“I did then what I knew how to do. Now that I know better, I do better.”

― Maya Angelou                                    

Today is a "B" Day

• Students will define Simile  and Metaphore using the digital Frayer model version. (saved to OneDrive Shiah folder or paper copy) 

• Students will be able to write down (5) simile and (5) metaphor examples

• Students will be able to complete a missing assignment for a core academic course

• Students will be able to continue reading, re-reading, watching, re-watching 3rd quarter readings for English (Bryan Stevenson Injustice, Night by Elie Wiesel, Letter from Birmingham Jail MLK)

• Students will be able to complete the Level 1 Assessment 

• Students will complete the assignment log worksheet.

Levels of thinking to help become a better student

Tips for Annotating Poems and other readings 

Binder Organization 

Motivational Video (Denzel Washington)

Elie Wiesel Oprah Interview

Hope, despair, and memory summary

Elie Wiesel Night Full text

Night Chapter 1 Audio

Night Chapter 2 Audio

Night Chapter 3 Audio

Elie Wiesel Hope, Despair, and Memory

Elie Wiesel Hope, Despair, and Memory vocabulary and question version 

True Justice: Bryan Stevenson's Fight For Equality – Full Film

Ray Bradberry Fahrenheit 451 Full text 

Ray Bradberry Fahrenheit 451 Full Audio 

Letter From Birmingham Jail MLK

Martin Luther King Reads a Letter from Birmingham Jail Video

Hamlet Full Text

Hamlet Audio

Hamlet SparkNotes

Hamlet Cartoon Summary Video

My Last Dutchess Poem

My Last Duchess SparkNotes

My Last Duchess Video Summary

My Last Duchess Audio

Malcolm X Full text

Malcolm X Full text audio

Malcolm X SparkNotes 

Malcolm X Supplemental Video 

Souls of Black Folks SparkNotes

Shawshank Redemption 

Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption SparkNotes

Participation in Government Final Essay Graphic Organizer

Novel NY Electronic Resources