March 2025 (ELA)

Friday, March 28

    • Blog post #8 due
    • Spring Break Spelling Extravaganza

Thursday, March 27

    • Finish “Letter from Birmingham Jail”

Wednesday, March 26

    • Continue Letter from Birmingham Jail”

Tuesday, March 25

Monday, March 24

    • Rhetorical devices 11-21
    • Rhetorical devices poster for 11-21
    • Week 8 blog post assigned – due on Friday, March 28
    • “Quiz” corrections:
      • On a blank sheet of paper, write the name of the rhetorical device.
      • Write the correct answer.
      • Explain why this is the correct answer.

Friday, March 21

    • Rhetorical devices 1-10 “quiz”
    • Week 7 blog post due

Thursday, March 20

Wednesday, March 19

Tuesday, March 18

    • Rhetoric lesson
    • First ten rhetorical devices: #2, 4, 7, 23, 24, 29, 32, 37, 39, 44
    • Rhetoric poster – group work:
      • Title, definition, three examples from literature, and two examples of your own creation

Monday, March 17

    • Finish presenting corporations
    • Ethos, pathos, logos practice
    • Week 7 blog post assigned – due on Friday, March 21

Friday, March 14

    • Finish corporation persuasion project and begin presenting corporations
      • Copy this slide and paste your posters into this presentation. You will use this to present your work.

Thursday, March 13

Wednesday, March 12

Tuesday, March 11

    • Ethos, pathos, and logos
    • Ethos, pathos, logos identification practice (see above PDF)
    • Week 6 blog post assigned – due on Friday, March 14

Monday, March 10

Friday, March 7

    • Continue magazine project – due today

Thursday, March 6

    • Continue magazine project – due tomorrow

Wednesday, March 5

    • Continue magazine project
    • Introduce Week 5 Blog Post – due Friday at 11:59 pm

Tuesday, March 4

    • Continue magazine project
    • After writing my article’s first draft I have…
      • Shared my article with at least TWO peers who have provided feedback and have not only read the article, but have checked over my work for punctuation, grammar, and spelling.
      • I have contributed to at least TWO peers by providing feedback on their article. Quality feedback is not “this was good” or “this was bad” or “I liked it.” Feedback needs to be specific. Look at
      1) grammar, punctuation, and spelling, 2) what the writer is communicating, 3) what the rubric states the article needs and I have shared what I believe my peer might be missing in the rubric.
      • I have revised my article utilizing peer feedback and my own double-checking of my work.
      • I have gone over the rubric and have verified that everything mandated in the rubric is in my magazine article

Monday, March 3

    • Continue magazine project