Too bad this desktop doesn't have an emoji keyboard. What I have to say could be accurately summed up in emoji. Specifically: Loudly Crying emoji, Red Heart, Graduation cap, Loudly Crying emoji, Blue Heart emoji.
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,So, it's May 11, and in the time since I've last posted, you've studied, focused, prepared, eaten copious amounts of breakfast casserole, and ROCKED the AP Lit exam (oh, and could we talk for a minute about The Juggler and about how perfectly awesome the Q3 was?!). And since then, we've reflected, we've played, we've tinkered, rested a bit, laughed, talked, sang some sweet tunes from the mid 2000s, laughed some more, and now -- we're off and on to the Senior Footprint project.
Tuesday: An AP Lit review & Raymond Carver's "Cathedral"
Check out this post to read up on the Poetry Service Project!
Holy past-due update! My apologies for missing your pre-break update, but here we are. We've Spring Breaked, and we've back at it again not with the white Vans, but with the AP Lit skills and *cue intense music* Testing Season.
You've made tremendous strides this week, guys. You're working hard to nudge the pieces into place before the AP LITERATURE AND COMPOSITION EXAM ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 4.
You have the skills. You have the brains. You have the wanna. You got this.
HERE is this week's agenda & activity slides so you can get the shape of class this week & HERE is a link to the AP Lit free response prompts from the College Board.