Daily Archives: April 19, 2020

Monday April 20th-Friday April 24th, 2020

Hello Everyone

I hope this post finds you all safe and healthy.  This is the roadmap for this week…

We will have a class meet/greet on Tuesday…this way we can all touch base with each other…

A Block:  Literary and Composition 10:  Please join the conversation at 9:30 am and we will end approx 10:00am.

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*No Red Ink:  Commas for Clarity and Formatting

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*Poetry

This lesson is about learning rhythm and scansion.  It is usually a harder topic to learn.  It is regarding how to learn iambic pentameter or trochaic tetrameter for example.

“Casey at the Bat”:  please read the poem on the first link.  After you read the poem, you can watch the two attached cartoons below.  After, you can work on the questions attached to the poem on the first link.  The second link is an additional resource.

casey-at-the-bat-with-rhythm-and-scansion

rhythm-meter-and-scansion

*Please read through the following three poems.  After you have read all three, please complete an “Analyzing Poetry” for one of the poems…please post this poem analysis on Teams.

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“Oh Captain My Captain” by Walt Whitman

o-captain-my-captain-by-walt-whitman

“I Too Sing America” by Langston Hughes

i-too-sing-america-by-langston-hughes

“Art Reflecting Life” by Thomas King

art-reflecting-life-by-thomas-king

Which poem did you like the best…and why?

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Looking Forward To This  Week and Next:  you will be creating Inspiration Poems:  You will be posting this onto Teams (tentative due date:  Friday May 1st….you can choose any program, software video tools that you think best will work for you….This is an assignment that will be ongoing over BOTH this week and next…so please don’t stress that there may seem to be a lot posted this week…we can also talk about this on Tuesday when we meet:) 

writing-poetry-grade-10-assignment-rubric

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Friday Writes:  Please continue with our Friday writes.  Please try to write a narrative (story) and remember that your Friday write should be about a page in length.

  • The pursuit of freedom involves change.
  • The important things in life endure over time.

Monday April 20th -Friday April 24th 2020

Hello Everyone

I hope this post finds you all safe and healthy.  This is the roadmap for this week…

We will have a class meet/greet on Tuesday…this way we can all touch base with each other…

C Block:  Tuesday April 21st 1:00-1:30 (or so)pm

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D Block:  Tuesday April 21st 2-2:30 (0r so) pm

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*No Red Ink:  Commas for Clarity and Formatting

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Poetry: We are finishing up our poetry unit and will be moving into novels next week.

*I Hear America Singing/I Too America Sing:  please read the following poems and respond to the questions.

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Create a venn diagram between I Hear America Singing and I Too America Sing.

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*The last thing for poetry is more challenging…but I do want you to know what it is about:  rhythm and meter.  It is something that you have encountered in grades 10 and 11…and you may see it again if you continue with English in College and University.  Please read the following two documents:

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*Friday Writes:  Please continue with our Friday writes.  Your two topics are…

  • The pursuit of freedom involves change.
  • The important things in life endure over time.

 

The above topics may have been posted before spring break…so here are three more to choose from:)

*Words of wisdom that hit home and changed your way of thinking

*Your longest minute

*When you had the desire to run