ERWC Senior English-Period 1: Spring Semester 2021 Assignments
- Instructor
- Ms. Rachel Lynne Ahrens
- Term
- 2020-2021
- Department
- English
- Description
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Ms. Ahrens
Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Answer these questions to brainstorm:
1.) how you want your speech to sound
2.) what you want your speech to do.
1.) how you want your speech to sound
2.) what you want your speech to do.
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Paragraph 1: Concisely summarize what you read and heard. What are the main points you are taking away?
Paragraph 2: What is your response to his advice? What parts do you agree with (if any) and what parts do you disagree with (if any)?
Paragraph 2: What is your response to his advice? What parts do you agree with (if any) and what parts do you disagree with (if any)?
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Answer each question to begin the class discussion for the unit - What are you going to be up to in the next decade?
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As we read, highlight to analyze the speech.
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1.) Follow along as we read the story together in class.
2.) Complete the questions in the YELLOW BOXES.
3.) EXTRA CREDIT? Go for it! You can get 10 points!
4.) Submit when complete.
2.) Complete the questions in the YELLOW BOXES.
3.) EXTRA CREDIT? Go for it! You can get 10 points!
4.) Submit when complete.
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Highlight all hyperboles in BLUE!
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Complete both YELLOW CHARTS!
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1.) Choose TWO political cartoons to analyze.
2.) Fill in all the yellow and green boxes for full credit!
3.) Submit when finished.
2.) Fill in all the yellow and green boxes for full credit!
3.) Submit when finished.
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Both entries are due by Friday at 11:59PM!
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1.) Read each section of the worksheet.
2.) Answer the questions in the YELLOW BOXES.
3.) Submit when complete.
2.) Answer the questions in the YELLOW BOXES.
3.) Submit when complete.
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1.) On Leaving Echo Poem - Use the sentence frames in the left column to write your own poem in the right column.
2.) On Staying Behind Echo Poem - Use the sentence frames in the left column to write your own poem in the right column.
3.) Submit when complete!
2.) On Staying Behind Echo Poem - Use the sentence frames in the left column to write your own poem in the right column.
3.) Submit when complete!
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GO GET THOSE EASY POINTS!!!
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1.) Read the lines from "On Leaving".
2.) Read the lines from "On Staying Behind".
3.) Use the sentence frames to analyze how they are connected.
4.) Submit when complete!
2.) Read the lines from "On Staying Behind".
3.) Use the sentence frames to analyze how they are connected.
4.) Submit when complete!
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1.) Highlight for imagery and meaning.
2.) Use the tone words to label each stanza in the chart.
3.) IN THE YELLOW BOXES, answer the questions.
4.) Submit when done!
2.) Use the tone words to label each stanza in the chart.
3.) IN THE YELLOW BOXES, answer the questions.
4.) Submit when done!
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Both entries are due each week on Friday at 11:59PM. 🤗
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Use the tone words provided to label each couplet of the poem. Then, fill in the boxes to analyze your choices.
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As we read through the poem together, use the comment box to Talk to the Text.
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Your task is to put the paragraph back together CORRECTLY! Use transition words to help you out!
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Both journal entries are due by Friday at 11:59PM!
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Use this template to complete your Final Essay! You must use:
1.) TWO QUOTES from the story that illustrate the literary element.
2.) At least ONE QUOTE from the story that you think should be cut.
3.) Essay is due on MONDAY, MARCH 15th at 11:59PM!!!
1.) TWO QUOTES from the story that illustrate the literary element.
2.) At least ONE QUOTE from the story that you think should be cut.
3.) Essay is due on MONDAY, MARCH 15th at 11:59PM!!!
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Journal entries are due each week by Friday @ 11:59PM. Go get those 20 points ya'll!!!
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Use this to start your final essay! Complete the 1st paragraph by Thursday, March 11th!
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1.) Use YELLOW HIGHLIGHTED Figurative Imagery Quotes in the first TWO ROWS.
2.) Use BLUE HIGHLIGHTED Sensory Imagery Quotes in the last TWO ROWS.
3.) COMMENTARY - TWO sentences for each quote please!
2.) Use BLUE HIGHLIGHTED Sensory Imagery Quotes in the last TWO ROWS.
3.) COMMENTARY - TWO sentences for each quote please!
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Follow along as we read:
1.) Highlight FIRGURATIVE IMAGERY in YELLOW.
2.) Highlight SENSORY IMAGERY in BLUE.
1.) Highlight FIRGURATIVE IMAGERY in YELLOW.
2.) Highlight SENSORY IMAGERY in BLUE.
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Both journal entries each week on Friday at 11:59PM! Get those easy points!
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Use your highlights from the story to fill in the chart!
1.) Words to describe character
2.) Quotes that show these qualities
3.) Quote that demonstrates the conflict
4.) Explain how the traits affect their reaction.
1.) Words to describe character
2.) Quotes that show these qualities
3.) Quote that demonstrates the conflict
4.) Explain how the traits affect their reaction.
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Both entries are due by Friday at 11:59PM!
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As we read the story together in class:
1.) Highlight DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION in YELLOW.
2.) Highlight INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION in BLUE.
1.) Highlight DIRECT CHARACTERIZATION in YELLOW.
2.) Highlight INDIRECT CHARACTERIZATION in BLUE.
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1.) We will begin the story together in class.
2.) Highlight in YELLOW what Varnee EXPECTED to happen.
3.) Highlight in BLUE what ACTUALLY happened.
2.) Highlight in YELLOW what Varnee EXPECTED to happen.
3.) Highlight in BLUE what ACTUALLY happened.
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1.) Gather THREE Quotes for what Varnee EXPECTS to happen.
2.) And ONE for what ACTUALLY happened.
3.) Use the sentence starters to add commentary.
2.) And ONE for what ACTUALLY happened.
3.) Use the sentence starters to add commentary.
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Both entries are due by Friday at 11:59PM. 🤗
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1.) Look back at what you highlighted in the story.
2.) Choose two quotes that represent Positivity/Hope and two quotes that represent Reluctance/Fear.
3.) Use the sentence frames to add your commentary..
2.) Choose two quotes that represent Positivity/Hope and two quotes that represent Reluctance/Fear.
3.) Use the sentence frames to add your commentary..
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Use the Google Form linked below!
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1.) Follow along as we listen to Alice Walker read her story.
2.) We will stop after each section/page to discuss what imagery we are hearing.
3.) Highlight in GREEN - positivity/hope
4.) Highlight in YELLOW - reluctance/fear
2.) We will stop after each section/page to discuss what imagery we are hearing.
3.) Highlight in GREEN - positivity/hope
4.) Highlight in YELLOW - reluctance/fear
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Both entries are due Friday by 11:59PM. Get those easy points ya'll!
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1.) Follow along as we read the story together in class.
2.) Highlight in YELLOW all the Hyperboles/Exaggerations
3.) Highlight in BLUE all the Paradox/Oxymoron
4.) Submit for points when done with ALL the work for the story!
2.) Highlight in YELLOW all the Hyperboles/Exaggerations
3.) Highlight in BLUE all the Paradox/Oxymoron
4.) Submit for points when done with ALL the work for the story!
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Journal Entries are due each Friday at 11:59PM. Go get those 20 points!
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Complete the chart using FOUR of your HIGHLIGHTED quotes from the story!
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Both entries are due each Friday at 11:59PM. Get those easy points ya'll!
Love,
Ms. Ahrens
Love,
Ms. Ahrens
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Use this to follow along as we listen to the story together. Highlight any lines that show our narrator's insanity!
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After we finish reading the story, complete this reading activity for your A-SYNC work.
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Turn in your journals each week by Friday at 11:59PM. Get those easy 20 points!
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This slideshow will help you to keep yourself focused and organized over break! You can do it!
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Follow along and highlight evidence of Ethos, Pathos and Logos. You will use this article for your final.
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Use this to help compose your paragraph on Wednesday!
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Use this to construct your FINAL PARAGRAPH for the semester. Good luck! Take your time and make it happen!
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You must complete AT LEAST ONE challenge. If you choose to do more, you'll get extra credit!
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Use the sentence frames to compose a 9 sentence paragraph that analyzes the "Embrace Boredom" Article.
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Your entries are due by Friday at Midnight! Go get those points!
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As we read, highlight main ideas and make notes!
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Complete the Chart and provide Ethos, Pathos, Logos Evidence to support your analysis. Due by class on Monday.
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Due Friday! Easy Points!
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We will do most of this in class together! You are responsible for anything we don't finish.
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Reflect and reply to each journal entry. Journals are always due by Friday at 11:59PM!!! Get your easy points!
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1.) Read through your letter using the checklist and make needed corrections.
2.) Answer the questions about your letter.
3.) Read your letter again, OUT LOUD. Make it as perfect as your can!
4.) Due by class on Thursday!
2.) Answer the questions about your letter.
3.) Read your letter again, OUT LOUD. Make it as perfect as your can!
4.) Due by class on Thursday!
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After we read through and discuss, fill in the last two slides and submit!
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Use this template and the slideshow to compose your letter.
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Both entries are due the Friday, Nov. 20th at 11:59PM!
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Choose a website and analyze it's use of appeals by answering the questions on the worksheet. Due by class on Thursday, 11.19.
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After reviewing the article, thoughtfully answer the questions.
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As we read together, highlight the main idea and the evidence that supports it!
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Journal Entries due by Friday at 11:59PM!!!
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How have you used appeals to persuade someone? Due by class on Thursday!
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You will share your Final Draft #1 with TWO people in your breakout group. Answer each questions and then use this Rubric to help your classmates make their papers awesome!
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Both entries are due Friday by 11:59PM!
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Follow the directions to fill in each chart and provide the groundwork for your revising your Final Draft.
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Use the samples to help you create your own 350 word response to a Personal Insight Question
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Use the templates in the link to create/update your resume.
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Journal Entries are due each week by 11:59PM!
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Use the link to share with Ms. Leary and Ms. Kotzin what you plan on doing after you graduate!
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Journal entries are always due by Friday at 11:59PM.
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Choose which one is for you and read through it for helpful suggestions!
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Put all of your questions, research findings and Website citations into the slideshow!
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Respond to entries and turn in by Friday!
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Use the sentence frames to create a 9 Sentence Paragraph in response to Graff's Article.
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As you read, highlight evidence that helps answer the questions: Why is fake news on the rise? AND Why is it important that we detect misinformation? Then, take the short reading quiz at the end.
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Follow along as we read and fill in the 'Stop and Respond' boxes when we pause.
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Respond to the question of the day in your Weekly Journal SlideShow. Due at the end of each week.
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Choose ONE quote and respond to the questions.
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We will begin this work in class and then you will complete the assignment on your own. Good Luck!