it help you understand Jonathan Edward's purpose? What is his purpose? What aspect of language did hearing it focus your attention on?
2. Revise your -EST assignment in which you used the comparative and the superlative. Maybe you would like to type it, or make it more poetic.  Type and print, OR neatly re-write.

American Literature Period 3

1. Re-read "Sinners in the Hands of An Angry God". Underline images that move or provoke you.
2. Finish your drawing of an image from the sermon. Color it on unlined white paper.
Be ready to discuss your picture and what moved you in class tomorrow.

American Literature Periods 1, 3, 4

Today in your groups, or in groups of three and four, you will create your own Word Search on The Puritans.  You will use information from the documents: The Puritan Mind; and the Power Point/Lecture. You will create a Crossword Puzzle or Word Search using Puzzle Maker.  You will probably need to save it on a flash drive and make a screen shot since we are not connected to the Printer. Your crossword puzzle will need a target vocabulary word and a clue for each word.  All groups must have at least 20 words and clues.
Link to Puzzlemaker: http://puzzlemaker.discoveryeducation.com/CrissCrossSetupForm.asp

American Literature Period 1: How Do You Perceive God?

Follow the link to Answer Garden to describe your perception of God using one word:
Answer Garden

American Literature Period 3

1. Write a one page reaction to "Sinners" What do you think was Edwards purpose.  Do you think this conception of God is needed? What did you underline? What struck you as shocking or important?

Sinners in the Hands of An Angry God

Link to Activities: file:///C:/Users/lausd_user/Documents/sinners_in_the_hands_of_an_angry_god_se_text.pdf

Student Survey

http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/3881320/School-Experience-Survey-Secondary-Students-2017-18-English.