March 19-23

•English I

•Week 9

•Monday

•prompt: What do you think of when you hear the word poetry?

•WDJ: Accessible-easy to approach

•Grammar:  A complete sentence has a subject verb and complete thought. Share examples.  See notes

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•Tool Box: Poetry is rhythmic compressed language that uses images and comparisons to appeal to a reader’s imagination and emotions. 

•Activity:

•Read Tupac Poems

•Music and Poetry

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•Rhythm

•Metaphor

•Personification

•Symbolism

•Theme

•Images

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•Tuesday 

•prompt: How are music and poetry related?

•WDJ: morose-gloomy, sullen, and despondent

•Grammar:  Grammar Notes for Benchmark

•Run-on, fragment, commas

•Tool Box: Personification, metaphor, simile, hyperbole, symbol

•Activity:

•View ads on You Tube and Discuss

•Ads in poetry assignment

•Wednesday

•Prompt Free Write or read

•Grammar Notes for Benchmark March 29th (frag, run-on, commas) 

•Review Allusions, Speaker, Paradox

•Introduce Poetry and Music Assignment

•What is lyric and what is narrative?

•Ballad of Birmingham

•Thursday

•prompt: Free write or review for your novel quiz

•WDJ: haughty- stuck up

•Grammar: Run-on sentence is two sentence squished together as one.  See notes

•My aunt and I walked to the store we bought eggs and milk.

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•Tool Box: Review poetry terms

•Activity:

•Still I Rise

•What is the difference between narrative and lyric poetry?

•Friday

•Outside novel packet check

•Lit circles honors

•Computer Lab work day for poetry projects

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