English II Week 3; Quarter III.

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English II Week 3; Quarter III

Wednesday, 1/21 OBJECTIVES: DOL & Vocab. Check ACT I--complete WEEK AT A GLANCE: Wed.—Caesar ACT I Thur.—Caesar ACT II Fri.--Quiz ASSIGNMENT: QUIZ—FRIDAY ACT I and Vocabulary

Thursday, 1/22 OBJECTIVES: DOL & Vocab. Check ACT I--complete ASSIGNMENT: QUIZ—FRIDAY ACT I and Vocabulary

Friday, 1/23 OBJECTIVES: DOL Vocab. Quiz ACT I--complete ASSIGNMENT: MONDAY Faulty Reasoning

CP English III Week 3; Quarter III

Wednesday, 1/21 OBJECTIVES: 7th—Dialogue QUIZ—The Awakening Packet SHOW DON’T TELL ASSIGNMENT WEEK AT A GLANCE: Wed.—Show Don’t Tell Thur.—Example Essays Fri.—1st Essay: Criteria for Grading ASSIGNMENT: SHOW DON’T Tell Examples Due Friday

CRITERIA for GRADING MECHANICS COUNT Sensory Example Action Example Word Count: 50 THREE of FIVE senses Action Example STRONG ACTION VERBS (3) Dialogue Example Min.= FIVE lines

Thursday, 1/22 OBJECTIVES: 7th—Dialogue Return SHOW DON’T TELL Examples Subjective vs. Objective Details Work Time WEEK AT A GLANCE: SHOW DON’T Tell Examples Due Friday

Two Types of Details Subjective— “subject” to the author’s interpretation. TELL—but to provide insight Objective– “observations” SHOW—to build the scene/description Also can provide insight Example: SHOW your reader what you observed. Even Ms. Sp8 “practices what [she] preaches.”

Friday, 1/23 OBJECTIVES: Reading Day—BRING NOVEL TO CLASS SHOW DON’T TELL Submit Activity WEEK AT A GLANCE: Ch. 1-13 of Novel Vocab. And Study Guide Questions

English II Week 3; Quarter III

Wednesday, 1/21 OBJECTIVES: ALL YB NP ASSIGNMENT: Pictures/Coverage Performance Sheet Hours YB CORRECTIONS NAME CHECKS NP Deadline Submit to edit ASSIGNMENT: Pictures/Coverage

Thursday, 1/22 ASSIGNMENT: Pictures/Coverage Josten’s Rep. Tomorrow OBJECTIVES: ALL Performance Sheet Hours YB CORRECTIONS NAME CHECKS NP Submit to edit Revise Assist Yearbook ASSIGNMENT: Pictures/Coverage Josten’s Rep. Tomorrow

Friday OBJECTIVES: ALL YB NP ASSIGNMENT: Sunday’s Work Time Performance Sheet Hours Review Publications App. YB SUBMISSION NP Submit to edit Revise Assist Yearbook ASSIGNMENT: Sunday’s Work Time