1. English 1-2 - January 6th Agenda You Will Need: Homework for stamping
Reading Quiz
Essay Review
Article Facts and Importance
Scottsboro Boys
Your Choice
TOC/Wrap-up
Homework
You Will Need:
Homework for stamping
1 page, divided in half
Notebook TOC
Writing Implement
To Kill a Mockingbird

2. Reading Quiz: 15-16
True or False: The sheriff helps prevent the lynching.
True or False: The newspaper editor helps prevent the lynching.
True or False: Scout helps prevent the lynching.
True or False: People of Maycomb avoid the trial.
True or False: Atticus tells Jem to watch the trial so he can learn to be lawyer.

3. Essay Review On a half-sheet of paper, answer the following:
Which parts of the essay did you do well?
Which parts are challenging for you?
What questions or comments do you have about your essay and/or grade?

4. Scottsboro and Choice
After you finish with Scottsboro, choose your own event from the list. You may do a second for extra credit.
Ida B. Wells Flees Memphis
Atlanta Compromise Speech
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Williams vs. Mississippi
Atlanta Riot
Brownsville Affair
Government Segregation

5. Think-Pair-Share
Think SILENTLY about the question below.
When I say go, turn to someone near you and share.
Volunteers share to the whole class.
What is the most important thing you learned from the articles we have read?

6. Think-Pair-Share
Think SILENTLY about the question below.
When I say go, turn to someone near you and share.
Volunteers share to the whole class.
Why does the lynch mob fail in Maycomb? What is the message?

7. Think-Pair-Share
Think SILENTLY about the question below.
When I say go, turn to someone near you and share.
Volunteers share to the whole class.
Why would Lee want to write Robinson’s trial, instead of his lynching?

8. Homework - Due 01/08 Read Chs. 17-18 of To Kill a Mockingbird.
Complete a one page dialectical journal.
Focus: Truth and Lies