ENG+2D

DUE DATES: MON. Oct. 5: Mind Map Presentation
 * Welcome to ENGLISH 2D in 226 with Ms. Mason!! **

Unit ONE: Short Stories, Poetry, Short Non-Fiction -Read "The Ninny," and "The Long Walk to Forever" and applied short story terms to it to study for test. || - Essay deconstruction in groups - focusing on Methods of Development || -Deconstructed for TOPIC, THESIS, BIAS, METHODS OF DEVELOPMENT || - Identified TOPIC, THESIS, BIAS - Began MindMap by choosing stories and groups. || - || - Theme handout and story questions Theme Activity Sheet: - began reading "The Possibility of Evil" ||
 * TUE. Sept. 29 || SHORT STORIES UNIT TEST ||
 * MON. Sept. 28 || -Reviewed terms for test with Kahoot and matching terms to definitions[[file:TEST REVIEW 2D Short Narrative Fiction.doc]]
 * FR. Sept. 25 || - Began "Dead Poets Society" ||
 * TH. Sept. 24 || - Read new article
 * WED. Sept. 23 || -Read article
 * TU. Sept. 22 || -LAB TIME FOR MINDMAP ||
 * MON. Sept. 21 || - Read "My Body is my Own Business"
 * HW: FIND 7 examples of bias and identify the type (stereotype, loaded language, exaggeration, etc)** ||
 * FR. Sept. 18 || - Lab time for MINDMAP ||
 * TH. Sept. 17 || - Took up THEMES activity and "Evil" questions!!!
 * WED. Sept. 16 || -Terms (2) Focus on irony and symbol[[file:ENG 2D Literary Terms(pt.2).doc]]
 * TUE. Sept 15 || - Discussed "Possibility of Evil"
 * HW: Do questions 1- 7 for homework** ||
 * MON. Sept. 14 || - worked on paragraph writing
 * HW: finish paragraph / P4 class needs to read the story**
 * FRI. Sept. 11 || - Worked on Literary Terms, played game, started paragraph

- example: ||
 * THURS. Sept. 10 || UNFORTUNATELY THE PDF OF THIS STORY IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE. MY APOLOGIES TO ALL!

Choose either Laetitia or the mother. - Using the template if you have one, find three examples from the story that show some aspect of either character's pride. || -Viewed "I'm Not the Indian You Had in Mind." - Do #1 a and b for homework. ||
 * WED. Sept. 9 || - "Borders" by Thomas King[[file:Borders Handout.doc]]
 * TUE. Sept. 8 || - Introductions, Personal Profile and brainstorming- pre-reading activity for Thomas King's "Borders" ||