January 22, 2020

Objective:  I can discuss my reaction to my choice of Jane Eyre, Frankenstein, or Pride and Prejudice and consider its characters (SL11-12.1).
Agenda:

• Entry Task:  Meet with your Book Club group
  
  • You have 10 min. to organize and bind your magazine; turn it in with your copy of the article rubrics in order for them to be scored. 
    
    • If a group member did not bring their pieces, it is their responsibility to get them to the teacher--bind the magazine as is.  Remember: your score will be reflective of the work you did, not one someone else did not.  
      
• Review the 2016 Open Choice prompt and discuss it in relation to the characters in your book.  Come up with an opening sentence and thesis statement with three specific scenes that would fit the prompt.  
  
  • Of the three prompts you have in your Book Club folder, which do you think best fits your book?  Which would you write about if you had to choose?
    
• Discuss Book Questions (Frankenstein, Jane Eyre, or Pride and Prejudice) and answer on your own; thorough/thoughtful answers with textual reference including page numbers.
  
• Add to My Essential Literature--you can use Coming-of-Age, Gothic, or Romanticism for your lens questions if you would like, or you can use Brief Overview of Lenses.
  

Exit Task:  If your Book Questions or My Essential Lit. are complete within the period, show them to the teacher for completion points.  Remember: You can use these when you write in our next class; if they are not done today, you can turn them in with your essay.