Sunday, May 31, 2020

Assignment for Week of June 1

Read the following story and answer the questions below.
Autumntime 
Create a doc in your English folder with the title First Initial Last Name Autumn
 (example B Desai Autumn)
Answer the following questions:
  1. Write a developed and supported paragraph on what you think the theme of 
    the story is. Support it with specific evidence from the text. Connect your 
    evidence with reasoning.
  2. Write a developed and supported paragraph that answers the following 
    question: why do you think the author draws the reader's focus to the final 
    image in the story? What are the different perspectives a reader might take 
    on this final image?
  3. Write a developed paragraph in which you explain and give evidence for
    how the author makes clear the tree is a rarity. 
    Due: Monday, June 8 before 2 p.m.

Monday, May 25, 2020

Assignment for May 26

Here is your assignment for the week.
  1. Read the story in the link.
  2. Create a google doc in your English folder titled First Initial Last Name Marigolds. (Example: B Desai Marigolds)
  3. Read the story in the link below and answer questions 6, 7, and 8 using complete sentences.
  4. Due Monday, June 1 before 2 p.m.

Marigolds

Sunday, May 17, 2020

Assignments for Week of May 18

Here's a link to the assignments for this week.
Due date: Tuesday, May 26 before 2 p.m. (They would usually be due on Monday, but the 25th is a holiday.)


Antaeus and The Lottery

Tuesday, May 12, 2020

Assignment for May 12

This week you'll be working on found poetry.

Click this link for the assignment: Found Poetry Assignment

Monday, May 4, 2020

Assignment for May 4

Create a doc in your English folder called First Initial Last Name Prompt
(example: B Desai Prompt)
Choose a writing prompt from the visual prompts on the link 
below and write an essay or story (depends on the prompt you 
choose) from the prompt. After choosing a prompt, if you’re 
unsure which to write, an essay or story, email me the prompt 
you chose and ask for advice. (Essentially, write a story for a 
fictional prompt, and an essay for an argument or non-fiction 
prompt.)If you don’t know which prompt to choose, I can assign 
you one, just ask. :)
Due date: Monday, May 11, before 2 p.m.