As promised, here are the totally at random emoji I generated. Translate them into a poem of your creation.
Due in your Student Folder as EMOJI POEM_YOURNAME by April 22.
Happy National Poetry Month.
Author: Sarah Schmerler (Page 4 of 11)
…that you have with your issue — the one you plan to write your Op-Ed piece on.
You need to write in the first person “I” and I strongly suggest that you spend at least 15 minutes doing so.
Read an excerpt from it aloud next class. (If you can’t think of anything to write, then you probably don’t have any emotional or personal connection to this issue. So figure out what you will do to convince me that you deserve an extension.) Any true experiences can be written about.
Extensions granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
(And if you are handing in your assignment on Thursday, please disregard the above. It should be fun class for you to sit back and listen. : -))
