Agenda (8/22-23/17) -Journal Entry #1

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Agenda (8/22-23/17) -Journal Entry #1 Goal: Chart the plot of The Sun Is Also a Star and use that chart to analyze and discuss themes within the work. Journal #1 Who is your favorite character within the text? Write why they are your favorite and what kind of influence that they had on the story in at least five sentences. -Journal Entry #1 -Charting the Plot: The Who, The What, and The How Come (Spring Partners) -Discussion: Plot and Themes -Theme Partner Work (Summer Partners) -If Time: Read “Nicola Yoon Talks…” -Closing Thoughts

-Immigration/ American Dream Themes: -Love -Immigration/ American Dream -Assimilation -Faith - Fate vs. Free Will Assignment: With your summer partner, find at least one textual example of each of these themes. You should cite a quote that shows each theme and explain why you chose it.

Agenda (8/23/17) -Journal Entry #2 Goal: Chart the plot of Fahrenheit 451 and use that chart to analyze and discuss themes within the work. Journal #2 Would you change anything about Fahrenheit 451? Why or why not? Respond in at least five sentences. -Journal Entry #2 -Charting the Plot: The Who, The What, and The How Come (Spring Partners) -Discussion: Plot/ Themes -Theme Worksheet (Fall Partners) HW: Vocab Sheets Due Thurs.

-“Journalism of Verification” Agenda (8/23/17) Goal: Examine bias in relation to journalism and the importance of correct information. Warm-Up Prompt Write about an event that you saw at home. -Warm-Up -Discussion -“Journalism of Verification” -Daily Show Clip -Blog Rubric/Work