English Conventions: Day 11
Do Now: How would proofreading an essay be different from proofreading a poem?
Critical Thinking Questions: What is the similarity between poetry and art? Can you proofread a piece of art?
Content: Student poetry,
Objective: We will be able to make intelligent decisions about proofreading poetry and story writing in intentional ways.
Class Activities: Note taking, poem and story revision, sharing out new poems and stories.
Homework: Write 1 paragraph about a social or professional situation in which you will want to be articulate in the future. (This could be a certain kind of job that you are interested in. What kind of language abilities will you need to be successful in that job.)
Do Now: How would proofreading an essay be different from proofreading a poem?
Critical Thinking Questions: What is the similarity between poetry and art? Can you proofread a piece of art?
Content: Student poetry,
Objective: We will be able to make intelligent decisions about proofreading poetry and story writing in intentional ways.
Class Activities: Note taking, poem and story revision, sharing out new poems and stories.
Homework: Write 1 paragraph about a social or professional situation in which you will want to be articulate in the future. (This could be a certain kind of job that you are interested in. What kind of language abilities will you need to be successful in that job.)
