Now in its 6th edition

It's a date...

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

 

ENGLISH - 1st trimester – Day 35

 

·         Read your summary of Doodle’s last ½ hour

·         Discuss “The Scarlet Ibis”

o   Knot of cruelty with siblings

o   How did Doodle die?

o   What were the doctor’s orders

o   Why did the brother disobey?

§  What happened when he did?

§  How did he feel about it?

o   What happened next?

o   When is enough enough?

o    

·         Take out your list of (20 items)…

o   Decide which ones are symbolic

§  (and which are NOT).

o   Next, for each item you believe is symbolic, write out a NEW CHART that explains what each item symbolizes. For example:

§  (pg. 338) “When Peter was ready to go to sleep, the peacock spread his magnificent tail, enfolding the boy gently like a closing go-to-sleep flower, burying him in the gloriously iridescent, rustling vortex.”

·         On your chart, write:

o   If the peacock represents Doodle, then the peacock’s magnificent tail (from Doodle’s made-up story) symbolizes how much Doodle loves his older brother.

 

STAPLE 4 parts together

(orginal list of 20, 8 questions, list of last ½ hour, actual symbols)
TURN IN FOR CREDIT

 

On a separate PAPER…

4 lists – 40 reasons total:

·         List 10 events that happened in the story that would help convince a jury that…

o   1. Doodle’s older brother is responsible for the death of Doodle?

o   2. Doodle’s parents are responsible for the death of Doodle?

o   3. Doodle’s older brother is NOT responsible for the death of Doodle?

o   4. Doodle’s parents are NOT responsible for the death of Doodle?

 

ENGLISH homework:

 

·         Study for Friday’s fill-in-the blank Prefix test (the next 11 prefixes from “30-15-10” list) including the following prefixes from your sheet = re-, retro-, se-, sub-, super-, trans-, un- (or uni-), un-, bas, cap (or capt), cred

No comments:

Post a Comment

You say goodbye, and I say hello