English 10 – 11/5/14 Is Huck able to overcome the racism of his childhood? Let's say he can't: can you blame him? Why did the chicken cross the basketball.

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English 10 – 11/5/14 Is Huck able to overcome the racism of his childhood? Let's say he can't: can you blame him? Why did the chicken cross the basketball court? Battology – Excessive repetition in speech or writing Goals – Discuss 6-9. Use evidence from the text to show the author’s purpose. Examine shmoop resources Homework – Read and annotate Chapter 13. Focus: How much has Jim assimilated white racism against blacks? What does this do to his character? What does Jim think about black people? Don’t forget to study Vocabulary # 10 for quiz Friday and final next Friday! Because the ref was calling fowls.

English 10 - 11/6/14 What kind of prejudices might you hold that people 150 years from now won't have? Why do hens lay eggs? Amphigory – Writing that sounds good but lacks sense. Goals – GLAD Table Discussions for chapter 7-10. Focus: Find evidence to support why you think Huck agrees to keep Jim’s secret. Homework – Read and annotate Ch. 14. Focus: on issues of race and how Huck and Jim decide travel down river by raft. Because if they dropped them they would break.

English 10 - 11/7/14 Five minutes to study for vocabulary quiz #10. Did you hear about the chicken poet that won the pullet surprise? Jiggle-bar – or rumble strip, the rough spots put on a highway to awaken drowsy drivers before they go off the road. Goals – Complete study of vocabulary #10. Read and annotate. Discuss what the river symbolizes? What does fog symbolize? Homework – Reading Through Chapter 20. Put sticky notes in about race. Focus on race.

English 10 - 11/7/14 For what in you life to you rely on yourself? For what do you rely on others? Are you mostly self- reliant? Why did the lollipop cross the road? Adoxography – writing cleverly on a trivial subject. Goals – Be certain to turn in Works cited and notes pages to me today. Quarter 1 end. Homework - none. It was stuck to the chicken.

English 10 - 11/3/11 Do you know good people that still get in trouble? Why? Why did the egg cross the road? Viaggiatory – traveling frequently. Goals – Examine your own sense of right and wrong. Discuss ways in that can lead to difficulty. Homework - Don’t forget to study Vocabulary # 10 for quiz tomorrow. It had an inclination.