Wednesday, October 19, 2016

"The Hearth and the Salamander" Essay

Fahrenheit 451 “The Hearth and the Salamander”
Response Essay 
Due Dates 
Peer Editing Draft – Wednesday, October 26 (A) Thursday, October 27 (B/F)
Final Draft – Wednesday, November 2 (A/F) 
Thursday, November 3 (B)

Topic:  Choose to focus on developing a text-based main idea about one of the aspects of “The Hearth and the Salamander” listed below that you find most compelling.  Demonstrate your clear thinking about the novel by incorporating at least three or four pieces of text that support your claim in a succinct written composition.

v The Minstrel Man allusion
v “The Hearth and the Salamander” synecdoche
v A motif
v A Comparison/Contrast of Clarisse and Mildred

v A relevant quotation

October 17-November 3

Sophomore Honors Literature and Composition
Upcoming Assignments
October 20- November 3


Thursday, October 20
Functions of the Noun poem

Monday, October 24
Functions of the Noun Test

Wednesday, October 26 (A)
Thursday, October 27 (B/F)
Peer Editing Draft of “The Hearth and the Salamander” Essay (Hard copy or google drafts)

Monday, October 31
Read “Tricked” by David Sedaris 
In-class journal entry

Wednesday, November 2 (A/F)
Thursday, November 3 (B)
Final Draft “The Hearth and the Salamander” Essay

Thursday, November 3 (A/F)
Friday, November 4 (B)
Read Fahrenheit 451 “The Sieve and the Sand” to page  91 “looking at the world.” 


Thursday, October 13, 2016

Monday, October 17

Homework for Monday, October 17

1) October Monthly Writing
2) Finish reading "The Hearth an the Salamander" (page 68)  You have the power to save one sentence to save from a fire.  Briefly explain why it's particularly worth saving.