Click here to download Writing Tips and Do-Nows to revise and complete your comparative essay about Beowulf and a modern hero. Do in class Monday, Dec. 14.
Save in your Classwork folder and then send to class Drop Box when done.
Click here to download J.W. questions 1-3, updated through Dec. 1.
You will write a Personal Boast modeled on the Anglo-Saxon epic style of Beowulf, and create a Photoshop collage of your best attributes! This is your Term 2 Interdisciplinary Project related to the theme of Communication. Click here to download the specs and directions. This is due in class Friday, Dec. 11.
Liven up your writing! Use this tip to help finish your college essay! Click here to download and save as Name.Active in your Classwork folder. Be active — avoid the passive!
Click here to download, save as your name Beowulf5 in your Classwork folder. Please complete Monday- Tues. in class and for a homework credit; due Wed., Dec.2.
Click here to download and save this in your Project folder. Includes updated schedule and 3 strategies to revise and improve your college essay.
Click here to download and save the fourth Beowulf study guide to your Classwork folder. You will do this in class Thurs-Friday through Nov. 20.
Click here to open and save this as your Name.CrucibleVocab1 in your Classwork folder.
Click here to download this pre-reading mini-project, which you will do in class beginning the week of Nov. 10. The objective is for you to identify, research and express your opinion about themes which connect to The Crucible, a play about the Salem witchcraft trials of 1692.
Click here to download Study Guide #3, Beowulf’s fight with Grendel. You will complete this in class to begin Term 2, Nov. 9-10. Save in your Classwork folder.
