XI, XX, XV

Here's to Friday!!!

English

Finish the short story, The Visit, and its multiple choice questions if you did not in class.

Finish also journal entry #2 if you didn't in class.

Read 2.1 of Othello, only up to the part where Othello enters the scene-stop there! Complete the corresponding questions.

Quiz/Test (?) on poetic/literary devices Monday.

Vancouver Team

Compete journal #5 (I am checking on Monday)

Complete your devotion on Matthew.

Be prepared to walk around the Carver neighborhood putting up signs on Monday.

Report Cards: Harbingers of Doom or Proclamations of Magnificence?

English

One: bring a journal to class tomorrow, that's j-o-u-r-n-a-l not loose leaf paper.
Two: there's a quiz tomorrow so,
 
Three: quiz-est on Monday for poetic and literary devices so again, you're going to want to take Scar's advice on that one.
Four: Have a read on Venetian culture (pages 47 and 237) just FYI.

Vancouver Outreach

Devo #3 is due tomorrow and Stepping Stones are due Wednesday.

Two down, two to go!

Vancouver Outreach

Do the second devo on Matthew answer all the questions.
Bring a laptop tomorrow in case you want to work on a digital version of your "stepping stones".
In order to get you think more on doing 'Acts of Kindness' HERE is the video I showed in class. And The Other but I had to throw in ONE MORE because it's just so cute!

English

Finish Act 1.3 questions 1-7.
Quiz Friday on Act 1
Poetic devices quiz on Monday.
But on the plus side our last day of the year is exactly a month from today:

I don't know about you, but I kinda feel like this about it!

Windy, man!

English

Answer questions for Act I, scene II.


Vancouver Outreach


Read the handout on giving homeless people money and finish the questions for Matthew 1:1-17.

Awwww, yeahh!! Friday AND No School?!?! That's just too good!!

English

You are writing journal entry #1 for term 2. Reflect and respond in any way to either reading given in the handout that prefaces our study of Othello.

postscript

I came across a great website several years back called Storycorps. Their aim is to tell every great story that an American has to tell. The original author tells his story and then this story is set to animation. It's a great website, one that I recommended. One particular story reminds me of a poem we studied in Unit One. Thought I'd share it with you here as time did not allow for it in class.

Happy Weekend!

Attention Social Justice Students:

As promised here is your social justice final exam topic

Please do essay topic # 3 (select the top three topics as discussed in social justice)

This is due the last day of classes--December 18th. Email submissions only.

I am a Logophile!

English
In your textbook, read the section titled HUMOR AND IRONY. Answer questions 1-4. Read also The Guest.