HONORS WORLD LITERATURE Week 16 Do Now. DO NOW: MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 TH, 2014.

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HONORS WORLD LITERATURE Week 16 Do Now

DO NOW: MONDAY, DECEMBER 8 TH, 2014

DO NOW: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9 TH, 2014 SSR 15 minutes

Interim Practice: Put colons into the appropriate place in the sentences below: 1. 1.She had three personality flaws pride, selfishness, and meanness Next semester I will be taking two new courses AP Physics and French In the morning, we finally saw what had happened a tree had fallen on the power lines The student only had one thing on his mind during Period 3 lunch.

Interim Practice: Choose the letter of the sentence which is grammatically correct A. There is only one thing I expect from my dog: unconditional love. B. There is only one thing: I expect from my dog unconditional love A. It was just as she suspected: she felt more anger than ever before. B. It was just as she suspected: he lost all his money at poker. 3. A. There are only three vegetables I hate: turnips, squash, and peas. B. There are only three vegetables: I hate turnips, squash, and peas.

OBJECTIVES: SWBAT: identify and interpret the differences and similarities between Okonkwo & Unoka SWBAT: understand Achebe’s feelings about the following 1. Gender 2. Community 3. Family 4. Change (Personal Growth) 5. Religion 6. Justice

WHY WE READ THROUGH DIFFERENT LENSES… Anytime we read a work of literature, we are able to read that work through a variety of lenses and focus on the different details or meaning in that work depending on the “lens” we use. For example, sometimes we read through a lens that allows us to ignore the hidden meanings of a text and focus on the environment that reading this text gives us. Other time, we might have been saying about the historical period and society of the author. We might also read through a gender lens, focusing on the differences between male and female characters and seeing if issues of gender equality appear as we read.

THE ASSIGNMENT You will be assigned one of the following lenses to read the text through. You will read and take notes every night on your specific lens. You will also have group time to talk through your lens

GROUP LENS ASSIGNMENT GenderTraditionFamilyChangeReligionJustice KennedyJustinJoseAlex F.JocelynEddie AntonioIsabellaAurianaBrandon C.MilianiDane KarenBrytainEmilyBriannaBrandon M.Yesenia CamriOscarMayaEmmaAlex R.Ericka EricMelissaSaulEvelinChristianAriel MileenaFrancesBresliDavidAdrienAaron

CHAPTER 2 READING In your groups, read and annotate Chapter 2. You should be reading through the lens of your group. Also read to identify the differences between Okonkwo & Unoka’s characterization

EXIT SLIP Identify one thing that differs between Okonkwo & Unoka.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10 TH, 2014 Chapter 3 Check: 1.

OBJECTIVES: SWBAT identify similarities and differences in Igbo & American culture SWBAT practice Q2 CRS through stations

READ CHAPTER 4 1. Pick a ritual or cultural event of Ibo life and explain what it tells us about Ibo values. 2. Compare it to and contrast it with a similar or analogous ritual in our culture.

Grammar Stations For this activity, you will have 6 minutes at each station to answer the multiple choice questions. On your bubble sheet, fill in the answer with the corresponding number for each station. You will be staying with the same tablemates; after 6 minutes the you will rotate clockwise. DO NOT WRITE ON THE COPIES AT THE STATIONS; bring scratch paper to do your work on.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11 TH, 2014