We did lesson 2B.8 with a focus on main ideas and supporting them with details. We focused on just the introduction of our new text "Great Migration". This powerful poem is made even more amazing by the artists paintings which tell the story in vivid detail.
Tomorrow is our visit to Plymouth Church. We will be leaving the school between 9:15 and 9:30. We are taking a school bus to Brooklyn Heights. Our tour starts at 10:45 and will show us around the church, take us to were Rev. Henry Beecher gave his abolitionist sermons, we might get to sit where Abraham Lincoln sat (actual seat still there!)...Look at the stained glass windows which also tell a great story about the church and it's place in history, and finally, we will get to go under the church to the basement where actual escaped slaves used to hide on their trip on the underground railroad. The tour should be over about 11:45, so we should be back to school between 12:45 and 1:00. We will eat lunch in the classroom (bag lunch provided by school). If you want to bring your own lunch you can. Also, you MUST wear your school uniform to go on the trip. NO EXCUSES! If you have not paid your $1 for children, $5 for adults for the trip, please bring it tomorrow! Students can bring a camera to take pictures, but they are responsible for it... NOT ME!
Homework:
- Reading for 45 minutes
- Double Sided Reading Comp / Vocab practice
- Writing - Paragraph on artist process
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