The first day's will only need to be half as long, as we are going to be spending some time discussing this project. As such, this first one will only be worth 10pts instead of 20. 

Turn in your final draft here!

Make sure your rough draft is formatted correctly (12 pt. Times New Roman font, double spaced) You do not need a works cited page for your rough draft. This should be about 2 pages long.

Your rough draft should also include 4-8 in-text citations. This is when you are directly quoting what is written on your source.

Using the instructions provided to you in class, create a three paragraph (at least one page, double-spaced) personal narrative in which you relate Colonel Sherburn's speech to your own life experiences. Please include:


1. Your name, date, and class/teacher at the top
2. A title for your paper

Write a 4-6 sentence summary of each event. Add a relevant picture on the slide next to your summary.

On the timeline, write a small 4-6 WORD "tag" for each event to show where it falls in chronological order (you may delete the "year" part if it is not relevant to your book). 
Please check your slides for grammar, spelling, and punctuation before turning it in.

I have provided a radio drama script template, as well as an example for your benefit. 
In theory, each page of the script is about 45 seconds long. This means that your completed script should be around 4-8 pages long. 


Only one person in your group will need to turn this in on Google Classroom. Make sure that all group member names are listed. 

Write a letter to a "pet peeve" that you have, using ten Shakespearean insult words. A "pet peeve" is an action or thing that irritates you - for example, getting stuck in traffic, someone clicking their pen during a test, loud noises when you're trying to sleep, etc. 


DO NOT address your letter to a person - even if it's your brother or sister or your best friend.


Create a separate Google Doc for your letter. It should be written in letter format, starting with "Dear __________________," and ending with "Sincerely, ___________________"


This should be AT LEAST half a page long. 

Use the link provided to help fill in the study guide.

Watch the video and answer the questions on the handout. 

Turn in here!

If there are stories that you missed because you were gone - you do NOT have to answer those questions! Write on your Unit Review that you were gone that day, and after I double check and confirm it, I will exempt you from those questions.

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