Category: Multi-Cultural Lit.
Multi-Cultural Lit – Thursday, October 24th
Read aloud & Indie read. Update on Dropbox: Most everyone now has shared folders. Quick tutorial on how to use Dropbox to access MSWord and create a document IN our shared folder. Watch: The Hate U Give.
Deadline: Any 2 pieces of the writing assignment due no later than Sunday, Oct. 27th at 11:59pm. (2 different pieces about a page long each).
This week: You MAY watch the movie, work on your writing, and/or read your book while we view the film. You MAY NOT sleep, play on your phone, or do homework for other classes.
Multi-Cultural Lit – Wednesday, October 23rd
Book talk & Indie read. Update on Dropbox: If you don’t have a gmail that isn’t a school email, get one (they’re free). Then follow the directions at the Dropbox set-up tab at the top of the website to make a free account, create folders, and share them with Mrs. C. You will need this to turn in your writing assignment. Watch: The Hate U Give.
Deadline: Any 2 pieces of the writing assignment due no later than Sunday, Oct. 27th at 11:59pm. (2 different pieces about a page long each).
This week: You MAY watch the movie, work on your writing, and/or read your book while we view the film. You MAY NOT sleep, play on your phone, or do homework for other classes.
Multi-Cultural Lit – Tuesday, October 22nd
Book talk & Indie read. Writing Assignment: Multi-Genre project overview. Watch: The Hate U Give.
Deadline: Any 2 pieces of the writing assignment due no later than Sunday, Oct. 27th at 11:59pm. (2 different pieces about a page long each).
This week: You MAY watch the movie, work on your writing, and/or read your book while we view the film. You MAY NOT sleep, play on your phone, or do homework for other classes.
Multi-Cultural Lit – Monday, October 21st
Book talk & Indie read. Book Club Target #4.
Notebook page questions (for discussion & notes):
- What surprised you?
- What’s worth talking about?
- Favorite part?
- Why does this book matter?
- What else do you want to discuss?
Upcoming: Writing assignment & film viewing The Hate U Give.
Multi-Cultural Lit – Friday, October 18th
READING DAY!! Let’s push the book club end game to Monday 10/21.
FINISH YOUR BOOKS so we can have awesome discussions.
Multi-Cultural Lit – Thursday, October 17th
Book talk & Indie read. Calculate new reading rates & think about what they mean. Set both a quantity & “other” goal. Upside Down: Time Audit activity & observations.
Deadlines: End game on Book Clubs Tomorrow. 10/18. FINISH YOUR BOOKS!!
Multi-Cultural Lit – Wednesday, October 16th
Book talk & Indie read. Crash Course Video: “How and Why We Read” Study: experiences with racism via New York Times & NPR. Quickwrite #15: your own experience with racism (could be against you, could be an observer, could be mistakes you’ve made in the past).
Deadlines: End game on Book Clubs Friday 10/18. FINISH YOUR BOOKS!!
Multi-Cultural Lit – Tuesday, October 15th
Book talk & Indie read. Book Club: target #3 with table topics as conversation generators. Notebook: Make a notes page for book club target 3 – ideas.
Multi-Cultural Lit – Friday, October 11th
Book talk & Indie read. Study/Quickwrite #14: spoken word poetry by book club. Check them all out, but create a notebook quickwrite on the one connected to your book.
- All American Boys: “‘Cuz He’s Black” by Javon Johnson
- The Hate U Give: “How the Hood Loves You Back” by Steven Willis
- Dear Martin: “White Privilege” by Kyla Jenée Lacey
- With the Fire on High: “Afro-Latina” by Elizabeth Acevedo
- Monday’s Not Coming: “To All the Little Black Girls with Big Names” by Sha’Condria “iCon” Sibley
- Bonus: “10 Things I Want to Say to a Black Nerd” by Omar Holman
Next book club target: Tuesday10/15
Multi-Cultural Lit – Thursday, October 10th
Book talk & Indie read. Music video study. Quickwrite #11: “This is America” by Childish Gambino. Quickwrite #12: “I’m Not Racist” by Joyner Lucas. Quickwrite #13: “This Land” by Gary Clark Jr. For each video/song, write your thoughts in your notebook entry.
Next book club target: Tuesday10/15
Upcoming: spoken word poetry (tomorrow)