Agenda 3/4 Good luck on CSAP! Make me proud!

1
Agenda 3/4 Good luck on CSAP! Make me proud!

• Focus Understanding visions of the future
• Warm up What does our future look like?
• Turning in your essays and helping yourself to
  Fahrenheit 451
• Reading through Chapter 1 together
• A celebration of excellent writing The gold, the
  silver, and the bronze
• HW Turn in school copies of Macbeth on Monday
  bring F451 to CSAP to read bring your
  independent reading books to class to work on
  mini projects next week. ?

2
As you watch

• What does our future look like, according to this
  video?
• What aspects of our 2010 society are being
  highlighted in this video?
• What aspects of our society are being subtly
  criticized in this video?

3
Agenda 3/10 (Shortened Class)

• Focus Synthesizing larger ideas from the first 9
  weeks of English 10
• Quick warm-up Illustrating F451s society
• Any more Macbeth books youd like to turn in?
  How about late essays?
• Setting up your wikispaces for second semester
• HW Finish updating your wikispace bring your
  independent reading book to class tomorrow. ?

4
Agenda 3/9 (Shortened Class)

• Focus Getting your independent reading projects
  underway
• Time to peruse and partake in a plethora of
  options
• Brainstorm and begin your project
• HW Make sure your wikispace is updated and
  meaningfully incorporates Macbeth by the end of
  the week BRING YOUR PROJECT MATERIALS AND F451
  ON FRIDAY. ?

5
Agenda 3/12 Happy Friday!

• Focus Getting ready for F451 discussion
• Agree, disagree, unsure
• How to read (or reread) Fahrenheit 451
• Setting up our F451 fishbowls
• Time to work on independent reading projects (to
  be presented on Tuesday) first fishbowl group
  can meet as well.
• HW Work on independent reading read and
  annotate for Mondays fishbowl discussion of
  F451, pages 1-28. ?

6
Agree, Disagree, Unsure

• History books are accurate.
• Television news is accurate.
• Watching T.V. is bad.
• T.V. programs are realistic.
• Reality T.V. is real.
• People must be treated equally.
• The government should always try to make people
  happy.
• People should always obey the government.
• Technology plays a positive role in our lives.

7
How to (re)read F451

• Required Use the journal starter at the top of
  the website calendar (at least 3 for every 10
  pages).
• Please pick one or both of the options below as
  well (you need to go a little beyond your journal
  starters)
• Option A Find a motif or several motifs and
  follow them throughout the novel (ex Technology,
  emptiness, happiness)
• Option B Focus on how Bradbury develops
  characters and how they change or remain the
  same.

8
Format Options

• (1) Use sticky notes.
• (2) If you have your own book, you can highlight
  and write in the margins.
• (3) Keep a neat and well-organized journal.
• MAKE SURE YOU HAVE YOUR ANNOTATIONS EVERY SINGLE
  DAY IN CLASS checks will be frequent,
  unannounced, and necessary for fishbowl
  discussions.