JOURNAL TOPIC:
Choose a character or a moment in the book and describe
it like you’re telling a friend about something that happened at lunch.
This will tell me what gets your attention, what affects your mood as a
reader, and what you remember. (Obviously, it will also tell me what
you’ve read and understand.) When it comes to the characters and their
words and actions, be as judgmental as you want.
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Keep reading (as a class, in groups, or by yourself) and taking notes
3. You should be posting to your blog EVERY DAY now as part of your
routine. You can do this during the last part of the period if that
makes it easier. Please post your notes (title: GATSBY pages xx-xx).
(Don’t type “xx” — use the pages you read that day.) You can also post
about any Big Question work you’re doing and anything else you want to
share with your readers.
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