6th Period-English 8 Assignments
- Instructor
- Elizabeth Posey
- Term
- 2026-2027 Academic Term
- Department
- English Language Arts
- Description
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September 2026
| Su | Mo | Tu | We | Th | Fr | Sa |
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Upcoming Assignments
Due:
After you read Frankenstein chapter 4 (pages 42-50), complete the Lesson 2 solo. This time, there will be multiple choice, matching, and short response questions. Make sure to click "hand in" when you are ready to submit.
Past Assignments
Due:
Lesson 1, Card 8, Bubbles 1-7.
Read each question and answer carefully! Consult the Solo tip slide attached to set yourself up for success.
Read each question and answer carefully! Consult the Solo tip slide attached to set yourself up for success.
Due:
Be prepared to review this chapter in class.
Due:
Turn in your final 6 word memoir at the BEGINNING OF THE PERIOD on Wednesday 9/2. See the attached slide for final draft requirements. Make it beautiful--this is going on the wall!
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Follow my instructions in class to transfer your Tiny Memoir Rough Draft into the MLA formatted Final Draft template. Check for common errors and conventions before submitting.
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Using your handwritten brainstorming materials, draft document guidelines, and rubric, develop a draft of your tiny memoir.
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Bring an independent reading book EVERY BLOCK DAY.
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Follow the annotation instructions that we used for "Fish Cheeks" (slide included) to annotate the collection of New York Times Tiny Memoirs. Next to each Tiny Memoir, identify and write down 1-3 key issues that arise in the story.
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Please bring your signed copy to class!
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Your literary autobiography is due at the beginning of the period! Make sure to include all 5 illustrations, descriptions (inside), and your name. I will collect both your rough draft planning sheet and your final draft.