Honors English II
I hope that today's brief conversation helped you all to see the larger point that Wiesel is making about himself and a lot of survivors from the camps after World War II. We'll continue to look at the text as a whole next class before we have our final quiz on Tuesday of next week. For tonight, I would suggest continuing to review the text as well as work on your websites. You have your rubric for completing the websites, so make sure that you are moving forward with that final project. In addition, make sure that you email me or contact me in some way to ask for help with these sites.
ESL English II
We began reading chapter five today in class to see more of what life is like in the camps. Next class I'll be giving back your project drafts so that we can revise those before our final few classes. Continue reading forward in Night. Watch how Elie's character is continuing to change and how his relationship with his father is shifting too.
Remember to get all missing or make-up assignments in to me by Friday. If you can't get your work in by Friday, let me know so I can expect your work.
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