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16 & 17 September 2014 Composition notebook Three-ring binder A blue, a black, and a red pen A pencil Paper (in your binder) Notecards Pencil Pouch/Dividers Highlighters/Colored Pencils Before the bell rings, place your materials on your desk. Remove all items from your desk except a writing utensil and your journal Heading Journal Entry 6: Aaron Douglas “Into Bondage” MLA: Top right corner of the page

Into Bondage by Aaron Douglas Make a list of the individual images in the painting. Think about the individual images as a whole: What do you think the whole picture represents or means? What colors does he utilize? Why do you think he chose these specific colors for this piece of art? How is the title of the artwork fitting for the images used? How does this artwork tie into the selection we read from Up From Slavery?

Agenda: 1. Review “Into Bondage” 2 Agenda: 1. Review “Into Bondage” 2. Analyze through annotations from Up from Slavery HW: Bring art materials, scrapbook materials, pictures (cut from magazines, clipart, printed photos, etc.) for journal crafting tomorrow.