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Ms. McCombs
English 9 and Academic Literacy
RESEVOIR HIGH SCHOOL
FULTON,   MD   20759
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Period 1-  Academic Literacy
Period 2-  English 9 Honors
Period 3-  English 9
Period 4A- planning
Period 4B- planning
Period 5-  Academic Literacy
Period 6-  English 9 Honors

Homework:This is updated daily

Honors- Vocab assignment and ECR due Friday

Today's date: 5/27/2008

Period 1-

Period 2- Read chapter 10

Period 3- Read to page 152 in Speak

Period 5-

Period 6- Read chapter 10
Regular- Speak Scrapbook assignment
Speak Scrapbook Assignment

In your scrapbook I want you to examine Melinda’s descriptions of the people around her. You will include pictures as well as quotes that support your picture of the character. These characters should be reflected in your scrapbook:
Hairwoman        Her parents

Mr. Neck        Melinda

Mr. Freeman        David Petrakis

Rachelle        IT (Andy Evans)

Heather            The Marthas (extra credit)

You should include at least 3-4 quotes per character that give information about the character’s personality and also support the picture you’ve chosen. Place these quotes around your pictures

Separate page:
-Find 3 images that symbolize something for Melinda (example- the tree)
-Explain what each image symbolizes (2-3 sentences)

Honors (Periods 2,6)
ECR Prompt- Response due Thursday 5/30

Abraham Lincoln said "Human nature can be modified to some extent, but human nature cannot be changed." In a well formed response state your position on this quote and support with specific examples from Lord of the Flies. Your response should be at least four paragraphs long. You must include parenthetical citations when you use quotes.



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