1. Bellwork
Directions: 1) Copy the sentence. 2) Correct the errors in the sentence. 3) Underline the words or phrases that provide clues to the meaning of the word in bold. 4) Come up with a definition for the word in bold.
Among the many beasts of mythology no creature can match the resplendent appearance of a dragon with it’s dazzling scales, and spark filled breathe

2. Announcements Reflections Contest entries due Oct. 17
READ photo contest = extra credit
due this Friday
Get a copy of The Scarlet Letter by Monday. Also, be sure you have colored highlighters and/or colored post-it notes/flags

3. To Do: Part 1 Recovery option (20 points)
Choose the one you think was most effective (Paine, Henry, or Franklin)
Paraphrase the speech – 1 sentence at a time.
Include 5 different rhetorical devices in your paraphrase
Find 1 example of ethos, pathos, logos, imagery, and rebuttal of counterargument
Work on your speech. Final product must include
ethos, pathos, logos, imagery, 5+ rhetorical devices, concession and rebuttal of counterargument, allusion
All items must be labeled

4. My Response to Your Reflection
More notes/guides along the way
I will write test sooner and mention it along the way
You must understand the text. If you don’t understand it – words, sentences, etc. – we must stop and figure it out.
Utilize reading tools: picture it, paraphrase it, reread it, etc.

5. Romanticism Unit Essential Questions
What is the relationship between place and literature?
How does literature shape or reflect society?
What makes American literature American?
Why does the American Renaissance matter to us today?
Skills
Reading Comprehension
Analytical Reading
Persuasive/Expository Writing
Along the way
Read some great stories
Write mini-literary analyses
Other fun stuff

6. Romanticism Unit In the end
Compose a literary analysis that discusses the relationship between one or more literary elements and theme
Fully explain the characteristics of the Romantic Period

7. Today Read pgs. 210-221 Answer questions Make 5 connections
Guess the Quiz
What 11 questions do you think would be on a quiz? (not 218, )
Guess the most – get a 105.
Don’t guess the most – get whatever grade you get.