Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Open Mic
3) Book of Choice Literary Circles

Due Dates coming up:
1) Your Scene project is due next Friday

Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Intro Dialogue--showing emotions
3) Group work--write a scene where you switch into very clear emotions, keeping the scene up
4) Share out

Tomorrow;
1) You will turn in your lit circles questions and discuss them in a small group
2) Open mic! Remember, you must perform in 4 over the course of the quarter. We only have 5 left, including tomorrow.
3) Your Protagonist/antagonist scene is due next Friday.

Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Open Mic!
3) Add details to your Love Your villain handout--turn that in on Monday for a classwork grade
4) Story Matic creative writing exercise.

Today's agenda:
1) SSR + turn in your projects
2) Creative Writing Telestrations
3) Scene vs. summary (see power point)
4) Write a scene about anything. Get it checked for a classwork grade.

Homework:
1) Finish your scene if you didn't finish it in class

Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Voting on Class villain
3) Work on your project

Your unit project is due tomorrow!

Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Brainstorm for your antagonist and conflict: What does your character want? What kind of person could get in his/her way? What kind of internal conflict could you give your protagonist? What causes that internal conflict?
3) Work on your project

Your project is due on Wednesday!

Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Open Mic!
3) Intro Antagonists

Coming up:
1) Your protagonist project is due on Wednesday!

Today's agenda

1) SSR
2) What's in your backpack? (See ppt)
3) Write a poem or free write about your back pack.
4) work on your project

Your project is due on Wednesday

Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Wednesday Fun Day!--Telestrations style
3) Character desk activity--what can you tell about the character based on his desk and the things on it?
4) Work on your project

Projects are due on Sept 20

Today's agenda:
1) SSR
2) Cynicism/Idealism Sliding scale--what is it? Where do characters and stories fall?
3) Anti Heroes--definitions and examples
4) Create an anti hero--choose a villain and make them more sympathetic. Why do they do what they do?

Your project is due on September 20