1. November 28 Need Assessment Books and smart phones or chromebook
Homework page 72…I will check it off (I still need to do this)
Step 2
Participation points
Terminology of Literary Analysis
Kahoot
Finish and Correct
Pages 78-79—10 pts
Page 80—12 pts
Page 81—10 pts
Page 82—25 pts
Tomorrow: Thesis Statements and Hamburger Paragraphs

2. November 29 Assessment Books Finish and Correct Pages 78-79—10 pts
Page 80—12 pts
Page 81—10 pts
Page 82—25 pts
Thesis Statements and Hamburger Paragraphs

3. Thesis statement for literary analysis

4. Write your thesis
Loose notebook paper

5. November 30 Assessment Books Thesis statements Journals for notes
Literary Analysis
Finish and Correct
Page 81—10 pts
Page 82—25 pts
Turn in assessments books if I have not seen them

6. Hamburger Writing Write a literary analysis that answers the question:
How does Shakespeare use irony in Mark Antony’s speech?
Brain Dump
3 Main ideas
3 Supporting details for each idea
Closing sentence
Thesis statement

7. December 1
Assessment Books Thesis statements Journals for notes Hamburger paragraphs My.hrw.com your student digital text book. Writing resources, informational texts, must complete before writing a rough draft Tomorrow: SSR and handout

8. My.hrw.com
Literary analysis is a type of informative text. Through analysis, the writer helps readers understand a piece of literature, such as a poem or short story. As you read this literary analysis, consider how the different elements contribute to the thesis statement, also known as the main idea or controlling idea. Whole class, then individual/pairs

9. December 1
Assessment Books Thesis statements Journals for notes Literary Analysis

10. Hamburger Writing Write a literary analysis that answers the question:
How does Shakespeare use irony in Mark Antony’s speech?
Brain Dump
3 Main ideas
3 Supporting details for each idea
Closing sentence
Thesis statement

11. My.hrw.com
Literary analysis is a type of informative text. Through analysis, the writer helps readers understand a piece of literature, such as a poem or short story. As you read this literary analysis, consider how the different elements contribute to the thesis statement, also known as the main idea or controlling idea. Whole class, then individual/pairs

12. December 2
SSR