Thursday, February 28
Do Now: Writing Prompt 4.4 (Per. 2 only)
They passed me by, one after the other, my teachers, my friends, the others, some of whom I had once feared, some of whom I had found ridiculous, all those whose lives I had shared for years. There they went, defeated, their bundles, their lives in tow, having left behind their homes, their childhood. (17)
Elie Wiesel describes seeing people he has known his whole life for the last time. Imagine this happening to you. Write a short journal entry describing your feelings and thoughts.
They passed me by, one after the other, my teachers, my friends, the others, some of whom I had once feared, some of whom I had found ridiculous, all those whose lives I had shared for years. There they went, defeated, their bundles, their lives in tow, having left behind their homes, their childhood. (17)
Elie Wiesel describes seeing people he has known his whole life for the last time. Imagine this happening to you. Write a short journal entry describing your feelings and thoughts.
Today:
Review vocab
Gallery walk
Get quizzes back
Assignments:
Vocab quiz tomorrow - on lists 10 & 11 (words listed below)
For Monday:
- Article of the Week #19 - "A Tattoo to Remember" (in Jan. 7 Upfront Magazine, pages 16-17)
- Read Night to page 37 and Reading Response 3
blatant degenerate
blight incoherent
contrive intercede
garble intricate
gaunt implausible
gloat sanctuary
immaculate scrutiny
plagiarism sinister
qualm suffice
retaliate vulnerable
