1. Senior English 11/24/14
Mary Shelley clearly comes down on the side of nurture in the “Nature vs. Nurture” debate. Attack or defend.
What do you call an ant that skips school?
Quisquillous- made of rubbish.
Goals – Discuss closing paragraphs. Work time on essays.
Homework – Complete Frankenstein D4 by adding a closing. Don’t forget to study for vocabulary quiz #12 Wednesday.
Truant.

2. Senior English 11/24/14
Victor Frankenstein and the creature share the same personality. Like father like sun. Attack or defend.
Is sloppiness in speech caused by ignorance or apathy? I don't know and I don't care. – William Safire.
Silurian – terribly old. Part of the paleozoic era.
Goals – Work on conventions style and transitions for Frankenstein D5.
Homework – Complete Frankenstein D5. Turn in tomorrow or Monday?
Tunee fish.

3. Senior English 11/26/14 Five minutes to prepare for quiz 12.
Did you hear about the Italian chef that died?
Urbacity – excessive or foolish pride in one’s city.
Goals – Complete the vocabulary quiz.
Homework – Have a great long weekend.
He pasta way.

4. Senior English 11/28/13 TG holiday, no class
Poetry is nearer to vital truth than history.  ~Plato, Ion
What is a polygon?
Withy – flexible and tough.
Goals – Present your visions of the future. Begin study of the purpose of poetry.
Homework – Find a fourth poem on the Poetry Out Loud web page and do the analysis
A dead parrot.

5. Senior English 11/29/13 TG holiday, no class.
Five minutes to prepare for vocabulary quiz #13.
Poetry is nearer to vital truth than history.  ~Plato, Ion
What do you call a bunch of chickens playing hide and seek?
Sanguisugent – bloodsucking
Goals –Complete Vocabulary quiz #13. Begin POL practice or complete presentations.
Homework – Find a poem on the Poetry Out Loud web page and do the analysis. This should be your fifth poem analysis. I will expect you to have something on Monday.
Fowl play.