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PREAP ELA Jan 20 - 23

Tuesday January 2oth

  • Turn in "Letters from Birmingham"
  • Take Persuasive Terms Quiz
  • MUG Week 13
  • "Inquisitive Pigs" article/ SOAPSTONE and questions due Wednesday
Wednesday January 21st
  • Check "Letters"
  • Go over Persuasive Quiz
  • Discuss "Inquisitive Pigs"
  • Pass out Animal Farm Packet
  • Annotation Reminders
  • Begin Reading Chapter One
Thursday January 22nd
  • Don Henly's "Dirty Laundry" Analysis
  • Complete in Class/ Due Friday if you do not finish in class
Friday January 23rd
  • Check Don Henley's Dirty Laundry

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