Hi class,

Here is your skit criteria.

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Hi class,

Today we did a friendly debate in class. Excellent job, everyone!

Hi everyone,

Today we read “Gentlemen, Your Verdict” and worked on some questions to prepare for the debate next class. Please complete questions and have them ready to hand in next class.

1. In what way was Oram’s selection of the men to survive both humane and practical? Make sure you know the meaning of the terms “humane” and “practical”.
2. Why do you think Oram sacrificed his own life?
3. What is the moral dilemma the Captain faces? Do the submariners face any moral dilemmas?
4. What is a sense of duty? Does Oram have a strong sense of duty? Do the submariners recognize their sense of duty?
5. Do you think Oram is guilty? Write down both sides of the argument. Have three points for each side.

Hi class,

Today we learned about moral dilemmas by playing a kahoot and examining some difficult cases. Please read the short story, “Gentlemen, Your Verdict”, for homework.

Hi everyone,

I gave back your paragraphs today and we looked at a couple of them together. Please bring your copy of “A Rose for Emily” next class.

Helloo,

Today was so short class and many had to leave early for clubs day. We continued with our discussion on “A Rose for Emily” and will talk more about the paragraphs next class.

Have a great weekend!

Hi class,

Today we talked about how to find the theme of an image and had the rest of the class to discuss “A Rose for Emily”.

Happy October!

Today we looked at some examples of integrated quotes and went over the roles in a literature discussion circle.

HW:

• finish reading “A Rose for Emily” and complete your role sheet for the role you chose to take. You can choose to write in the booklet or on a separate sheet of paper.
• Literature Circles Role Sheets