 Complete exam on The House on Mango Street by finishing rhetorical analysis and synthesis essay.

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 Complete exam on The House on Mango Street by finishing rhetorical analysis and synthesis essay

 Work on packet/annotation to The House on Mango Street ; I will call you up to check it  Work on project—due next class period with food 

 Share project on The House on Mango Street  Enjoy cultural celebration based on The House on Mango Street  If time, complete assignment on The Impact of Visual Text: A Viewing of “The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore”; watch short film; analyze it; discuss it as a class  Remember to work on reading your Read like a Rock Star book over Spring Break as your quiz will be on Thursday, March 22!

 Work on peer editing of rough draft to poem analysis essay in Rm. 215; it is due tonight at 11:59 pm  Give song presentation

 Work on final draft to poem analysis essay in Rm. 213; it is due tonight at 11:59 pm  Finish song presentation  Finish Jabberwocky and write a poem with nonsense words  Read and discuss:  next to of course america i  Driving to Town Late to Mail a Letter  Birthday Cake  Metaphors  Turtles  Write poems modeled after the poems we read, such as a poem on your favorite birthday and a poem without capitalization or punctuation  Remember to work on reading your Read like a Rock Star book over Spring Break as your quiz will be on Wednesday, March 21!

 Complete SAT/ACT Practice #4

 Work on packet