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Feb. 15-19, 2021 :)

INTENSIVE READING

MON: HOLIDAY.

TUE: MKL worksheets. Discuss. Get part for "I Have a Dream" speech.

WED: Recite "I Have a Dream" speech - for a grade. (Students were given parts. ) Listen to the real speech by MLK and discuss.

THU: Study Island / MLK Creative Writing worksheets

FRI: Study Island / MLK Creative Writing worksheets


ART HISTORY

MON: HOLIDAY.

TUE: Machiavelli/ wordsearch

THU: Renaissance worksheet - comprehension.

FRI: Renaissance worksheet - comprehension.


JOURNALISM

MON: HOLIDAY.

TUE: Work on essay / Yearbook.

THU: Work on essay / Yearbook.

FRI: Work on essay / Yearbook.



 
 
 

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