Essential Question: What role does individualism play in American society?
Goal: Define and explain individualism
Read: You should be finished with your book by the end of the week.
Agenda:
1. Review English journals. Tell me what score you think you should receive.
2. Three-panel book comic
2. Emily Dickinson Radio Broadcast and Individualism GOOGLE CLASSROOM
3. Online discussion about Individualism on GOOGLE CLASSROOM. Use the sentences below:
Individualism means...The Romantic poets Whitman and Dickinson both emphasize the role of the individual. For example,...On the one hand, individualism can be a good thing because...On the other hand, it can lead to...I think that individualism...Some people may think...but I would counter that...
Homework:
1. Read your book for 15-20 minutes
2. Study for your vocabulary test
Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Thursday, October 5, 2017
Finishing Emily Dickinson project
By the end of today you should:
1. Be finished with your Emily Dickinson project.
2. Turn in your Emily Dickinson poems on Google Classroom.
3. Make sure all of your English Journals are done.
4. Work on your vocabulary chart which is due on Sunday.
Homework:
1. Finish your vocabulary chart by Sunday.
2. Finish reading 2/3 of your book
1. Be finished with your Emily Dickinson project.
2. Turn in your Emily Dickinson poems on Google Classroom.
3. Make sure all of your English Journals are done.
4. Work on your vocabulary chart which is due on Sunday.
Homework:
1. Finish your vocabulary chart by Sunday.
2. Finish reading 2/3 of your book
Wednesday, October 4, 2017
Emily Dickinson Project
Essential Question: What role does Individualism play in American society?
Goal: to read and understand the poetry of Emily Dickinson
Read: You should finish 2/3 of your book by this weekend. Fill out the Reading Progress form
When we are finished with her poems you will create a product inspired by her poems:
1. You can turn one of her poems into a rap. Her poems are short, so make sure you extend them with your own ideas.
2. Illustrate one of her poems on paper
3. Turn one of her poems into a video using Adobe Spark
4. Create a mashup of one of her poems and a contemporary song about the same theme
Homework:
1. Read 2/3 of your book by this weekend
2. Work on your final vocabulary chart for this unit
Goal: to read and understand the poetry of Emily Dickinson
Read: You should finish 2/3 of your book by this weekend. Fill out the Reading Progress form
When we are finished with her poems you will create a product inspired by her poems:
1. You can turn one of her poems into a rap. Her poems are short, so make sure you extend them with your own ideas.
2. Illustrate one of her poems on paper
3. Turn one of her poems into a video using Adobe Spark
4. Create a mashup of one of her poems and a contemporary song about the same theme
Homework:
1. Read 2/3 of your book by this weekend
2. Work on your final vocabulary chart for this unit
Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Emily Dickinson cont.
Essential Question: What role does Individualism play in American society?
Goal: to read and understand the poetry of Emily Dickinson
Read: You should finish 2/3 of your book by this weekend
Today we will finish the final Emily Dickinson poems.
1. Read poems by Emily Dickinson on Google Classroom
2. Paraphrase each line
3. Summarize the poem to demonstrate your understanding
When we are finished with her poems you will create a product inspired by her poems:
1. You can turn one of her poems into a rap. Her poems are short, so make sure you extend them with your own ideas.
2. Illustrate one of her poems on paper
3. Turn one of her poems into a video using Adobe Spark
4. Create a mashup of one of her poems and a contemporary song about the same theme
Homework:
1. Read 2/3 of your book by this weekend
2. Work on your final vocabulary chart for this unit
Goal: to read and understand the poetry of Emily Dickinson
Read: You should finish 2/3 of your book by this weekend
Today we will finish the final Emily Dickinson poems.
1. Read poems by Emily Dickinson on Google Classroom
2. Paraphrase each line
3. Summarize the poem to demonstrate your understanding
When we are finished with her poems you will create a product inspired by her poems:
1. You can turn one of her poems into a rap. Her poems are short, so make sure you extend them with your own ideas.
2. Illustrate one of her poems on paper
3. Turn one of her poems into a video using Adobe Spark
4. Create a mashup of one of her poems and a contemporary song about the same theme
Homework:
1. Read 2/3 of your book by this weekend
2. Work on your final vocabulary chart for this unit
Monday, October 2, 2017
The Poetry of Emily Dickinson
Essential Question: What role does Individualism play in American society?
Goal: to read and understand the poetry of Emily Dickinson
Read: You should finish 2/3 of your book by this weekend
This week we will look at the poems of Emily Dickinson. Each day you will:
1. Read poems by Emily Dickinson on Google Classroom
2. Paraphrase each line
3. Summarize the poem to demonstrate your understanding
When we are finished with her poems you will create a product inspired by her poems:
1. You can turn one of her poems into a rap. Her poems are short, so make sure you extend them with your own ideas.
2. Illustrate one of her poems on paper
3. Turn one of her poems into a video using Adobe Spark
4. Create a mashup of one of her poems and a contemporary song about the same theme
Homework:
1. Read 2/3 of your book by this weekend
2. Work on your final vocabulary chart for this unit
Goal: to read and understand the poetry of Emily Dickinson
Read: You should finish 2/3 of your book by this weekend
This week we will look at the poems of Emily Dickinson. Each day you will:
1. Read poems by Emily Dickinson on Google Classroom
2. Paraphrase each line
3. Summarize the poem to demonstrate your understanding
When we are finished with her poems you will create a product inspired by her poems:
1. You can turn one of her poems into a rap. Her poems are short, so make sure you extend them with your own ideas.
2. Illustrate one of her poems on paper
3. Turn one of her poems into a video using Adobe Spark
4. Create a mashup of one of her poems and a contemporary song about the same theme
Homework:
1. Read 2/3 of your book by this weekend
2. Work on your final vocabulary chart for this unit
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