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Roehl: English 10: April 2009
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Thursday, April 23, 2009. In response to the film,. Please write a thoughtful, cohesive, organized essay using the following thesis statement:. The Mission, a great work of literature, deserved its 1987 Academy Award for best cinematography. Is great literature because . . ." And you will select two cinematic elements for the body paragraph on "The Mission deserved its cinematography Oscar because . . .". Each body paragraph will have two PIEs. With a PIE devoted to each element discussed. Second reading...
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Roehl: English 10: August 2008
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Sunday, August 31, 2008. Bubble Map and Paragraph. After completing your bubble map, draft one paragraph that details one of your adjectives. Remember to concentrate on one adjective to give focus to the paragraph. The typed paragraph is due on Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008 along with your completed bubble map. Your bubble map should include specific details that support the adjectives in the frame of reference. Here is the paragraph inspired by the green adjective on my bubble map. Program. My CSA. Richard al...
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Roehl: English 10: "My Mother Pieced Quilts"
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Friday, April 10, 2009. My Mother Pieced Quilts". Below is your assignment for Monday, April 13. First reading of the poem "My Mother Pieced Quilts" . . . Note the poet’s name. Read the poem through once without taking notes. Break the poem down into four parts for key word notes. Make boxes for key word notes. Second reading . . . Read poem again and take key word notes. The key word notes strategy involves writing down two or three words per box that summarize the big ideas of that section of the poem.
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Roehl: English 10: January 2009
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009. Nectar in a Sieve Reading Schedule. The date indicates the night you should read the assigned pages as homework:. Jan 27: pp. 3-17. Jan 28: pp. 18-30. Jan 29: pp. 31-45. Jan 30: pp. 46-57. Feb 2: no assignment tonight. Feb 3: pp. 58-77. Feb 4: pp. 78-91. Feb 5: pp. 92-102. Feb 6: pp 103-123. Feb 9: pp. 124-149. Feb 10: pp. 150-164. Feb 11: pp. 165-176. Feb 12: pp. 177-186. Nectar in a Sieve. Nectar in a Sieve Anticipation Guide. 1 People who live in poverty cannot be truly happy.
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Roehl: English 10: December 2008
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Monday, December 8, 2008. You will receive points for these final products:. Two written speeches with internal documentation. The speeches must be free of plagiarism. A works cited page listing all the sources cited in your speeches. You must use at least five sources between the two speeches, and Wikipedia. Does not count as a source. Copies of sources to reference during the debate. Your individual performance during the debate. Disrupting the class will also cost you process points! You also have an.
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Roehl: English 10: I loved the blogs
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Thursday, March 26, 2009. I loved the blogs. Overall, your blogs were so much better than previous quarters. I noticed more thought into the importance of the articles you read and what life lesson you learned from them. A few of you are still summarizing the article, a few are forgetting to cite your source, and once in a while a blog post is sneaking in that doesn't sound like your voice. Don't copy and paste from other websites! Use your mind and get your thoughts down for us to read. Nectar in a Sieve.
