1. Bell Ringer 9/25 Please get ready for your chapters 22-24 Reading Quiz.

2. Reading Quiz Chs. 22-24 1. When Phoebe asked Holden to tell her one thing that he liked, what did he tell her? 2. Why did James Castle jump out the window at Elkton Hills? 3. What were Holden and Phoebe doing just before their mother got home? 4. What did Phoebe do that made Holden cry just before he left? 5. What exactly did Holden awake to find Mr. Antolini doing?

3. Reading Quiz Chs. 22-24 1. What does Holden say he wants to be when Phoebe asks him? 2. How does Holden know Mr. Antolini? 3. What does Phoebe give Holden that makes him cry? 4. Why did the students at Pencey yell “digression” at Richard Kinsella? 5. Why does Holden leave Mr. Antolini’s apartment at the end of chapter 24?

4. English III EQ: How do Salinger’s choices about structure, narration, and character impact the theme of The Catcher in the Rye? Agenda  Bell Ringer: Reading Quiz Chs. 22-24  Agenda/EQ  Writing Theme Statements  Supporting Theme Statements  Journal Entry #3  Finish for Homework

5. Journal Entry #3 What is your concept of an “ideal” boyfriend or girlfriend?  Use stories from your own life to support your ideas.  Use your own voice – informal, personal tone.  Pay attention to grammar and punctuation – they are there for a reason.  When you talk about a new topic, form a new paragraph.  Remember that your writing still has to be school appropriate  If things get too dark, I have to take it to the guidance office.  At least 1 page (Front and Back)

6. Holden’s Voice First Person Narrative Confessional Stream of Consciousness Dialogue Flashbacks Colloquial Language (keep it appropriate)

7. Bell Ringer 9/25 Please get out your Sketch Ideas (round 2) Homework.

8. Creative Writing EQ: How can we use renaissance culture, history, and language to create engaging, clear, and entertaining sketches? Agenda  Bell Ringer: 5-7 Premises HW Check  Agenda/EQ  Discussing Sketch Ideas  Sketch Ideas Round #2  Sharing ideas  Sharing in small groups  Choosing which sketches to write