Body Biographies for

Wuthering Heights

British LiteratureFebruary 20, 2015

MODIFIED READING SCHEDULE! TAKE OUT YOUR READING BOOKMARK.

Reading Date Due

Chapter 17 February 23rd

Chapters 18-19 February 24th

Chapters 20-21 February 26th

Chapters 22-24 February 27th

Chapters 25-27 March 2nd

Chapters 28-30 March 3rd

Chapters 31-32 March 5th

Chapters 33-34 March 6th

Modified Reading Schedule for WH

Chapter 15 Timeline

Chapter 16 Timeline

Character Analysis

Once you have your character, you will individually respond to the following questions in your journal. How would you describe how your character looks

physically? Be specific and use examples from the text.

What makes your character significant? What important life events have happened in this character’s life? Use specific quotes.

Carefully pick three adjectives to describe your character.

Your group will be assigned a character from Wuthering Heights.

Body Biographies

You will be creating a body biography of your character on the large butcher paper provided. This should not just be a drawing of a person, but the

character’s story visually. Be creative and intentional about every artistic detail

you choose to include. Do NOT write the name of your character on your

body biography. You may use symbols to stand for philosophies,

ideologies, and hobbies.

YOUR BODY BIOGRAPHY IS DUE ON MONDAY!

EXAMPLE from Flannery O’Connner’s A Good Man is Hard to Find

Read and annotate up to chapter

17 of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights with our adapted reading schedule. If you are behind, this weekend is your

opportunity to catch up. Curl up with a hot cocoa while it is snowing and catch up or read ahead. Remember you have two options to complete your annotations.

Homework