Sammy's Swagged Out Blog

Agenda

-Take a minute 

-Blog corrections

-Reader's workshop

-Week 6: Q Q S L

- The Outsiders

Homework

-RJ 6.4 Read The Outsiders p.1-18 and record summary

    As we come back from the very sad nutrition, the very enthusiastic class enters and takes a seat. After we take a seat, we take out our reading journals and agendas, we take a minute to write down the agenda and get ready. Ms. Nakada plays the sad mindful minute video, during that minute you can either doodle, read or just relax. As we finish our mindful minute, Akira comes up and reads her drippy blog. During the blog we laugh at how I'm very sad and how we named Zurie "Notorious." (In Zurie We Trust.) As Akira finishes reading her blog, we correct her blog. As I try to hide from this mysterious, sad and depressing class, Akira has chosen me, the worst mistake in this entire earth. I rethink my life choices and my life flashes before my eyes as I get chosen. After my terrifying moment, we took about five minutes to have a very sad reader's workshop.

     After our very sad reader's workshop, we go back to our lines, Ms. Nakada reads a little part of, "The Contract Says: We'd Like the Conversation to Be Bilingual" by Ada Limon. We speak about who's speaking in the lines and the play on words, "Patrons" and "Patron." We also speak about the difference between uncomfortable and complicit and the definition of several other words. After we finish discussing our Lines, Ms. Nakada rips off the School Trip notes aggressively so we can finally read the very sad and dark book, The Outsiders. Ms. Nakada starts talking about how we can read the upsetting book The Outsiders, how Ms. Nakada starts it off and will stop and a random sad student can pick it up and do the same.  We read the scary moment of Ponyboy getting jumped by Socs and how Ponyboy tries to resist. The depressing silence in between was very awkward. After we stop reading, Ms. Nakada passes out a Post It to each very upset student to be used as notes for The Outsiders. Ms. Nakada rips off another large Post It and places it on the board the most aggressive way ever and writes what we had read so far. We speak about the conflict between Soc and Greasers.  

    

    Lastly, Ms. Nakada lets us pack up and get ready to leave. The bell rings. and we're off to our sad, depressing, upsetting science class.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY ISAAC

21st night of September