1/13, 1/23, 1/24, 1/26 Classics

Final Presentations!!!

1/12 American Studies

In-class~ Socratic Seminar on Women of the 20s readings, book reading on the Red Scare

Hw~ Finish preparing for Harlem Renaissance Fair TOMORROW

1/11 & 1/12 Classics

In-class~ King Arthur

HW~ Prep for Final Presentations which begin FRIDAY!

1/11 American Studies

In-class~ Video with questions on The Scope's Trial,  Harlem Renaissance Fair prep time

HW~ Print and critically read http://bedeclassdocs.blogspot.com/2012/01/women-of-20s-primary-sources.html

1/10 Classics

In-class~ King Arthur

HW~ Prep for final project which start FRIDAY

1/10 American Studies

In-class~ Langston Hughes poetry, discussion and reading of the KKK

HW~ None

Harlem Renaissance Fair on FRIDAY

1/9 Classics

In-class~ Arthurian Legend Socratic Seminar

HW~ None due tomorrow

FINAL PROJECT PRESENTATIONS START FRIDAY

1/9 American Studies

In-class~ Harlem Renaissance readings from Langston Hughes & Art ppt, Harlem Renaissance Fair research time, passed out final exam study guide

HW~ None due tomorrow

Harlem Renaissance Fair FRIDAY 1/13

American Studies Winter Break EC

Develop a two page (2-spaced/typed) narrative story in the style of A Christmas Story. Just as the film does, take a real life holiday (obviously doesn't need to be Christmas) experience and embellish it to make a humorous exaggerated story.

DUE WEDNESDAY JANUARY 4TH