Respond at the New York Times website at this link…

http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/03/do-you-prefer-your-tacos-authentic-or-appropriated/?nl=learning&emc=edit_lpth_20120503

By Monday you should have finished Chapter 21, including the response questions. If you didn’t take your vocab. 17-21 quiz, you must do that on Monday. We will have in-class work to do Monday.

We have finished reading Act I. Do 1-5 fill-ins plus questions 1-8 on the bottom of the page. You will find examples for all literary techniques except  “aside.”

Respond at the New York Times website at this link…

http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/03/do-you-prefer-your-tacos-authentic-or-appropriated/?nl=learning&emc=edit_lpth_20120503

http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/04/23/when-did-you-last-have-a-great-conversatio/

In case you haven’t done this yet…Comedy Writing Assignment.

We have finished watching the movie for A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Tomorrow we will start The Tragedy of Julius Caesar, so make sure you have your blue literature textbook!

Keep up on your reading for Frankenstein using your Reading Guide Questions! This is a difficult book, and you do not want to get behind! You can be successful if you use your Reading Guide Questions. Tomorrow is the quiz over Ch. 1-10 vocabulary.

Reading must be completed on the following dates:
4/25 Ch. 1-3
4/26 Ch. 4-5
4/27 Ch. 6-7
4/30 Ch. 8-10—Responding Questions due
5/1 Ch. 11-14
5/2 Ch. 15-16—Responding Questions due
5/3 Ch. 17-19
5/4 CH. 20-21
5/8 Ch. 22-23
5/9 Ch. 24—Responding Questions due

We have started the Frankenstein unit. So far you should have read and annotated Dr. Heidegger’s Experiment; read, annotated and responded to Magnetic North; read and annotated Prometheus—#46; read pages 281- 285 in your book; and read and annotated the packet on Gothic Literature.

Midsummer Night’s Dream Test moved to Monday! We will review for the test on Friday. Tomorrow and Thursday you will have a writing assignment for MSND.