Leclaire's A.P. Lit Blog
Thursday, May 17, 2018
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
Senior Spotlight: May 16, 2018
Focus: What does it mean to live a (nonfictional) meaningful life?
1. Warming up with my last call for your final tasks:
3. Spotlighting my seniors:
HW:
1. Turn in all books. Complete and print your letter. Complete and print your legacy. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
2. Bring in your favorite foods / outdoor activities TOMORROW for our picnic!
1. Warming up with my last call for your final tasks:
- Turn in all books.
- Complete and print your letter to future AP Lit students.
- Complete and print your legacy (the essay you're most proud of and would like to be used as an example--you can leave your name on or off).
- Submit your online course evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
3. Spotlighting my seniors:
- Are you going to college? If yes, where, and what might you study? If no, what are you planning to do?
- What would be the ultimate graduation gift?
- Any final thank-you's to those you are leaving behind?
- Favorite senior year memory?
HW:
1. Turn in all books. Complete and print your letter. Complete and print your legacy. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
2. Bring in your favorite foods / outdoor activities TOMORROW for our picnic!
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
Still Stranger Than Fiction: May 15, 2018
Focus: What does it mean to live a meaningful (nonfictional) life?
1. Warming up with a reminder of your final tasks (and checking them off):
3. Continue watching Stranger Than Fiction
HW:
1. Turn in all books. Complete and print your letter. Complete and print your legacy. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
2. Bring in your favorite foods / outdoor activities on Thursday for our picnic!
1. Warming up with a reminder of your final tasks (and checking them off):
- Turn in all books.
- Complete and print your letter to future AP Lit students.
- Complete and print your legacy (the essay you're most proud of and would like to be used as an example--you can leave your name on or off).
- Submit your online course evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
3. Continue watching Stranger Than Fiction
HW:
1. Turn in all books. Complete and print your letter. Complete and print your legacy. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
2. Bring in your favorite foods / outdoor activities on Thursday for our picnic!
Monday, May 14, 2018
What's Stranger Than Fiction? May 14, 2018
Focus: What does it mean to live a meaningful (nonfictional) life?
1. Warming up with our final three good things together
2. Offering you your final in-class time to accomplish the following tasks (25-30 minutes):
HW:
1. Turn in all books. Complete and print your letter. Complete and print your legacy. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
2. Bring in your favorite foods / outdoor activities on Thursday for our picnic!
1. Warming up with our final three good things together
2. Offering you your final in-class time to accomplish the following tasks (25-30 minutes):
- Turn in all books.
- Complete and print your letter to future AP Lit students.
- Complete and print your legacy (the essay you're most proud of and would like to be used as an example--you can leave your name on or off).
- Submit your online course evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
HW:
1. Turn in all books. Complete and print your letter. Complete and print your legacy. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
2. Bring in your favorite foods / outdoor activities on Thursday for our picnic!
Friday, May 11, 2018
Happiness and Gratitude: May 11, 2018
Focus: How do we finish the year in A.P. Literature?
1. Warming up with a reminder of the final tasks to accomplish before you go
3. Expressing gratitude with "I'm grateful to you for..."
HW:
1. Turn in all books.
2. Complete and print your letter.
3. Complete and print your legacy.
4. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
1. Warming up with a reminder of the final tasks to accomplish before you go
- Turn in all books.
- Complete and print your letter to future AP Lit students.
- Complete and print your legacy (the essay you're most proud of and would like to be used as an example--you can leave your name on or off).
- Submit your online course evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
3. Expressing gratitude with "I'm grateful to you for..."
HW:
1. Turn in all books.
2. Complete and print your letter.
3. Complete and print your legacy.
4. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
Thursday, May 10, 2018
Your Final To-Do List: May 10, 2018
Focus: How do we finish the year in A.P. Literature?
1. Warming up with an overview of the final tasks to accomplish before you go
3. Turning in books (if you have them)
HW:
1. Turn in all books.
2. Complete and print your letter.
3. Complete and print your legacy.
4. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
1. Warming up with an overview of the final tasks to accomplish before you go
- Turn in all books.
- Complete and print your letter to future AP Lit students.
- Complete and print your legacy (the essay you're most proud of and would like to be used as an example--you can leave your name on or off).
- Submit your online course evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
3. Turning in books (if you have them)
HW:
1. Turn in all books.
2. Complete and print your letter.
3. Complete and print your legacy.
4. Submit your online evaluation, which you can access by clicking HERE.
Wednesday, May 9, 2018
The Test Is Done! May 9, 2018
Focus: How do you get the most out of your A.P. experience?
1. Warming up: How'd it go?
2. Relaxing with Shawn Achor and wiring your brain for the "happiness advantage"
3. Practicing his methods with a little gratitude and www.calm.com
HW:
If your final blog post is completed, then nothing, really. If you're still needing help wrapping your head around existentialism, try watching "Henri, the Existentialist Cat."
We'll have a final checklist to tackle tomorrow, but it's all stuff that can be completed during class.
1. Warming up: How'd it go?
2. Relaxing with Shawn Achor and wiring your brain for the "happiness advantage"
3. Practicing his methods with a little gratitude and www.calm.com
HW:
If your final blog post is completed, then nothing, really. If you're still needing help wrapping your head around existentialism, try watching "Henri, the Existentialist Cat."
We'll have a final checklist to tackle tomorrow, but it's all stuff that can be completed during class.
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