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LESSON PLANS FOR MR. HOPKINS
FOR THE WEEK OF: Dec 17th -21st
2007 ENGLISH
1-2 PER 1, 2, 3, and 7:
Mr. Hopkins Contact
Information Phone:
268-6262 Quote
of the Week:
jerry_hopkins@gfps.k12.mt.us “It is a fair, even-handed, noble adjustment of
things that Homework Hotline: 268-7299 ext 8383
while
there is infection in disease and sorrow, there is nothing in the world
so irresistibly contagious as laughter and good-humor.”
Charles Dickens, from A
Christmas Carol
Monday -- Complete
the viewing of PBS/Masterpiece Theatre version of Stage Two of -- Outside
read -- Discuss
story arch of Great Expectations so far. -- Begin
Chapters 30-32 of Great Expectations (it begins on pg. 674 in the text) HW—Complete
the reading for homework and the questions in the packet for chapters
30-32 (pgs 27 and 28 in the packet) Tuesday ADVISORY --
Answer questions about chapters 30-32 -- Quiz over
chapters 30-32 → Correct -- Correct
questions in packet for chapters 30-32 -- Outside
read. -- Break
into groups for visual interpretation of chapters. They will begin this
project tomorrow. Wednesday -- In groups
of two-three, student will create a visual representation of chapters of
Great Expectations For example,
one group will create the highlights for chapters 1-5; another group
would have chapters 6-10 and so on. We will do this for the 30 chapters
we’ve read so far. The groups will present their images at the end of
the period on Thursday. Thursday FESTIVUS
FOR THE REST OF US! -- Complete
the visual interpretation for chapters of Great
Expectations Groups will present at
the end of the period. Friday --
In conjunction with Great
Expectations, I will read the final chapter of Dickens’ A
Christmas Carol. -- We will
briefly discuss the thought of redemptions, generosity and the
supernatural as themes in Dickens’ novels. NO HOMEWORK OVER THE BREAK. ENJOY YOUR BREAK! SEE YOU NEXT YEAR!!
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