1. English /27/17
The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy. MLK Jr.
How many 16 year olds does it take to change a light bulb?
Cacographer – one who spells or writes badly.
Goals – Complete annotating “The Letter from the Birmingham Jail.”
Homework – Read Chapter 20 and 21 in TKAM and do the questions. Don’t forget to study for vocabulary Final Thursday.
What-ever!

2. English 10 - 3/28/17 Write on a subject of your choice.
Politicians and diapers should be changed regularly – and for the same reason.
Ambidexter – a double-dealer.
Goals – Examine and discuss MLK Jr.’s letter.
Homework – Read Chapter 22 and 23 in TKAM and do the questions. Don’t forget to study for vocabulary Final Thursday.

3. English 10 – 3/29/17
What are your thoughts on the civil rights movement? Why was it necessary in the U.S.?
Everybody is somebody else’s weirdo.
Angelolater – one who worships angels.
Goals – Work on “Theme Analysis: Courage” and “Ethical Issues: Segregation.”
Homework – Read Chapter 24 and 25 in TKAM and do the questions. Don’t forget to study for vocabulary Final tomorrow.

4. English 10 - 3/30/17 Five minutes to prepare for vocab. 16-23 Final.
Some days you are the bug, some days you are the wind sheild.
Funambulist – a rope walker.
Goals – Complete “Theme Analysis: Prejudice” and “Comparison Activity: Tom and Mayella.”
Homework – Read Chapter 26 and 27 in TKAM and do the questions.

5. English /30/17
Why is Tom found guilty? Why does the balcony stand when Atticus leaves the court?
Don’t sweat the petty things and don’t pet the sweaty things.
Shoyhoy – a boy hired to scare birds.
Goals –Watch the court scene From To Kill a Mockingbird. Write a paragraph on how it differs form the book version.
Homework – Read Chapter 28 in TKAM and do the questions.