10 th grade journals. Journal #1-- 10/21 Instructions: Answer the following journal prompt in section two of your English binder. Responses should be.

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10 th grade journals

Journal #1-- 10/21 Instructions: Answer the following journal prompt in section two of your English binder. Responses should be in complete sentences and at least 150 words. You have 8 minutes. Prompt: After reading chapters 1-3 in Cry, the Beloved Country, what would you bring with you if you were traveling from a small village like Ndotsheni to a big city like Johannesburg?

Journal #2 10/25 Instructions: Answer the following journal prompt in section two of your English binder. Responses should be in complete sentences. Prompt: Pretend you are Stephen Kumalo. Write a letter to John or Gertrude regarding their current life decisions. What would you say to them?