Hello Juniors!
Welcome back. I hope you all had a great week. Here we go - time to catch up with Catcher and go!
1) Prompt Response
2) Readings and Journals and Activities - Odds and Evens
3) Get going!
Homework
Chapters 15-26
Journals - Odds or Evens
Four Activities - your choice
Socratic Soon - No Points. Just good discussion
Monday, November 30, 2015
Thursday, November 19, 2015
Salinger Film and Chapter 14
Hello Juniors!
1) Salinger Film - Continue to take notes
2) Independent Work Time
1) Salinger Film - Continue to take notes
2) Independent Work Time
HW
* Possible Quiz - Chapters 12,13,14
* Read Chapter 12,13,14 - complete dialectical journals
* Creative Assignment Choice - All four due on TMRW. Neatness and Effort is what it is all about!
* Be ready to share one of your pieces!
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Catcher - Chapter 12, 13 - Journals and Creative Assignment Time
Hello Juniors!
1) Prompt -
2) Work Time - Independent and Quiet
3) Work Check
What do our thought or behavior patterns reveal about who we are?
1) Prompt -
2) Work Time - Independent and Quiet
3) Work Check
4) Continue Salinger - Take Notes
HW
* Read Chapter 13 - complete dialectical journal
* Creative Assignment Choice - All four due on Friday. Neatness and Effort is what it is all about!
* Be ready to share one of your pieces!
What do our thought or behavior patterns reveal about who we are?
Friday, November 13, 2015
Catcher - Chapters 7-10 discussions
Hello Juniors!
1)Review Chapters 7,8,9
2) Chapter 10 discussion
3) Work Check - continued
1)Review Chapters 7,8,9
2) Chapter 10 discussion
3) Work Check - continued
4) Continue Salinger - Take Notes
HW
* Read Chapter 11 - complete dialectical journal
* Creative Assignment Choice - All four due on Friday.
*
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Salinger Film
Hello Juniors!
1. What does it mean to
be alienated or separated from others? Describe a time when you or someone you
know has been alienated. Why did this occur? What did the person do?
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
1) Respond to one of the prompts below. Write a full page!
2) Salinger - Take Notes
3) Read "Catcher" and Dialectical Journals for chapters 2-9
HW
* Read Chapters 2-9 w/dialectical journals - WORK CHECK (I will randomly read/grade one)
* Creative Assignment Choice - Show TWO. Poem/Shrink Lit MUST be typed
* Catch up on your Catcher prompts (I will randomly read/check one)
* Socratic Seminar - Begin Preparing WEDS/THURS
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
Film -"Salinger" and Chapter Four Discussion
Hello Juniors!
1. What does it mean to
be alienated or separated from others? Describe a time when you or someone you
know has been alienated. Why did this occur? What did the person do?
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
1) Respond to one of the prompts below. Write a full page!
2) Salinger - Take Notes
3) Dialectical Journal - Chapter 4
HW
* Finish Chapter 5
* Dialectical Journal - Chapter 5 for Friday and ONE creative activity.
* Catch up on your Catcher prompts (all six will need to be completed)
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
Tuesday, November 3, 2015
Catcher - Chapters Two/Three
Hello Juniors!
1. What does it mean to
be alienated or separated from others? Describe a time when you or someone you
know has been alienated. Why did this occur? What did the person do?
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
1) Respond to one of the prompts below. Write a full page!
2) Catcher - Chapter 2, 3
3) Dialectical Journal - Handout (we will discuss tomorrow
HW
* Preview Dialectical Journal and Activities
* Catch up on your Catcher prompts (all six will need to be completed)
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
Monday, November 2, 2015
Catcher in the Rye - Chapter Two
Hello Juniors!
1) Respond to one of the prompts below. Write a full page!
2) Teenage Brain - Finish
3) Catcher - Chapter 1,2
HW
* Finish Chapter TWO - Reading Quiz.
Bring Questions!
1. What does it mean to
be alienated or separated from others? Describe a time when you or someone you
know has been alienated. Why did this occur? What did the person do?
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
2. What is the difference between adulthood and childhood? When do you move from one to the other? Are you looking forward to becoming an adult? Why or why not?
3. Explain two struggles you or others face as you/they move from childhood to adulthood.
4. Why do teenagers feel the need to rebel against the rules or against other people?
5. How do we as citizens of America and/or individuals deal with others who do not share our perspective of truth?
6. Is life a game? If so, what are the rules? What happens if one does not play by the rules?
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