Author Archives: Amanda Lichocki

  • SLOT-Sonnet 18
    • Sonnet 18
      • 1.Read the sonnet.
      • 2.How many lines are in a sonnet?
      • 3.What else do you notice about the structure?
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Assignment #3 Rationale. Due tonight by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom.

  • SLOT-Article of the Week #5
    • Referencing the article, respond to the following prompt in 2 paragraphs.
      • Do you agree with the author’s stance on love? Explain
        • Paragraph #1-Intro and Claim (underline claim)
        • Paragraph #2-Correctly embedded quote (highlight evidence using your pink highlighter)
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Assignment #3 Rationale. Due Monday by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom.

  • SLOT-Article of the Week
    • žRead and annotate the article for Subject and Tone
      • Highlight textual evidence using your green highlighter
      • Label your evidence and explain through annotation
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Assignment #3 Rationale. Due Monday by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom.

  • SLOT-Article of the Week #5
    • Read and annotate the article for Audience and Purpose.
      • Highlight textual evidence using your orange highlighter
      • Label your evidence and explain through annotation
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Assignment #2 Proposal. Due tonight by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom.

  • SLOT-Article of the Week #5
    • žRead and annotate the article for Speaker and Occasion.
      • Highlight textual evidence using your blue highlighter
      • Label your evidence and explain through annotation
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Assignment #2 Proposal. Due to Google Classroom Wednesday by 11:59 pm.

  • SLOT-Article of the Week #5
  • R & J Opinion piece
    • žRead and annotate the article for Connections only.
      • Highlight textual evidence using your yellow highlighter.
      • Label your evidence and explain through annotation
        • Text to Text
        • Text to Self
        • Text to World
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Proposal. Complete in Google Classroom. Due Wednesday by 11:59 pm.

  • SLOT-“Why Study Shakespeare?”
    • Referencing “Why Study Shakespeare”, respond to the following prompt in 2 paragraphs.
      • Do you believe it is still important to study the works of Shakespeare?
        • Paragraph #1-Intro and Claim (underline claim)
        • Paragraph #2-Your correctly embedded, quoted, textual evidence, highlighted in pink.
  • SSR-Rea novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Group Assignment #1 Film/Text Analysis. Complete the assignment on Google Classroom. Due tonight by 11:59 pm.

  • SLOT-“Why Study Shakespeare?”
    • LA 1 ONLY
    • Based off of the information you learned from the text, explain in 2 paragraphs what you think your life would be like if you lived during Shakespeare’s time.
    • HONORS ONLY
      • 12-Minute Draft on R &J film
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Assignment #1 Film/Text Analysis. Complete group assignment in Google Classroom. Due Friday by 11:59 pm.

  • SLOT-“Why Study Shakespeare?”
    • Referencing “Why Study Shakespeare”, respond to the following prompt in 2 paragraphs:
      • How did Shakespeare influence other artists?
        • Paragraph #1-Intro and Claim (underline claim)
        • Paragraph #2-Your correctly embedded, quoted, textual evidence, highlighted in pink.1.Introduce quote (In the article titled…the author states…)2.Copy quote w/parenthetical citation (“Why Study Shakespeare” 1).

          3.Give your reasoning (The evidence proves my claim because…)

  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-Finish viewing film for theme and taking notes on assigned scene for the film/text analysis. Double-entry Journal for theme due today.

  • SLOT-“Why Study Shakespeare?”
    • Using a Circle Map, explain why it’s important to study Shakespeare.
      • You must create an appropriate guiding question.
      • You must include frame of reference.
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • R & J-View film for Theme (double-entry journal) and Film/Text Analysis.