February 19, 2018 Warm-Up Agenda Get a Gatsby Book

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February 19, 2018 Warm-Up Agenda Get a Gatsby Book Essential Question: How does understanding the characters and the symbolism in a novel enhance your understanding? Warm-Up Agenda Get a Gatsby Book Get out your Color Symbolism Chart and your Character Map Read Chapter 2 of Gatsby Fill in Character Map & Color Chart ANNOUNCEMENT: Tomorrow is library day! Bring your books and be ready to check out a new book! GRADES: If you have questions or concerns regarding your grade, we can speak before school!

February 20, 2018 Agenda Warm-Up Essential Question: Why is it important to read about people who are different from you? Agenda Warm-Up Go to the library to check out a new Independent Reading Book Read the first chapter of your book Write about your experience with reading books that you choose from the library? GRADES: If you have questions or concerns regarding your grade, we can speak before school!

Go straight there! Don’t be late! ~Mrs. Espree In the Library! Go straight there! Don’t be late! ~Mrs. Espree

February 21, 2018 Warm-Up Agenda Essential Question: How does understanding the characters and the symbolism in a novel enhance your understanding? Warm-Up Agenda Write down 5 more words from Chapter 2 and define them. Then write a paragraph about our reading so far using 5 of your 10 vocabulary words. Underline each word that you used. Finish Reading Chapter 2 of Gatsby Fill in Character Map & Color Chart GRADES: If you have questions or concerns regarding your grade, we can speak before school!

February 22, 2018 Warm-Up Agenda Read Gatsby GRADES: Essential Question: How does understanding the characters and the symbolism in a novel enhance your understanding? Warm-Up Agenda Read Gatsby GRADES: If you have questions or concerns regarding your grade, we can speak before school!

February 23, 2018 Warm-Up Agenda CNN Student News Quick Discussion Essential Question: How does understanding the characters and the symbolism in a novel enhance your understanding? Warm-Up Agenda Want to buy some chocolate?!? CNN Student News Quick Discussion Get a Gatsby Book Get out your Color Symbolism Chart and your Character Map Finish reading Chapter 4 Fill in Color Symbolism chart – 3 entries per chapter– Chapters 2-4 Add to your Character Chart – Owl Eyes (ch.3) , Gatsby (ch.4), Wolfshiem (ch. 4), new connection between Jordan and Nick Independent Reading GRADES: If you have questions or concerns regarding your grade, we can speak before school!