Block A: For tomorrow, aim to have your one page double-spaced criteria of what makes poetry worth stopping for. In addition try to see if you can explain each of your poem choices and how each poem (including your own) meets your criteria. Your peer editor will be looking for clarity of ideas, and explanation in addition to writing mechanics. The finished project is due on Monday.
Block C: Keep working on your poetry project - you should be getting your anonymous poem approved pretty soon... In addition, you now have an oral presentation on the poem that you've chosen - begin your analysis and start thinking about how you are going to present this to the class.
Block D: If you did not finish your Audio Themes worksheet in class today - them make sure it is finished and ready to hand in tomorrow with the lyrics attached. Also I will be doing a homework check on your story map for "Penny in the Dust." Make sure to answer the question: who did what to whom and why.
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