Odyssey Final

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Today I will: 

• Apply concepts and skills learned during the study of The Odyssey to complete a final, summative assessment.

Please Take out: 
-Odyssey Final Exam Study Guide

-Chromebook

Today's Agenda:
-Study guide stamped
-Odyssey Final

Homework:

-Work on Socratic Seminar Prep - due Friday with your packet
-Put together work Packet - due Friday

Odyssey Test Prep

Today I will: 

• Apply concepts and skills learned during the study of The Odyssey to prepare for a final, summative assessment.

Please Take out: 
-a writing utensil
-Odyssey Final Exam Study Guide

-Chromebook

Today's Agenda:
-Odyssey On-line review game on quizizz
-Question practice:  The Odyssey
-Crash Course: The Odyssey (see link to right)

Homework:

-Study for Odyssey Final (it's tomorrow)
-Complete: Odyssey Test Study Guide
-Work on Socratic Seminar Prep - due Friday with your packet
-Put together work Packet - due Friday

Narrative Peer Editing

Today I will: 

• Critique peers’ narrative writing samples by utilizing the narrative rubric.

Please Take out: 
-a writing utensil
-chromebook

Today's Agenda:
-Peer Edit Narratives Using this Narrative Rubric and
 Peer Edit Worksheet

Homework:

ALL: Work on your narrative - Final draft due on Wednesday
ALL: Finish Odyssey Test Study Guide and Study for test on Thursday

Narrative Essay Revision and Odyssey Test Prep

Today I will: 

• Edit my narrative with a focus on dialogue, mood and imagery.
• Show my knowledge and understanding of a novel I read through two analysis questions.
• Choose three books I would like to read for literature circles.

Please Take out: 
-a chromebook
-a writing utensil
-1/2 sheet of paper

Today's Agenda:
-Pitch Lit Circle Books
-Narrative reminders
-Edit narratives with focus on dialogue

-Edit narratives for a clear mood

-Edit narratives with focus on imagery
-Odyssey Test Study Guide
-Honors: Supplemental Book test

Homework:

ALL: Work on your narrative - rough draft due tomorrow for peer editing, final draft due on Wednesday
ALL: Finish Odyssey Test Study Guide and Study for test on Thursday
HONORS: Work on Motif Final Response-due Tues, May 9

Odysseus and Penelope

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Today I will: 

• Cite diction and detail used to create mood in a short passage.
• Practice POV by writing from Penelope or Odysseus’ perspective.
• Edit my narrative with a focus on dialogue, mood and imagery

Please Take out: 
-a writing utensil
-Part Two of "The Odyssey"

Today's Agenda:
-Read “Odysseus and Penelope”
-Honors final test study guide

-Edit narratives with focus on dialogue

-Edit narratives for a clear mood

-Edit narratives with focus on imagery

Homework:

ALL: Work on your narrative
HONORS: Prep for your honors book test - Mon, May 8
HONORS: Work on Motif Final Response-due Tues, May 9

"The Test of the Great Bow" and "Death at the Palace"

Today I will: 

• Define a new vocabulary word, and develop an example, non-example, draw a picture and develop a showing sentence using the vocabulary word.
• Cite diction and detail used to create mood in a short passage.
• Practice POV by writing from Penelope or Odysseus’ perspective.
• Cite text evidence from a story to show irony by writing two evidence sentences.

Please Take out: 
-a writing utensil
-Part Two of "The Odyssey"
-HW: The Beggar and the Faithful Dog

Today's Agenda:
-Penelope and the Suitors Film Clip 19:00-36:00
-Read “The Test of the Great Bow”
-Read “Death at the Palace”

-Watch the test of the great bow and death at the palace 21:00-30:00
-Edit narratives with focus on dialogue

Homework:

ALL: Work on finishing the rough draft of your narrative
HONORS: Work on Motif Final Response-due Tues, May 9

The Beggar and the Faithful Dog

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Today I will: 

• Recall vocabulary word parts and assess my knowledge of these terms through an assessment.
• Cite diction and detail used to create mood in a short passage.
• Practice POV by writing from Penelope or Odysseus’ perspective.
• Cite text evidence from a story to show irony by writing two evidence sentences.

Please Take out: 
-Chromebook
-HW: The Meeting of Father & Son

Today's Agenda:
-Vocabulary Quiz
-“The Beggar and the Faithful Dog”
-Watch this film clip from 19:00-36:00 to see how Penelope feels facing the suitors at home

Homework:

ALL: Finish “The Beggar and the Faithful Dog” - due tomorrow
HONORS: Work on Motif Final Response-due Tues, May 9