We will continue celebrating Black History Month through the exploration in the literary aspects of the Harlem Renaissance with major key authors. We will also study one of the the greatest and most legendary plays entitled "A Raisin in the Sun" by famous playwright Lorraine Hansberry. We will spend the next three and a half weeks exploring this and digging deeper with character's perspectives, conflicts, inferences, citing evidences, and making inferences which can be supported by our readings in more than one way.

As we continue through the year, we will be looking at the various perspectives a narrator can tell a story. The students have notes and a power point from Canvas, but here is a video refresher to assist them if they say they are having a hard time understanding. We will continue practicing this skill for the remainder of the month before we move onto theme.

This is the introduction we will be watching when it comes to starting the Civil War. Feel free to take a glance at this and know what we will be starting as we begin the new unit on November 15th, 2021 in class.

This is one of the videos watched in class this past week. You scholars wrote down five facts focusing on material from the clip. Feel free to look through it and check over their facts with them.

1:58:30 Harriet Movie

For those of you who are having a hard time following the movie, you are now able to look at the movie at your leisure. In class students, be sure to look at this before your quiz on Friday. Remote students, your quiz will be next Thursday so be sure to look over yours during the weekend and this week.