WEEK 6 ENGLISH 10 B April 23-27.  Vocabulary Quiz 17  New Vocabulary 18 this week & Unit test Monday 13-18  Read Church Cancel’s Cow~ write a reflection.

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WEEK 6 ENGLISH 10 B April 23-27

 Vocabulary Quiz 17  New Vocabulary 18 this week & Unit test Monday  Read Church Cancel’s Cow~ write a reflection paragraph on theme giving cited examples due Tuesday

TUESDAY APRIL 24  Marzipan by Roberta Allen what literary tools foes the author use? Did the author effectively develop the plot? Examples referencing plot. What was the author’s purpose, message?

POE’S PHILOSOPHY OF COMPOSITION  Read highlight key points  Whole class discussion  Think of 3 ideas for a original story: writing in class all hour Wednesday

BEGIN WRITING A SHORT STORY  You wrote a short story memory of your own experience with a lesson, moral, a couple of weeks ago.  Now…  Think about the short stories we have read.  Review Poe’s philosophy of Composition and write your own creative story with a moral or message.

STUDENT INPUT? FOR ASSESSMENT & DUE DATE  Required:  Poe Philosophy: Get a Plan : End Determined First: Moral ~ Lesson Learned  Audience?  Genre  Setting clearly defined  Plot line ~ unified  Clear Character development  Dialogue~ inclusion of some dialogue (Indent with each new speaker)  Choose one literary technique to develop: Irony, metaphor/simile, foreshadowing  Comfortable Conclusion that fits story