TEST on MARCH 6th--- turn in annotated book.

As of FEB. 12, you should have purchased a new copy of a certain edition of Night by  Elie Wiesel by class time for $11 in Raider Shop.  You will READ and ANNOTATE the book individually as homework and use the terms sheet to stick in back of book to list page numbers of the terms you annotate by MARCH 6.  NO HIGHLIGHTING except for the word "night" throughout the actual text of the book! We will have discussions, writing assignments, tests, etc. concerning this text after spring break.

Each student will need to read Night independently and mark annotations according to the literary terms sheet glued in the back of the book. Students will take a test March 6 to prove they have read the book and will turn in the book to me so I can check their annotations. THEN I will team teach the book with my students, and they will use their annotations to teach it with me.

Read and annotate Night (include the PREFACE and FOREWORD AND the SPEECH at the end of the book): total 136 pages divided by 23 nights to read and annotate (reading and annotating EVERY night including weekend nights); you need to read and annotate 6 pages per night. THEN when you finish reading, you’ll need to go back through the whole book to note certain aspects you will notice about the book since you will have read it all by then. TEST on March 6 to prove you have read and understood the book on your own and then we’ll really study the deeper aspects of the book.

Read and annotate Night (include the PREFACE and FOREWORD AND the SPEECH at the end of the book): total 136 pages divided by 23 nights to read and annotate (reading and annotating EVERY night including weekend nights); you need to read and annotate 6 pages per night. THEN when you finish reading, you’ll need to go back through the whole book to note certain aspects you will notice about the book since you will have read it all by then. TEST on March 6 to prove you have read and understood the book on your own and then we’ll really study the deeper aspects of the book. NO HIGHLIGHTING!

Read and annotate Night (include the PREFACE and FOREWORD AND the SPEECH at the end of the book): total 136 pages divided by 23 nights to read and annotate (reading and annotating EVERY night including weekend nights); you need to read and annotate 6 pages per night. THEN when you finish reading, you’ll need to go back through the whole book to note certain aspects you will notice about the book since you will have read it all by then. TEST on March 6 to prove you have read and understood the book on your own and then we’ll really study the deeper aspects of the book. NO HIGHLIGHTING!

Read and annotate Night (include the PREFACE and FOREWORD AND the SPEECH at the end of the book): total 136 pages divided by 23 nights to read and annotate (reading and annotating EVERY night including weekend nights); you need to read and annotate 6 pages per night. THEN when you finish reading, you’ll need to go back through the whole book to note certain aspects you will notice about the book since you will have read it all by then. TEST on March 6 to prove you have read and understood the book on your own and then we’ll really study the deeper aspects of the book. NO HIGHLIGHTING!

Read and annotate Night (include the PREFACE and FOREWORD AND the SPEECH at the end of the book): total 136 pages divided by 23 nights to read and annotate (reading and annotating EVERY night including weekend nights); you need to read and annotate 6 pages per night. THEN when you finish reading, you’ll need to go back through the whole book to note certain aspects you will notice about the book since you will have read it all by then. TEST on March 6 to prove you have read and understood the book on your own and then we’ll really study the deeper aspects of the book. NO HIGHLIGHTING!