Last week, students wrote their first literary analysis essay on the novel Fahrenheit 451 in the form of a test. Writing is getting easier and easier for these kiddos and I am so proud of their hard work. Please check out some of their essays here!This week, we will continue to read Fahrenheit 451. Within "The Sieve and the Sand" is the poem "Dover Beach" by Matthew Arnold. This will be challenging to dissect, but they will work in collaborative groups and I will be there to guide them. This poem will enlighten both the main character, Montag, and the students to Bradbury's message that is hidden within the novel.
Fahrenheit 451: Reading, HyperDoc, and Character Map
Tuesday
Fahrenheit 451: Reading, HyperDoc, and Character Map
Wednesday
Fahrenheit 451: HyperDoc Due to GC by 11:59 p.m.
Fahrenheit 451: Movie
Thursday
"Dover Beach": Poem Analysis HyperDoc
Friday
"Dover Beach": Poem Analysis HyperDoc
AR Log Check (Log-5 entries/Signature)
*Students need to be reading an AR book that has a reading level of 3.5+ for 30 minutes 5 nights per week. Students need to earn 35 points at every checkpoint (03/14 and 05/30). Please see the AR Log for more information. GOOD NEWS: Students only need to complete the front side to take an AR quiz!
AR Log Check (Log-5 entries/Signature)
*Students need to be reading an AR book that has a reading level of 3.5+ for 30 minutes 5 nights per week. Students need to earn 35 points at every checkpoint (03/14 and 05/30). Please see the AR Log for more information. GOOD NEWS: Students only need to complete the front side to take an AR quiz!
