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Small Group Discussion Get in groups of no more than four, and discuss answers to the questions given (these are all questions you came up with). Each person should write answers/take notes in their bellwork journal so you can refer back to your answers tomorrow during large group discussion (I will be looking for these when I grade your BW journal next week). Refer to the text and write down page numbers as you discuss. Be prepared for entire class discussion tomorrow (graded discussion). When you are finished, quietly read.
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People never notice anything.” ~J.D. Salinger, The Catcher in the Rye, Chapter 2 28 Nov.
2012
AGENDA-Bellwork
-Small Group Discussion (large Group discussion
tomorrow)-Reading Time
Ident i fy and d iscuss themes and symbols in CIR .
Bellwork-Define these words as best as possible.
11/28/12
Yellow (not the color)
Bourgeois
Clavichord
Coward Middle class; someone
Dominated or characterized by materialistic pursuits or concerns
An early type of keyboard
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Small Group Discussion Get in groups of no more than four, and
discuss answers to the questions given (these are all questions you came up with). Each person should write answers/take
notes in their bellwork journal so you can refer back to your answers tomorrow during large group discussion (I will be looking for these when I grade your BW journal next week).
Refer to the text and write down page numbers as you discuss.
Be prepared for entire class discussion tomorrow (graded discussion).
When you are finished, quietly read.
Announcements Cans—Bring canned food in for the
canned food drive. Homework:
TTTC—Go to turnitin.com and read the comments about your paper by Friday 11/30. You will receive points for this.
By Friday you must be through Chapter 17; take notes on the Museum of Natural History and Holden’s date/relationship with Sally (do this in your bellwork journal)
By Tuesday Dec. 4 mentor student agreement form due.
Bellwork Journals due Friday Dec. 7
