• Read Chapters 17-23.
  • Recommended reading schedule:
    • Tuesday Night: 17-18
    • Wednesday Night: 19-20
    • Thursday Night: 21-22
    • Weekend: 23

• Create a creative title for all 7 Chapters
  • e.g. Chapter 13 – Paying for Company

• Complete the following study questions:
  • Chapter 17:  3, 4, and 6
  • Chapter 18:  4, 5, and 7
  • Chapter 19:  1 and 3
  • Chapter 20:  2, 4, and 5
  • Chapter 21:  1, 2, and 5
  • Chapter 22:  3, 4, and 6
  • Chapter 23:  1 and 5

• All study questions and titles must be handed in on a separate sheet of paper – do not attempt to answer the questions on the study guide packet.

1) Find a favorite poem using the internet and copy and paste it into a word document.

2) Write a short paragraph explaining why you like it.

3)  Write your own poem in whatever style you like.   Before you start writing your poem, click to open the following file and see if you want to try any of the styles presented in the handout.  Types of Poetry

I want to send my sincere thanks to all of my students.   Every single one of you are great, and I loved having you as students.  Please keep on working hard, always try to improve yourself, and always remember to cultivate your inner garden.

For your reader response journals tonight, you need to have one direct reference to the text.  This means that you must cite a page number from which your example is found.  See the handout on reader response journals for more info (it is now in the short stories link).

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