High School Writing 2: More Photos

Welcome back, photography description gurus!

Here's the link for today's options:

National Geographic Photo Galleries

Choose a photo you can describe in vivid, stylish language, as we discussed in class. Be sure to print out the photo to hand in... or send me the link to the gallery you chose and tell me which photo you described! Either way, remember that I need to see it.

Have a great week,

~Mrs. Stewart

HS Writing II: Photo Assignment

Hi, High School Writing II!

Follow the link below to find a slideshow of all the photos you may use for your first creative photo assignment. Of course, you may also use a personal photo!

Photo Description Assignment

Remember, your options are a descriptive non-fiction short essay, a poem, or a short story. Don't be silly. :-)

~Mrs. Stewart

American Literature: Faulkner Story

American Literature students:

Here's the link to your Faulkner reading for this week. As usual, please print it out and bring it to class next Tuesday!

"A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner

~Mrs. Stewart

Middle School Lit: Robert Frost Poems

Hello, all!

I hope you enjoy these poems. Please print them out and bring them to class next week for discussion.

"The Road Not Taken"

"Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening"

See you next Tuesday!

~Mrs. Stewart

American Literature: The Harlem Renaissance

Hey, American Literature-ers!

I hope you're hard at work on your analysis papers by now. Enjoy these--and as you do, think about how they show evolution (or not) from previous discussions about race that we've read!

"A Dream Deferred" by Langston Hughes
"The Negro Speaks of Rivers" by Langston Hughes
"Democracy" by Langston Hughes
"Visitors to the Black Belt" by Langston Hughes (the paragraphs beneath the poem are optional to read/print)

~Mrs. Stewart