Seniors - 

By Monday, make sure you have your claim and FOUR body paragraphs in your google doc. And don't forget to embed those quotations properly. It looks like many of you need a refresher. Use the resource below on embedding quotations and the last few on analysis to make sure you are going deep into the meaning of the text.

And additional resources:
Topic Sentences with Commentary from: Click Here 
Topic Sentence Starters with Transitions: Click Here 
Character Analysis: Click
Some Sample Claims from our unit, including "Before" and "After:" Click Here 
A Claim and Sample Body Paragraph: Click Here
How to embed quotations: Click Here
Step-by-Step Guide to Analysis: Click Here 


AP Language

1. SATURDAY SESSION! Link to register is on remind. Students who attend have been shown to do better on the exam. I highly recommend it and will give extra credit for attending.

2. Read p. 153-162 of The Bedford Reader, taking notes on all of the key terms and concepts related to the rhetorical method of development, description. On Monday, you will have an open note quiz on the differences between narration and description.