your independent novel Long-term goal planning sheet and monitoring your goals literary analysis using this planning template literary analysis on “The Trickster” For Wednesday: Commit to working on this course for 60 mins or 1 hour—undistracted. Complete your work in monitoring your long-term goal planning Complete outstanding work from Term 1 (use the tracking sheet… Read more Reflection and Self-assessment
TEAMS MEETING PRACTICE How do you find the TEAMS meeting? Outlook mail Teams calendar your independent novel Learning Skills literary analysis using this planning template literary analysis on “The Trickster” Your writing using a digital editing tool and then the Peer/Self-editing sheet. Format your writing in MLA style. Submit the work… Read more Circling back to the literary analysis
Assemble all of the work on “The Trickster”. OneNote: Content Library: Unit 1: 1.9: Review the literary analysis planner for characterization (hard copy). Plan your analysis. Your character analysis in Word. Format the work in MLA style. Submit the Word document to me via the Assignment Submission page. Repeat the process for a second narrative… Read more Writing about our Thinking: Literary Analysis
Today, you will complete a Literary Analysis for the short story “Ashes”. Read and annotate the story; Make a reader’s note or answer the questions Write the analysis or answer the questions Get Ready for Writer’s Portfolio Week!! Assignment Instructions and Rubric Lesson One: Organization. We have done this lesson. You may need to… Read more Tues. Nov. 8, 2016
We are continuing to learn to use a reading process to develop our insights from literature. Chromebooks are needed for Sacred Writing Time. Go to Write the World either from your bookmarks or if you come to this blog, the link is in the right-hand sidebar. Today’s prompt is called FRIENDSHIP TWEET and it… Read more Tues. Oct. 4, 2016