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10th Grade: If You Can…

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10th Grade: LOTF Videos Due F 5/25 by 11:59pm

Due to the absolutely cruddy weather this weekend, LOTF videos are to be turned in to YouTube by 11:59pm FRIDAY. You asked for an extension, you’ve got it.

 

You are, of course, absolutely welcome to turn it in early.

10th Grade: HW for Friday 5/18

We talked about it in class, you wrote it down in your planners, but it bears saying again.

 

You must turn on a 2nd draft of your LOTF essay on Friday to the following places

1. Mr. Watrous at beginning of lass
2. TurnItIn.com by 11:59pm

9th Grade: HW for Friday 5/18

 

10th Grade: Rough Drafts Due Soon! (M 5/14, Tu 5/15)

Essay Scoring Guide

Requirements for earning credit on the rough draft:

10th Grade: Outline due next class (W 5/9 or Th 5/10)

Click here for ideas, examples and guidelines.

9th Grade: HW for Next Class (Tu 5/1)

Read Act 2, Sc. 5 & Act 2, Sc. 6

10th Grade: HW For Next Class (F 4/27)

1. Read Chapters 7 & 8
2. Create Sociogram:

10th Grade: HW for Next Class (4/25 or 4/26)

Read Chapters 5&6

10th Grade: HW for Next Class (4/23 or 4/24)

Read Ch. 3&4

Complete your map of the island:

• Recreate the shape of the island
• Use crayons, markers or colored pencils to include the colors Golding describes. (see pg 31)
• Label all components on the map
• Map must be neat, legible and in good condition
• Include the:

1. Beach and beach pool
2. Granite platform
3. Lagoon
4. Island rock
5. Coral reef
6. The scar
7. The forest
8. The mountains
9. The pig trail/run

Project Drafts due M 4/9 & Tu 4/10

Project Analysis Draft:

• 5 paragraph essay analyzing how successful your project was. Essentially, your thesis should answer the question ”Was your project successful? Why or why not?”

Collection of Evidence Draft:

• At least 6 pieces of evidence (receipts, surveys, photos, videos, etc.)
• Each piece of evidence must be accompanied by its own paragraph explaining it.