22 JAN 2016 JOURNAL: PART I: Describe what you think your life will be like when you are 25. What will you be doing? Where will you be living and what.

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22 JAN 2016 JOURNAL: PART I: Describe what you think your life will be like when you are 25. What will you be doing? Where will you be living and what kind of car will you be driving? Will you be in a relationship or single? Will you have an education or will you be in school still? What about when you turn 30? How do you imagine your life when you are 30 years old? PART II: NOW, if you won the lottery how would that affect your plans? Does the life you just described change greatly and if so how? Describe the life you see in store at 25 and 30 if you were to win the lottery at 18. Today we will…..score and submit your 2 nd quarter journals …submit your essays to your portfolios..learn how John Thornton saved Buck...learn what happened to Klondikers who refused to follow the laws of survival

JOURNALS ARE DUE! PREPARING YOUR OWN STACK OF JOURNALS 1. PLACE ALL YOUR JOURNALS IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER (TODAY’S JOURNAL ON THE TOP). 2. IN THE UPPER RIGHT HAND CORNER (OPPOSITE YOUR HEADING) NUMBER YOUR JOURNALS. START WITH TODAY’S JOURNAL AS #1 AND NUMBER THEM CONSECUTIVELY. 3. WRITE YOUR COMPLETE HEADING ON YOUR COVER SHEET. 4. PLACE YOUR COVER SHEET ON TOP OF YOUR JOURNALS.

1. ROTATE THE JOURNALS IN YOUR GROUP FOR SCORING. 2. FILL IN THE BLANK NEXT TO “CORRECTED BY” WITH YOUR NAME. 3. ANSWER THE QUESTIONS FOR EACH JOURNAL ENTRY 4.ADD UP THE SCORES FOR EACH ENTRY AND PUT IT ON THE LINE MARKED “TOTAL BASE SCORE” 5.IF THE TOTAL BASE SCORE IS OVER ______ POINTS, ADD UP HIS/HER ABOVE AND BEYOND SCORE. 6.ADD THE BASE SCORE AND THE ABOVE AND BEYOND SCORE FOR THE GRADED SCORE. SCORING YOUR NEIGHBOR’S JOURNAL

PLACING ESSAYS AND ASSIGNMENTS IN YOUR PORTFOLIO FILES READ THROUGH THE FEEDBACK ON YOUR ESSAY. REVIEW THE RUBRIC USED TO SCORE YOUR ESSAY AND THE SCORES WHICH YOU EARNED IN EACH AREA. PLACE YOUR ESSAY IN THE PORTFOLIO. YOU MAY TAKE THE RUBRIC AND YOUR SCORES HOME TO SHARE WITH YOUR PARENTS. IF THEY WOULD LIKE A COPY OF YOUR SCORED ESSAY, PLEASE LET ME KNOW IN CLASS NEXT WEEK.

3 ITEMS THAT NEED TO GO INTO YOUR PORTFOLIO YOUR RK ESSAY THE KLONDIKE QUIZ YOUR VOCAB TEST ITEMS THAT GO HOME THE ESSAY RUBRIC YOUR RUBRIC SCORES

FINISHING CHAPTER 5 TRANSITION YOU WILL NEED: YOUR COPY OF THE NOVEL YOUR GLOSSARY DEFINITIONS LAWS/CHARACTERS PAGE TURN TO PAGE 127

CHAPTER 6: FOR THE LOVE OF A MAN.