october 13 (73x)

Stephen King seems to write a lot of books that start with C. Which of these novels is not a King creation?A. ChristineB. CujoC. CharlieD. CellE. Carrie

October 13, 2015

CharlieCharlie was the movie made from Daniel Keyes’s short story “Flowers for Algernon,” and might be the scariest of the lot. As for the King books, they’re the story of an evil car, a rabid dog, a cell phone signal that turns people into vicious animals, and the world’s worst prom date.

TURN IN YOUR READING LOGComplete your “Owning Your Learning” card (with “Y” for yes and “N” for no in each square) and place it on top

TURN IN YOUR 2ND DRAFT PAPER FOR ESSAY #2

Learning Objectives: Respond to The

Other Wes Moore pages 65-97

Use a naysayer in an essay

A. I could teach this objective to the class!

B. I have a pretty good grasp of this one.

C. I’m not completely comfortable with this one.

D. I don’t really understand this one.

E. I don’t understand this one at all.

Literature Circles You have one hour in your groups Begin with the summary Discussion director is the leader for this

meeting He or she decides who goes next Each role should take four or five minutes Then, the discussion director should keep

the discussion going for the rest of the hour

GO BACK TO YOUR REGULAR SEATS

EVALUATIONS

BREAK

“SKEPTICS MAY OBJECT”

Practice Being a Naysayer Choose one of the options List at least two reasons for thesis statement #1 Connect a passage from the book to each reason List at least two reasons for thesis statement #2 Connect a passage from the book to each reason When you are finished get your work checked off

by me or one of the PASS leaders

Practice Being a Naysayer Write a one-page essay for each thesis

statement Your goal is to create two persuasive

argument essays so that I cannot tell which thesis you actually believe!

When you are finished get your work checked off by me or one of the PASS leaders

I will give you the next part of the assignment to do for homework

Learning Objectives: Respond to The

Other Wes Moore pages 65-97

Use a naysayer in an essay

A. Yes, completelyB. MostlyC. Sort ofD. Not reallyE. Not at all (I’m

lost!)

Homework

Due Thursday, October 15, at 11:00 a.m.: Submit Part 3 (a two-page essay with the argument

you actually agree with and using a naysayer) to Turnitin

Due Thursday, October 15, in class: Bring Parts 1 and 2 of “Inserting a Naysayer” to class Bring your sentence for the “What’s Your Sentence?”

project Read The Other Wes Moore pages 97-122

Complete a reading log Complete your assignment for the literature circle

Due Thursday, October 15, at 11:55 p.m.: Post to the weekly discussionWorking on: 2nd Office Visit