The Early Bird Gets The Worm

Fellow Lit Students and Mrs. Loconte,

I would like to announce that I, Abigail J. Ibanez, have taken on the fifth listed bonus assignment, titled "History Speech" and that the fifth option is no longer available.

Take that, Katrina :)

Sincerely,

Abigail

02/27/14

Our homework for tomorrow is to read the history section of the Victorian Age and answer the 10 review questions on page 619. Also, read Matthew Arnold`s bio on page 647. 

  

Farewell, Farewell Romantic Age!

"we leave thee to Heaven's peaceful care..." Wordsworth, Some Poem Title That's Longer Than This Made-Up One

Today we wrote our Romantic Age unit test (which lacked the familiar 500-word essay topics) and were given the question sheet on the history of the Victorian Age. Your assignment is to finish that handout for next class.

"Sunshine and bud be with you," (The Same Poem I mentioned Earlier, Wordsworth)

Abi

There's Power in this Point

REVIEW (to look again)

Homework

Hello, classmates,

Today, in class, we went over Ode to a Nightingale in class. Your homework for next class is to do all Study and Discussion questions for Ode to a Nightingale and also for Ode to the West Wind. Also, don't forget that there will be a test on the Romantic Age on Tuesday, February 25 -- Study for it.

-Christian

A Better-Late-than-Never Post

Hey guys! Sorry about there being no blog on Thursday, there was a mix up on my part!

So I know it's a bit of a strain, remembering back to Thursday's class but it must be done: as a class, we went through Rebecca's lovely 'Apostrophe to the Ocean'--broke it down, line by line and discussed it a class. After this, Mrs. Loconte taught us the poems 'Ozymandias' and 'When I have fears that I May Cease to Be'.

Our homework, as assigned by Katrina, was to read through Shelly's bio just because there's a lot of good information in there that gets lost among the thickness of the text!

I don't know what exactly was assigned on Friday's class due for Tuesday, so I have nothing to say about that :)

Thanks and sorry again, guys!

C

Charlotte?

Here I am wondering why there is no homework up on the blog and I realize I'm the one who's supposed to inform y'all... my bad!
SO HERE IT IS SHAWTY'S, read the Apostrophe to the Ocean and do the Study & Discussion Questions. SEE Y'ALL BRIGHT AND EARLY TOMORROW MORNING.

No Hmrk

We ain't got no Hmrk foo's.

Tuesday's Homework

Today in lit we went through the history of the romantic age as well as The World is Too Much with Us. Your homework is to read Rime of the Ancient Mariner by Coleridge.