Happy Solstice Everyone! It's the longest night of the year tonight. From here on out winter is only ending. Here are your reminders as we are going into the break.
AP English III
Make sure that you have completed your reading and annotating of The Crucible by this point. You should spend time over the break reviewing your notes and your reading to prepare for our final unit exam on this play. That assessment will happen not too long after we return from break.
The major priority that you have over break is to work on your drama projects. You should decide on your play (don't forget to make your post in the previous post to answer that question), read your play thoroughly, and select a monologue to study. With your monologue, you will need to memorize, annotate, and analyze. Put forward all of the skills you have learned with analysis as you do this work.
Ms. McCormick and I will be available when we return to review your work and give you feedback.
English II
Over the break if you would like to there is some extra credit that you can complete. We have not read many chapters of Persepolis. Over the break you can read these chapters and complete a writing assignment for extra credit. For the extra credit you'll be either doing a pamphlet on Persepolis or writing a letter to the author, Marjane Satrapi. Follow the instructions for this assignment and have it ready the day you return.
You can also spend time over break working on your hero narratives. We'll finish these when we return from the holiday, but it may be a good idea to finish your rough draft of your comic now.
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I choose a streetcar named desire by Tennessee Williams because I like the tittle and it caught my eye better than the other books! -Edgardo
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