//rjfisher.lgusd.org/apps/classes/1062111/assignments/ Class Name: English 8 - Gonterman - 3(A)-3(A) Instructor(s): Julia Gonterman en-us SchoolSitePro //rjfisher.lgusd.org/homeworkItem12829126 //rjfisher.lgusd.org/apps/classes/1062111/assignments/ Directions: Read the poem below. Annotate it by using the highlight tool to indicate key or noteworthy details throughout the poem, then jot down some notes/thoughts/questions in the right-hand column for “Notes/Thoughts/Questions.”

Part II
Directions:
 In each of the boxes below, write a one sentence claim about each of the indicated aspects of the poem (Speaker, Subject, etc.). 
Use complete sentences in all boxes except the “Patterns/Oppositions” box (where it’s acceptable to make a bulleted list).

Part III (Final Reflection):
→ In your COMP BOOK, you will handwrite one final poem titled, “On Leaving Fisher”.  Reflect on your time in middle school, upcoming graduation, your future high school career, etc. You can choose to have a rhyme scheme, free verse, etc. - your choice!  Decide the tone and mood of your poem and keep that in mind as you are crafting the poem.  Minimum of 15 lines.  

Due: Day 2 at the start of class
]]> Fri, 05 Jun 2026 03:12:20 PDT //rjfisher.lgusd.org/homeworkItem12829175 //rjfisher.lgusd.org/apps/classes/1062111/assignments/ Directions: Read the poem below. Annotate it by using the highlight tool to indicate key or noteworthy details throughout the poem, then jot down some notes/thoughts/questions in the right-hand column for “Notes/Thoughts/Questions.”

Part II
Directions:
 In each of the boxes below, write a one sentence claim about each of the indicated aspects of the poem (Speaker, Subject, etc.). 
Use complete sentences in all boxes except the “Patterns/Oppositions” box (where it’s acceptable to make a bulleted list).

Part III (Final Reflection):
→ In your COMP BOOK, you will handwrite one final poem titled, “On Leaving Fisher”.  Reflect on your time in middle school, upcoming graduation, your future high school career, etc. You can choose to have a rhyme scheme, free verse, etc. - your choice!  Decide the tone and mood of your poem and keep that in mind as you are crafting the poem.  Minimum of 15 lines.  

Due: Day 2 at the start of class
]]> Fri, 05 Jun 2026 03:12:22 PDT //rjfisher.lgusd.org/homeworkItem12829178 //rjfisher.lgusd.org/apps/classes/1062111/assignments/ Directions: Read the poem below. Annotate it by using the highlight tool to indicate key or noteworthy details throughout the poem, then jot down some notes/thoughts/questions in the right-hand column for “Notes/Thoughts/Questions.”

Part II
Directions:
 In each of the boxes below, write a one sentence claim about each of the indicated aspects of the poem (Speaker, Subject, etc.). 
Use complete sentences in all boxes except the “Patterns/Oppositions” box (where it’s acceptable to make a bulleted list).

Part III (Final Reflection):
→ In your COMP BOOK, you will handwrite one final poem titled, “On Leaving Fisher”.  Reflect on your time in middle school, upcoming graduation, your future high school career, etc. You can choose to have a rhyme scheme, free verse, etc. - your choice!  Decide the tone and mood of your poem and keep that in mind as you are crafting the poem.  Minimum of 15 lines.  

Due: Day 2 at the start of class
]]> Fri, 05 Jun 2026 03:12:22 PDT //rjfisher.lgusd.org/homeworkItem12829187 //rjfisher.lgusd.org/apps/classes/1062111/assignments/ Directions: Read the poem below. Annotate it by using the highlight tool to indicate key or noteworthy details throughout the poem, then jot down some notes/thoughts/questions in the right-hand column for “Notes/Thoughts/Questions.”

Part II
Directions:
 In each of the boxes below, write a one sentence claim about each of the indicated aspects of the poem (Speaker, Subject, etc.). 
Use complete sentences in all boxes except the “Patterns/Oppositions” box (where it’s acceptable to make a bulleted list).

Part III (Final Reflection):
→ In your COMP BOOK, you will handwrite one final poem titled, “On Leaving Fisher”.  Reflect on your time in middle school, upcoming graduation, your future high school career, etc. You can choose to have a rhyme scheme, free verse, etc. - your choice!  Decide the tone and mood of your poem and keep that in mind as you are crafting the poem.  Minimum of 15 lines.  

Due: Day 2 at the start of class
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2. Attach that copy here to this assignment post.  
Any and all edits to your speech from here on out will occur here on this draft.  The content and topic of your speech should remain relatively the same from here on out, as your teacher will be previewing your first draft.  If you decide to change the general topic or decide to change the bulk of your speech, you do need to indicate that to your teacher as a private comment on GC at least a week before your delivery day.  

3) Work Time: 
- Create Final Draft + add to new Final Draft posting on GC
- Revise/edit/improve
- Proofread
- Read through silently + time with a Google timer. 
- Read through outside with a partner(s)
- Create notecards on the notecards provided by teacher. 
→ Note: This is the last major in-class work day for the Spring Speech.

Note: your due date is the day of your speech delivery date.
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2. Attach that copy here to this assignment post.  
Any and all edits to your speech from here on out will occur here on this draft.  The content and topic of your speech should remain relatively the same from here on out, as your teacher will be previewing your first draft.  If you decide to change the general topic or decide to change the bulk of your speech, you do need to indicate that to your teacher as a private comment on GC at least a week before your delivery day.  

3) Work Time: 
- Create Final Draft + add to new Final Draft posting on GC
- Revise/edit/improve
- Proofread
- Read through silently + time with a Google timer. 
- Read through outside with a partner(s)
- Create notecards on the notecards provided by teacher. 
→ Note: This is the last major in-class work day for the Spring Speech.

Note: your due date is the day of your speech delivery date.
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