Links for Gatsby Research

Here are some links you will need for Gatsby research:

(you will need to sign in to your school Google account before accessing these documents)

1.  2nd Hour Choosing a Topic Page

2.  6th Hour Choosing a Topic Page
3.  Groups for Project
4.  Project Instructions
5.  Annotated Bibliography Format
6.  Annotated Bibliography Checklist (how to get an A)
7.  Presentation Checklist:  Be ready to present Tuesday 4/15

Week of March 24th

Hope you had a good spring break!

This week we are finishing up our short story unit with a Flannery O'Connor story called "The Life You Save May Be Your Own."

Here is the schedule:

Monday:  Close read first few pages of story, discuss
Tuesday: Read "The Life You Save" and complete annotations
Wednesday: Socratic Seminar
Thursday: Test Review
Friday: Short Story Test, Creative assignment due to turnitin.com by midnight

Helpful Links:

1.  Full text of story with introduction (also on page 973 of the red textbook)
2.  Close Read
3.  Annotations for Seminar

Week of March 10th Assignments

You should have turned in your Death of a Salesman essay to turnitin.com on Friday--be sure to turn in your self-graded rubric into the box by Monday.

Assignments this Week:

Read "A Jury of Her Peers" by Susan Glaspell (full text here)

• Complete this assignment (double-entry journal and study guide questions)

Read "The Waltz" by Dorothy Parker (full text here)

• Complete this assignment (study guide questions)
• Creative writing part of the assignment is due Friday, March 28th

E-mail me if you have any questions and have a great spring break!

Links to Week of March 3rd Assignments

Remember: final drafts of the Death of a Salesman essay are due Friday to turnitin.com.  Be sure to grade yourself on the rubric and turn the paper into me by Monday, March 10.

You are welcome to send me drafts to look over up through Thursday.  I will send them back with notes on how you can improve them.

This week we will be reading "The Yellow Wallpaper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.

Links:

1.  The story and supplemental readings with notes
2.  Study Guide