English 11 (F)
- Read the first half of Chapter 5. This is, as I like to call it, the MOST AWKWARDLY AWESOME chapter in all of literature. It's so good. Just picture it as you read--you'll be able to FEEL the embarrassment vicariously. It will make you squirm.
- Read your independent book!
Honors English 12 (G)
- Prepare for seminars, which will take place tomorrow! Some texts to consider:
- Frankenstein, obviously. That will be the focus of the discussions.
- "The Overprotected Kid"--what connections does this possibly have to Frankenstein? Any?
- This quotation...agree? Disagree? What does Frankenstein say?:
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- Perhaps, if you're interested in checking it out, this TED Talk about the ethics of bioengineering:
- Other texts that we've studied, or that you've read...
- Read your independent book!
Honors English 11 (A)
- Continue to work on your Gatsby essay. You should be working on revising that thesis, and writing that new paragraph or two to develop your big idea. Remember, focus on a couple specific areas of detail that represent what you want to say.
- Gather all of your materials together (see the list I posted yesterday). Tomorrow, we'll watch a little more of the F. Scott Fitzgerald documentary, and we'll probably start the feature film as well. I'll be checking annotations and work while you watch.
English 12 (B)
- Finish up that Frankenstein book! Look at how the Doppelganger idea plays out as the story comes to its conclusion. AND, start preparing for those discussions--you have the topics on the handout you received in class.
- Read your independent book!
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