Tuesday, April 1 st –NO CLASS TODAY! APRIL FOOLS!!!!!! Hatchet (meets 1 st—get your book, paper, and pencil, and come to the back table. ) & Alabama Moon.

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Tuesday, April 1 st –NO CLASS TODAY! APRIL FOOLS!!!!!! Hatchet (meets 1 st—get your book, paper, and pencil, and come to the back table. ) & Alabama Moon (meets 2 nd—stay at your desk and read your next chapters ) Walk Two Moons & Where the Red Fern Grows written assignment: Pick up an index card. Choose 1 character to complete a character analysis: – 3 important events that have happened to this character – 2 questions you would ask this character if you could talk to him/her – 1 way in which you are like this character TURN THIS IN TO THE BOX BEFORE YOU LEAVE CLASS.

Wednesday, April 2 nd Walk Two Moons(meets 1st—get your book, paper, and pencil, and come to the back table.) & Where the Red Fern Grows (meets 2nd—stay at your desk and read your next chapters) Hatchet & Alabama Moon written assignment: Pick up an index card. Choose 1 character to complete a character analysis: – 3 important events that have happened to this character – 2 questions you would ask this character if you could talk to him/her – 1 way in which you are like this character TURN THIS IN TO THE BOX BEFORE YOU LEAVE CLASS.

Thursday, April 3 rd Alabama Moon (meets 1 st—get your book, paper, and pencil, and come to the back table. ) & Hatchet (meets 2 nd—stay at your desk and read your next chapters ) Walk Two Moons & Where the Red Fern Grows written assignment: Pick up your composition books. Journal entry for Where the Red Fern Grows (5-8 sentences): – Describe something you wanted so badly but had to be patient for. Did you get it? Was it worth waiting for? Journal entry for Walk Two Moons (5-8 sentences): – Write about a “taste” or “sound“ sparked memory. Was it a food? A song? Be descriptive.

Friday, April 4 th Turn in reading logs! Where the Red Fern Grows (meets 1st—get your book, paper, and pencil, and come to the back table.) & Walk Two Moons (meets 2nd—stay at your desk and read your next chapters) Written assignments for Hatchet & Alabama Moon: Journal entry for Hatchet (5-8 sentences): – Sometimes Brian’s thoughts go back to an earlier time, when he was with his mother. What effect do these “breaks” have on the story? Journal entry for Alabama Moon (5-8 sentences): – Pap says, “Because we never asked for anything and nobody ever gave us anything, we don’t owe anything to anybody.” Do you agree with this philosophy? Explain your answer.

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