PLEASE REMEMBER TO VOTE THIS WEEKEND, ON ALL THREE DAYS!  THANK YOU!   English 9 - In class today, we took at a look at the graphic organizers we've used to date, then we re-organized our Venn diagram from yesterday.  From there, I showed you how to turn the info on your Venn diagram into better paragraphs (instead of just listing the item from your Venn diagram, right?).  After that, you began a list of words and phrases that describe who and what you are...which we will "Wordle" on Monday!   English 122 - If you didn't hand in your reflection today, please e-mail it to me before 2:00 tomorrow.  Also, rememeber that your novel study and book talk are due on Monday.  In class today, we continued, then presented, the short activity in analyzing the prologue of Dr. Faustus.  Well done!

English 9 - Today we watched a short video to frontload our Article of the Week (due tomorrow, of course), then we discussed your analysis of "The Man Who Finds..." and took at look at the overall text forms you're supposed to be familiar with to meet the end of grade eight standards (one down...a few more to go!).  You also handed in your One-Pager for your book of the month.  Thanks! English 12 - Ditto on the video and Article of the Week.  We then completed our discussion of the Great Chain of Beings, and you received a boatload of your work back, to file in your folder.  We'll begin an intro to Dr. Faustus tomorrow.   Have a safe Halloween, folks.  

English 9 - Great work today with your analysis of "Imprints"!  Tomorrow, please be sure to have your novel (your One-Pager is due on Monday), and be prepared to analyze the next poem, "The Man Who Finds That His Son Has Become A Thief" (I've attached it to this post). English 122 - Today, we continued with your presentations.  Nice work!  Don't forget your reflection for tomorrow.

English 9 - Thanks for handing in your "Incident" poem today.  In class, you also received your Halloween-themed Article of the Week, due tomorrow, and Wordled yourself a quiz!  Well done!   English 122 -  You handed in the final draft of your research papers (thank you!), received your Article of the Week (dealing with the teen brain), were assigned a non-fiction novel study (due in two weeks, with a One-Pager and a Book Talk), then worked on your presentations, due Wednesday.  Whew!