DW:  Do over… (What do you regret? What do you wish you could do over?)

Do not go gentle into that good night…we will continue with group analysis.

*TWO groups have not handed in the Poetry Analysis HO!

DW:  What are you good at?

Review and study Vocab Week 3 handout

Poetry Collections are due February 28th

• Read and analyze “Dulce et Decorum est” by Wilfred Owen.  Be prepared to write a formal written analysis of the poem in class on Tuesday, February 22. (You may want to do some independent research into the poet)
• Week 2 Vocabulary Quiz:  will be on Tuesday, February 22

• Read and analyze “Dulce et Decorum est” by Wilfred Owen…prepare to discuss in detail tomorrow.  (You may want to do some independent research into the poet)
• Your own love poem…due by Thursday, Friday 17th…early submissions always welcome!
• Week 2 Vocabulary Quiz:  will be on Tuesday, February 22

DW:  Favourite activity/hobby/sport/pastime…

DW:  Favourite meal/dish/food…

• Remember I am giving you a topic…your daily writing can be anything you want…descriptive, imagery, narrative….  As long as you are able to get about 500 words.

We will continue on with our discussion on Shakespeare’s sonnets tomorrow.

Poetry Analysis of “Nothing Gold Can Stay”. due Friday, February 11

Vancouver Pet Laureate’s City Poems Contest:  Poetry contest

DW:  Favourite sound…

Poetry Analysis of “Nothing Gold Can Stay”

• Formal written work therefore formal English please
• structured paragraphs
• minimum 3 paragraphs
• quotes from the poem for evidence
• double spaced in ink or typed
• check your spelling!
• due Friday, February 11

Vancouver Pet Laureate’s City Poems Contest:  Poetry contest