Huck Finn Reading Quiz #1

You must use your own paper this time.  Please click the link to view your quiz.

Exit Slip: The Narrative of Frederick Douglass Chapter 1

In order to receive points for today's collaborative group assignment, be sure to complete the exit slip by 3:00 pm 

American Literature: Article of The Week -- A Podcast

Agenda:
Silent Reading of Lit. Circle Novel
Goals/Objectives: Demonstrate understanding of Lit. Circle Texts; The Narrative of Frederick Douglass; Identify Ethos/logos/pathos in Frederick Douglass.
To begin writing again in English Class
To listen to a podcast and demonstrate SOAPS of an Oral Text.
To synthesize ideas of two texts.

American Literature periods 4 and 5

1. KEEP READING YOUR LIT. CIRCLE NOVELS.  GROUP PRESENTATIONS WILL BE DISTRIBUTED BY FRIDAY.
2. Remember next/last chunk discussion is this Thursday.
3. Bring Narrative of Frederick Douglass to class daily.

American Literature Period 4

Which one of Ereene Allen's poems did you most enjoy? Select a poem or short story from your book. Identify the name of the poem or story, briefly identify three of the poems subjects, and then write about what you liked about the poem or story.  Perhaps it was the rhyme, or rhythm or subject matter, or onomatopoeia that you like. Write a paragraph and be sure to use correct format and language (i.e. academic summary).

Literature Circle Quizzes PEriod 5

Please click the link for your novel:
1. Solo
2. Children of Blood And Bone
3. Dear Martin
4. The SS

What do you want to know about slavery?

Click her to post your questions. The catch: Answer garden limits responses to 40 characters.
Link: What Do I Want To Know About Slavery?