A1's -- remember that I will want to collect your reading logs today. Obviously, I want you to keep reading after you do your book report. I expect that you will continue to do 20 minutes of reading on your off-days and write in your reading logs. I have given you topics up to now to write on. From now on, you should write whatever you want in response to what you've read. As an example, if I was writing reading logs about The Wars and we have been assigned to read to page 120, I might write about how much I like Juliet d'Orsey (much more than Barbara). I might also write about her speculation that Harris was in love with Robert. I don't think he was. Or I might draw a picture of how Siegfried Sassoon (the poet) describes walking along and seeing a soldier dead with his head smashed in and accompany it with the line "I still maintain that an ordinary human being has a right to be horrified by a mangled body seen on an afternoon walk". The main thing is to think about what you read.
You should have something to show for your inspirational patriotic Canada item -- a brave speech, a rousing song, a catchy slogan, a colourful poster!
A2's -- same thing on Friday!
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