Wednesday, 10/7

Starter #22 FREE WRITE!  
To get our creative juices flowing for outlining the essay, let's get back to those fun free-writes!


Class Biz
Sign up for roles for the exhibition tomorrow

Agenda
1. Mini-lesson #1 

• Examples of Introducing Quotes and Block Indentation with prose and poems

2. PRACTICE in your starter google docs: Select a quote that is 4 lines or more long that you plan to use in your essay and properly introduce it and cite the page #. Check your partner's to make sure it's correct.

3. Minilesson #2: Passive Voice  v. Active Voice

4. PRACTICE by fixing the sentences on page 2 of this document

3. Work Time:

• Conference with Ashley
• Re-read the play, searching for quotes to support your topic
• Outline your essay
• Don't write it yet!

LITERARY ANALYSIS RESOURCES

• Examples of Introducing Quotes and Block Indentation with prose and poems
• TNTSJ Literary Analysis Essay prompt/student example/tips/rubric
• Parenthetical Documentation and Works Cited Page
• Setting up quotes 
• Owl at Purdue's Writing Lab on Block Quotes (for quotes that are 4 lines or longer)
• Titles: Quotes or Italics?
• Example student essay #1
• Example student essay #2
• Conclusion paragraphs: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
• Ashley's 12th grade English paper for Mr. London
• Owl at Purdue on MLA Bibliographies
• Passive Voice 
• How to write concisely (AKA: Streamlining)