Welcome to the 2022-23 School Year! I hope we have a wonderfully, engaging school year! I use this blog to share many things with you: homework, handouts, rubrics, and resources. I created this blog BEFORE Schoology so there are many resources here that may not be on Schoology. There are resources in Schoology that are not here. Be nimble, flexible and use tools to increase communication and most importantly understanding of the content. Let's get it y'all! Your Teacher, Ms. Guy
Monday, December 16, 2019
Mock Trial Planning Day 2
Today, we will have at least three or four distinct groups in class. The defense team will work with major characters and their attorney to finish their plan and construct questions and opening statements. PLEASE SEE THE FOLLOWING: Mock Trial Doc
The Judge will review the script and legalese.
The Jurors will review some of the handouts hyperlinked. The foreperson reviews any hyperlinked documents or other resources from Mock Trial
Those without speaking roles will form their newspaper groups.
Sunday, December 15, 2019
All English Classes
Gm students! I am expiring technical difficulties and intermittent internet outages at my home, probably because of the wind. As a result, I am grading all of your paper assignments--SOAPS, reflections, MC tests, journals I didn't score and writing your grade on the assignment. These scores may not be uploaded into Schoology until later this evening or early tomorrow morning.
Friday, December 13, 2019
H American Literature Period 2
H. American Literature Period 2: On Monday, you will have a non-traditional exam. Why? Because you have successfully met or been introduced to the learning targets of literary analysis (through your: Character Analysis Essay; your Analysis Questions and Reading Journals); you have been introduced to creating questions to demonstrate comprehension by completing an entire student generated exam). Consequently, you will have a brief exam on Monday, followed by an opportunity to discuss themes of the text and practice with thesis writing. We then will have time to finish Mock Trial Prep. To that end, please finish viewing Law and Order Facia e Facia on your own. Pay attention to the plot, the names of the lawyers and the legal-ese--the terminology that the actors use. I may include five or six question on the exam for tomorrow!
Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Quiz Me: Quiz You
Create an ORIGINAL 7 question "quiz" or questions with answer choices on The Crucible. You should have the following: 2 Discussion Questions-- one Author and You (meaning you must read the text) and the other (On My Own). Then, the other 5 questions should be multiple choice questions with answers that YOU CREATE!! you can have 4 of any type, but one question needs to be a vocabulary question!
Tuesday, December 10, 2019
American Literature Period 1
What Should They Do? Assume the persona of a marriage and family therapist or a counselor. Write a letter in which you: Address and name the feelings and emotions of your audience (either Abigail, John, or Elizabeth Proctor). Integrate at least two or three direct quotes from the play into your letter, and also provide a plan or course of action for your character to regain their old self. Type your draft as a Google Doc and bring tomorrow for revision and formatting in class!
Revisions: Carefully read the attached glossary of Therapy Terms. Which do you think apply to the behavior or Abigail? Elizabeth or John Proctor? Select any three to include in your final draft of your letter.
Crucible Google Form
Revisions: Carefully read the attached glossary of Therapy Terms. Which do you think apply to the behavior or Abigail? Elizabeth or John Proctor? Select any three to include in your final draft of your letter.
Crucible Google Form
H. American Literature period 2
What traits does Sonny Corlone possess that seem in line with his birth order? What traits does he seem to exhibit that don't usually characterize first borns. Do you think that you exhibit any of the traits of your birth order would suggest? After reading the article on birth order--complete a SOAPS Analysis and Academic Summary!
Wednesday, December 4, 2019
American Lit period 4
Today for the first 15 minutes of class you will read a commentary of your choice-you may select from my magazines or our online approved texts. You may use a podcast-but NO songs! Use the Blue Soaps Sheet.
2. Submit to guest teacher.
3. For the remainder of the period-about 1 hour, you will continue watching "A Raisin in The Sun".... think about which scene you would like to recreate. You may take notes. Sit in assigned seats and be on your best behavior!
2. Submit to guest teacher.
3. For the remainder of the period-about 1 hour, you will continue watching "A Raisin in The Sun".... think about which scene you would like to recreate. You may take notes. Sit in assigned seats and be on your best behavior!
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