Advanced English 6 February 12. To Do Today: Turn in classic novelsGet Oliver Twist books Discuss Oliver Twist Chapter 1 briefly Review Mrs. Fritzinger’s.

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Advanced English 6 February 12

To Do Today: Turn in classic novelsGet Oliver Twist books Discuss Oliver Twist Chapter 1 briefly Review Mrs. Fritzinger’s website Introduce ArcGIS Choice: Finish researching Dickens Read Oliver Twist chapters 2-3 Work on character analysis final paper Explore London via ArcGIS

Oliver Twist Chapter 1 Important EventsCharactersSettingQuestions/PredictionsVocabulary

Website and ArcGIS

Choice Time Finish researching Dickens and taking notes in your journal. Read Oliver Twist chapters 2-3, and complete the pink sheet about those chapters. Work on your character analysis final paper. Explore London via ArcGIS, and take notes in your journal.