May 9
Please complete these for homework: 3. Touching Spirit Bear_Ch 2
May 9
Please complete these for homework: 3. Touching Spirit Bear_Ch 2
Thursday, May 5
Please take a copy of the novel and use the Book Sign Up to record your book number. If you do not want a copy, you may download the digital version: Touching Spirit Bear NOVEL
Please complete 1. Touching Spirit Bear Pre-Read prior to reading chapter 1. They will be due tomorrow. When you are done, begin reading chapter 1.
Friday, May 6
Have your questions out to be checked and be ready to discuss your answers with the class.
You will be reading chapter 1 with the class.
Whether or not you finish reading chapter 1 in class, please complete 2. Touching Spirit Bear_Ch 1 for homework. We will be going over the answers on Monday’s class.
May. 3
Complete Identifying Figurative Language Worksheet (fillable)
Make sure your poems and analysis are uploaded to your blog. Reminder that you have your poetry test tomorrow.
April 28
Personal Poem Assignment
You are free to choose whichever form of poem you choose
Your poem must:
You will also need to hand in an analysis your poem which identifies and explains:
April 26
Task #1 – Go over “One Tin Soldier”
Task#2 – Read & discuss the following Lyric Poems: Lyric Poems
Task#3 – How are lyric poems different than ballad poems? Which do you like better?
Task #4 – Find a lyric poem you like for tomorrow’s class and post it on your blog.
April 25
Task #1 – Look over and discuss your ballad poems
Task #2 – Read and complete One Tin Soldier (fillable)
A recorded version of the song is below:
April 21
Task #1 – Go over simile and metaphor worksheet
Task #2 – Complete Personification Worksheet (fillable). We will go over this at the end of class.
Task #3 – Open and complete Casey at Bat Worksheet (fillable)
Watch the video below to help you understand the poem.
April 20
Task #1 – We’ll briefly go over any terms you are unsure about and check over the Onomatopoeia Worksheet – ANSWERS
Task #2 – Read aloud your examples of onomatopoeia
Task #3 – Read and examine the following: Skinny – Shell Silverstein Little Blue Engine – Shel Silverstein. Find examples of onomatopoeia and other poetic devices and be prepared to discuss with the class.
Task #4 – Complete Similes & Metaphors Worksheet (fillable) for tomorrow’s class