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= Due by March 29: Finish the novel! YeeHaw!!! = = Rubric for the Final Essay, due by April 15th. = Due by March 24: Read and annotate chapters 16 and 17. Due by March 23: Read chapters 14 and 15. Prepare for YOUR literature circle job--on paper. This must be submitted. Chelsea: Scene Selector Zack: Vocabulary Enricher DUE by March 21: Please have read up THROUGH chapter 13. Annotate the chapters to prepare for a graded fishbowl discussion. Assignment #5: DUE Feb. 23: Reach Chapter 3. Come with your Lit Circle job prepared. These will be handed in along with your rubric and self-reflection on your own work as well as the group work (Reflections will be done in class). Assignment #4: DUE Feb. 16 Read Chapter 2. If you are having problems, you may listen to the chapter being read at the following link: []
 * Assignment #3: DUE Feb. 14**
 * Respond to the following quote on the sophomore discussion page (under the discussion tab). Read at least one other peron's response and reply with your own ideas. You MUST post //before// February 14th.** **//" Ships at a distance have every man's wish on board."//**

Assignment #1: Watch the video on the Harlem Renaissance ([]) Assigned on February 8, 2011 for NEXT CLASS--Assignment #2 : Find a poem by Langston Hughes or Claude McKay. Put this poem on your personal wiki page along with a painting by a Harlem Renaissance artist that you feel best depicts the meaning. This page will serve as the cover of your journal for this unit (You can easily find painters and art by googling images "Images of the Harlem Renaissance." Make sure you cite the poet and the artist.). Write a brief (one or two paragraphs) response to your poem and how the painting relates to it.