Poetry project news

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 30, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

Students outlines were due last Thursday.  Students will begin working on laptops today in class to create slides with the information from the outline.  Students who are NOT finished with outlines must first complete it before they will be allowed to use a laptop. Students should also be working from home, especially if they got a late start!

Wed/Thurs–Library to complete slides, add color/pictures, send it to google classroom, and print out a hand-out version of the project. These are due by the END of the class period on Thursday!

Please go to google classroom and enter the following code to submit the project:

Honors 3rd hr.–fsm6vf2

LA 3 5th hr.–3l4gv85

Honors 6th hr.–wi2xqs

Fri--Work on writing your speech cards for your presentation which begin on Monday! Practice reciting your poem with feeling.  Run through your slides and practice 🙂

Poetry Speech Rubric

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 25, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

Please open the rubric to view the criteria/scoring for each part of the presentation: slide show, content/analysis, and delivery.

You should PRINT the rubric and attach it to your slide show hand out when submitting the project to me next Thursday, June 1st.

Poetry Speech Rubric (2)

Poetry Outline Due Thursday

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 24, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

Poetry Project Outline

Student survey

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 24, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

 

Dear Edsel Ford HS  Student,

 

You are invited to to take this survey to help us find out how you feel about your school. This is not a test. There are no right or wrong answers.  Your answers will help improve our school.

Please note that all survey types are user anonymous and cannot be linked back to the student.

 

Click on this link to take the survey:  Student Survey Link

Book collection

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 23, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

Please bring textbooks on Wednesday or Thursday this week to turn in.  Remove all notes/assignments/covers.

If you still owe me a novel, bring those as well.  Remove all post-it notes prior to class.

Book fine slips will be submitted to the office next week.

Poetry Project

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 23, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

Please open, read, and print a copy (if you didn’t get one in class).  The attachment explains EACH part of the project as well as due dates.

LA4 Poetry Project (2)

Make sure you bring your poem to class the rest of this week for analyzing and creating an outline.  Outlines are due Thursday 5-25.  You will not be given a laptop to start the slides next week without a completed outline!

Writer’s Notebook Make ups/ Homework

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 18, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

If you missed class on Wednesday, plan on making up your Writer’s Notebook prompt at lunch Thursday or Friday, or after school Thursday.

I will be grading them!

Here is the Poetry HW from Wednesday   kraken

Honors-Bees ch. 9-14 due Friday

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 18, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

Please bring your text evidence charts for chapters 9-14 tomorrow.

Poetry Quiz on Monday!

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 18, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

STUDY your vocabulary 8 Poetry Terms/concepts

REVIEW your notes/assignments for application of concepts.

Quiz will assess understanding AND your ability to analyze poetic lines using poetic techniques.

HONORS Poetry Project Poem Selection

Posted by Genevieve Sullivan on May 15, 2017 in Class News with Comments closed |

  Choose a poem from the Civil Rights Era that is at least 4 stanzas in length. The civil rights movement/era was a struggle by African Americans in the mid-1950s to late 1960s to achieve civil rights equal to those of whites, including equal opportunity in employment, housing, and education, as well as the right to vote, and the right of equal access to public facilities. You will be connecting your poem to the novel Secret Life of Bees. Your poem should be rhymed verse. Choose carefully–the more consistent the rhyme, the easier it will be to do the metrical foot. Choose more than one poem in case someone signs up before you.  First come, first served.  Sign up by this Friday please.

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