Author Archives: Amanda Lichocki

  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes.
  • Romeo and Juliet-Film Viewing Friday! This is when your final draft of your film is due.
    • Honors Essay due 6/10 by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom!
    • All of Mrs. Lichocki’s SSR books must be returned by 6/10!

  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes.
    • ReflectionHow can you connect your life to this book? Name at least three examples.
    • Reminder-All of Mrs. Lichocki’s books must be returned by Friday, June 10th! You must replace or cover the cost of all lost or damaged books.
  • Romeo and Juliet-Film draft due. Film viewing this Friday, June 10th!

  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes.
    • Reflection:
      • If you’re reading fiction
        • Make a prediction for your book. Name three reasons why you think this is a good prediction.
      • If you’re reading nonfiction
        • Why did you choose to read about this subject? Give three reasons why.
  • Romeo and Juliet-Post Performance Questions. Due to Google Classroom by 11:59 pm!
  • Reminder-Film rough draft is due Monday!

  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes.
    • Reflection
      • If you are reading fiction
        • Describe the setting in your book. Why do you think the author chose this particular setting? How does it help to make the plot work?
      • If you are reading nonfiction
        • What new facts have you learned about this subject? List and explain at least two.
  • Romeo and Juliet-Verbal Conference with Mrs. Lichocki.
    • Reminder-Film draft due Monday!

  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes.
    • Reflection-Summarize what you have read thus far in your book.
    • Last day of Book Talks
  • Romeo and Juliet-Verbal Conference Prep. Due 6/1 to Google Classroom by 11:59 pm!
    • Reminder-Film rough draft is due Monday, June 6th! Your group must come prepared with your rough draft saved to a flash drive or previously emailed to Mrs. Lichocki. You may also utilize YouTube.

  • SLOT-Referencing Sonnet 116, identify literary devices (pun, oxymoron, personification, alliteration, double entendre, etc.)
    • Highlight your examples
    • Explain through annotation what literary devices were used and how you know this to be true
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • Romeo and Juliet-Finish Research. Due tonight by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom.

  • SLOT-Referencing Sonnet 116, identify the theme(s) of the sonnet.
    • Highlight textual evidence
    • Explain through annotation how your evidence helped you to figure out the theme(s) of the sonnet
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • Romeo and Juliet-Continue research. Due 5/26 by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom.

  • SLOT-Referencing Sonnet 116:
  • Sonnet 116
    • Read the sonnet
    • Identify the rhyme scheme
    • How many syllable per line?
    • What do you call every four lines in a sonnet? How about the last two lines?
    • What other unique features did you learn about sonnets?
  • SSR-Read novel for 10 minutes/Book Talks
  • Romeo and Juliet-Begin research of the Elizabethan Age. Due 5/26 by 11:59 pm to Google Classroom.