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English I October 13, 2015 Bell work: If you had to choose ONE symbol for yourself, what would it be and why? 15 Turn in BW#11-15 & HOMS Chapter Summaries.

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1 English I October 13, 2015 Bell work: If you had to choose ONE symbol for yourself, what would it be and why? 15 Turn in BW#11-15 & HOMS Chapter Summaries to turnitin.com by MIDNIGHT! Agenda: -TEST revisions: "Once Upon a Time" -Narrative Writing (fairy tale): Completed plot chart, including theme, symbolism, magic. -Sketch of scenes (min. 4) - “Chain of Events” worksheet w/ complete sentences and labeled as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. -Begin construction of actual book. English I October 13, 2015 Bell work: If you had to choose ONE symbol for yourself, what would it be and why? 15 Turn in BW#11-15 & HOMS Chapter Summaries to turnitin.com by MIDNIGHT! Agenda: -TEST revisions: "Once Upon a Time" -Narrative Writing (fairy tale): Completed plot chart, including theme, symbolism, magic. -Sketch of scenes (min. 4) - “Chain of Events” worksheet w/ complete sentences and labeled as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. -Begin construction of actual book.

2 English I October 14, 2015 Bell work: NONE Agenda: -PSAT testing! English I October 14, 2015 Bell work: NONE Agenda: -PSAT testing!

3 English I October 15, 2015 Bell work: If you had to choose ONE symbol for yourself, what would it be and why? 15 Turn in BW#11-15 & HOMS Chapter Summaries to turnitin.com by MIDNIGHT! Agenda: -TEST revisions: "Once Upon a Time" -Narrative Writing (fairy tale): Completed plot chart, including theme, symbolism, magic. -Sketch of scenes (min. 4) - “Chain of Events” worksheet w/ complete sentences and labeled as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. -Begin construction of actual book. English I October 15, 2015 Bell work: If you had to choose ONE symbol for yourself, what would it be and why? 15 Turn in BW#11-15 & HOMS Chapter Summaries to turnitin.com by MIDNIGHT! Agenda: -TEST revisions: "Once Upon a Time" -Narrative Writing (fairy tale): Completed plot chart, including theme, symbolism, magic. -Sketch of scenes (min. 4) - “Chain of Events” worksheet w/ complete sentences and labeled as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. -Begin construction of actual book.

4 English I October 16, 2015 Bell work: If you had to choose ONE symbol for yourself, what would it be and why? 15 Turn in BW#11-15 & HOMS Chapter Summaries to turnitin.com by MIDNIGHT! Agenda: -TEST revisions: "Once Upon a Time" -Narrative Writing (fairy tale): Completed plot chart, including theme, symbolism, magic. -Sketch of scenes (min. 4) - “Chain of Events” worksheet w/ complete sentences and labeled as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. -Begin construction of actual book. English I October 16, 2015 Bell work: If you had to choose ONE symbol for yourself, what would it be and why? 15 Turn in BW#11-15 & HOMS Chapter Summaries to turnitin.com by MIDNIGHT! Agenda: -TEST revisions: "Once Upon a Time" -Narrative Writing (fairy tale): Completed plot chart, including theme, symbolism, magic. -Sketch of scenes (min. 4) - “Chain of Events” worksheet w/ complete sentences and labeled as exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. -Begin construction of actual book.

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