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*** To Kill A Mockingbird STUDY GUIDE*** Hello Dear Students! Thank you for all your hard work today in class. I'm expecting a spectacular debate between the triumph group and tragedy group. :) I enjoyed meeting with Kat, Tim, Tessa and Jonah today. I am looking forward to conferencing with the rest of you this week. Please be sure to e-mail me a copy of your draft if we have not conferenced yet. I will be collecting your completed draft at our next class. Purchase (or borrow) your copy of To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Read chapters 1-11. This is an excellent novel and I'm very excited to study it with you guys. We will be learning about integrity, courage, racism, and compassion. Please print out this study guide. Read/Complete pgs 7-13 in the study guide. Be sure to do the Character Analysis of Atticus on a separate sheet of paper. ***You do not need to do the Extending Your Response part at the very end. Remember you also agreed to write one journal entry this week... :) Have an awesome fall break! See you in two weeks!!!!   Hey Everyone! I hope you are having a fabulous week! I wanted to give you a list of your assignments this week to make sure we are all on the same page: 1. Print out your grades on engrade and have your parent sign somewhere on the page that they saw your average. Thanks! :) 2. No VOCAB this week. Take a break :) 3. Complete "The Old Man and the Sea" quiz by clicking here and submitting the answers online. Do not use help form anything for your answers please. Complete the quiz with integrity. 4. Write a five-paragraph essay (1st Draft) discussing three major themes in the novella "Old Man and the Sea." -start with prewriting -we will have student/teacher conferences with your first draft in class so make sure you have it with you! -remember to use the peer edit sheet you have as a tool. -don't forget to properly punctuate quotations in the following way: " This is an example of a quote from the novella" (p. 45). If I have left something out leave a comment here....Also, if you have any questions, concerns etc....Please call, or email me! See you on Monday!  Hey Guys,
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