The Bucket List Objective: To construct and edit list; to construct paragraph that draws inference from list. English 11 2013-2014.

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The Bucket List English
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The Bucket List Objective: To construct and edit list; to construct paragraph that draws inference from list. English

What is a bucket list? The Bucket ListThe Buried Life

Action Places Food Philanthropy People What inspires you?

What do you want to do before you kick the metaphorical bucket? Your assignment: Create a list of 20 things …obviously, they must be school appropriate 5 Must involve helping at least one other person Color code these so that I can tell which apply Were all food for worms

Obviously, some of these were just whims. Choose 15 of the twenty Four must be philanthropic (for others) Limit your bucket list to 15

Lets format

Name Period Date Slide 1: Title Slide

Slide 2 [15-11] 15) 14) 13) 12) 11) Picture

Slide 3 [10-6] 10) 9) 8) 7) 6) Picture

Slide 4 5) Explanation Image

Slide 5 4) Explanation Image

Slide 6 3) Explanation Image

Slide 7 2) Explanation Image

Slide 8 1) Explanation Image

This is an About the Author slide Summarize what you have learned about yourself Look for patterns (i.e. Im adventurous because…) What should I know about you? Whats the one thing others probably dont know about you according to your slides Dont forget about your philanthropist side. 5 Sentences Slide 9