1. Flashcards: 13 academic words, quiz Weds. WS Unit 3: due today
Weds. 10/12 Mr. Lamson Eng I-A
Today:
Flashcards: 13 academic words, quiz Weds.
WS Unit 3: due today
Huck Finn Movie
HW:
Huck Finn 1. thesis paragraph, 2. first body paragraph; both due Weds. 10/19
Mechanics Lesson 3; due Weds. 10/19

2. 7. To judge or determine the worth or quality of
8. Elements or conditions that create a result
9. To join or combine into a single whole
10. To check in on, watch, regulate
11. Most frequent, common, or important
12. Related or pertinent to the matter at hand
13. A practice passed down from generation to generation
To separate or break into parts and examine
A quality, part, or element
Logical, consistent, or connected
To decide or infer by evidence and reasoning
To perceive or create a difference between
Special stress on something

3. analyze evaluate
aspect factor
coherent incorporate
conclude monitor
differentiate predominant
emphasis relevant
13. tradition

4. The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (1993)Walt Disney Studios
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
(1993)Walt Disney Studios
Questions (TITLE, DATE, SAVE):
How is the language in the movie different from the book? Note one example.
How is the language the same? Example…..
Plot elements are left out of the movie or added. Note one. Be specific. How does this influence the movie?
How does the music change the message?
Did you imagine Huck differently when you read the book than when you saw the movie? How? Be specific.

5. 10/5/16
Huck Finn Mid-Term Persuasive Essay package 30 points due October 25th All accompanying notes and exercises 15 additional points / 45 POSSIBLE including required
Thesis choice, and concept (bubble) map - due October 12th
1st draft introductory paragraph with thesis - due Oct. 19th
1st draft sample 1st body paragraph - also Oct. 19th
2 pages dbl spaced, 5 paragraphs
Intro and thesis
Evidence
Conclusion
Each paragraph of evidence will refer to a properly cited quotation from the book.
Argue one of these three theses choices:
In Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain fundamentally despised his characters.
In Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain fundamentally loved his characters despite their flaws.
In Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain expresses both love, and disgust with his characters.

6. 10/5/16
Huck Finn Mid-Term Persuasive Essay package 30 points due October 25th All accompanying notes and exercises 15 additional points / 45 POSSIBLE including required
Thesis choice, and concept (bubble) map - due October 12th
1st draft introductory paragraph with thesis - due Oct. 19th
1st draft sample 1st body paragraph - also Oct. 19th
2 pages dbl spaced, 5 paragraphs
Intro and thesis
Evidence
Conclusion
Each paragraph of evidence will refer to a properly cited quotation from the book.
Argue one of these three theses choices:
In Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain fundamentally despised his characters.
In Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain fundamentally loved his characters despite their flaws.
In Huckleberry Finn, Mark Twain expresses both love, and disgust with his characters.

7. Mech
Lesson 2
HF para 4
HF thesis concept map due
HF 1st drft:
Intro, body ppg
WS Unit 3
HUCK FINN ESSAY

8. Here’s your assignment: Open this site Click on “Sample this site”
Assignment: Webquest paragraph. Due 10/27. You will speak from this also.
This is an excellent site with way too much good material on Mark Twain
Here’s your assignment:
Open this site
Click on “Sample this site”
Choose one of the four options
Write a paragraph (3-5 sentences)about what you find.
In your paragraph, write specifically to Who, What, Where, When, Why (if applicable), and How (if applicable).
Explore and report back.
As part of your grade you are assigned to present your information to the class, speaking for :60 seconds.