The ACC English class, period four,
started the day with prayer as usual.
Mrs. Gill started out by saying the “Hail Mary” and the class finished
the prayer. Instead of praying the
alternate prayer for November, Mrs. Gill recited the “Glory Be” and we finished
that prayer also. The journal today was
“ouch” and the class had to write about an experience where they had gotten
hurt. Abby wrote about a fracture. Kristen wrote about how she was fighting with
her brother and her brother broke her nose.
Marc wrote about how he injured his chin. After Marc finished reading Mrs. Gill talked
about how most of the people in her family have had a split chin. Mrs. Gill called on one more reader, Frankie,
and he wrote about how he severely injured his knee. Conversation then broke out within the
classroom while Mrs. Gill was getting everything ready for our next
objective. Max then, out loud, stated
something about cutting off heads.
Mrs.
Gill settled the class and explained to us our in-class project with our groups. The saint quotes could be used on this
because it was considered a quiz. Kayla
asked if she could have another quote since hers accidently went through the
wash. Mrs. Gill responded by saying that
she had them recorded and they were also on edline. Max had a random inquiry about how recently
we have been given us tests on shortened days; but we have had many of those
recently. Mrs. Gill had thought that
even though they weren’t planned that way, it might help people do better under
pressure. Sam commented saying that the
writing might be sloppier. Mrs. Gill
then went into a short speech about the topic.
We then
got back on track by getting in our groups.
I could hear small chatter throughout the room, but other than that the
room was quiet. In my group, Hannah and
Kayla tried to pronounce the word, “ignominy”.
Mrs. Gill overheard and she clarified they pronunciation of the
word. The class flew by and before we
knew it class was over. The homework was
just to read The Scarlet Letter.
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