*Las Notas Escribas de Lauren Corley

            Hoy, el seis de octubre de 2011, la clase de ACC ingles tres periodo cuatro de Señora Gill fue la primera clase del día. En lugar de comenzar la clase con el habitual “Ave María” y “Gloria”, la oración que se dijo por el altavoz. Las clases eran sólo treinta y siete minutos porque fue un Día del Club. Emily Melz leyó sus notas escribas acerca de la clase ayer, que fue en la forma de un crucigrama. Señora Gill entregó un volante para la proyección de El Crisol para el crédito adicional el domingo, el nueve de octubre. Originalmente, el tiempo se fijó para a las seis de la noche, pero se cambió a las tres se la tarde debido a un conflicto con la práctica del teatro que empieza a las seis. El crédito adicional es para Juniors en las clases de inglés 3 y ACC inglés 3 y la pena de diez a veinticinco puntos de crédito adicional. La película se proyectará en el Centro de Medios de Comunicación y palomitas de maíz y refrescos serán proporcionados. Ninguna revista se hace hoy en día, ya que El Crisol todavía estaba siendo leído. Durante unos días, Señora Gill quería saber cómo decir "así es como nos roll" en español. Marc descubrió la palabra española para "rodar", que es "Rodar". Señora Gill recoge nuestros papeles de reacción para el tercer acto a través de DyKnow y nos dice que para asegurarse de que nos envíe el documento correcto. Si no, no podemos correo electrónico el documento correcto.   

            Sra. Gill menciona que soy el escriba en la actualidad. Abby vítores y quiere que su mención en mis notas escribas. Empezamos a leer la Ley de Cuatro "The Crucible" y Señora Gill asigna las partes. En primer lugar, Joe se le asignó la función del reverendo Parris, que se le dice que su personaje es una locura; Tyler se le asignó la función de John Proctor, Abby leer la función de Rebecca Nurse, Kristen leer la función de Tituba, Maddie R. leyó Sarah Good, que le dijeron que su personaje estaba borracho y estaba embarazada, posiblemente, Will leyó Herrick, Frankie leyó Danforth, que le dice es un carácter más serio; Jake leyó Hopkins, Chris leyó Hathorne, Max leyó Reverendo Hale, Marc leyó Cheever, y Kayla leyó Elizabeth Proctor.

            Ley de Cuatro se lleva a cabo en Salem en una celda de la cárcel donde están todos detenidos e interrogados por brujería a cabo. Dos de los detenidos son Sarah Good y Tituba. Mencionan que el diablo iba a llevarlos de regreso a Barbados. Se descubrió que Abigail y Mercy Lewis han desaparecido y podría estar en un barco. John Proctor también está detenido en la cárcel y está dispuesto a ser ahorcado. Un montón de gente en la historia estaban tratando de mantener su reputación. Uno de esos personajes es el reverendo Parris. Como se descubrió en el primer acto, Parris está más preocupado por mantener su reputación intacta, y sobre su temor de que se quede sin Salem más que el bienestar de su hija, Betty. Después de una discusión acerca de las personas que fueron juzgadas por brujería, un otro clase de ACC inglés 3 período 4 llegó a su fin.

   ¡No hay tarea para mañana!

*Lauren Corley’s Scribe Notes (English translation)

          Today, October 6, 2011, Mrs. Gill’s period 4 ACC English 3 class was the first period of the day. Instead of starting class with the usual “Hail Mary” and “Glory Be”, prayer was said over the loudspeaker. Classes were only thirty-seven minutes long because it was a Club Day. Emily Melz read her Scribe Notes about yesterday’s class, which was in the form of a crossword puzzle. Mrs. Gill hands out a flyer for the showing of The Crucible for extra credit on Sunday, October 9. Originally the time was set for six in the evening but was switched to three in the afternoon due to conflict with play practice which starts at six. The extra credit is for Juniors in English 3 and ACC English 3 and is worth about ten to twenty-five extra credit points. The film will be shown in the Media Center and popcorn and soda will be provided. No journals were done today because The Crucible is still being read. For a few days, Mrs. Gill wanted to know how to say “roll” in Spanish in order to say “that’s how we roll” in Spanish. Marc figured out the Spanish word for “roll” which is “rodar”. Mrs. Gill collects our reaction papers for Act III through DyKnow and tells us to make sure that we send the right document. If not, we won’t be able to e-mail the right document.

            Mrs. Gill mentions that I’m the scribe today. Abby cheers and wants me to mention her in my Scribe Notes. We start reading Act IV of The Crucible and Mrs. Gill assigns the parts. First, Joe was assigned the role of Reverend Parris, which he’s told that his character is crazy; Tyler was assigned the role of John Proctor, Abby read for the role of Rebecca Nurse, Kristen read for the role of Tituba, Maddie R. read Sarah Good, who was told her character is drunk and possibly pregnant; Will read Herrick, Frankie read Danforth, which he’s told is a more serious character; Jake read Hopkins, Chris read Hathorne, Max read Reverend Hale, Marc read Cheever, and Kayla read Elizabeth Proctor.

            Act IV takes place in Salem in a jail cell where everyone arrested and questioned for witchcraft are being held. Two of those being held are Sarah Good and Tituba. They mention how the Devil is going to take them back to Barbados. It was discovered that Abigail and Mercy Lewis have disappeared and might be on a ship. John Proctor is also being held in the jail and is set to be hanged. A lot of the people in the story were trying to keep their reputations. One of those characters is Reverend Parris. As discovered in the first act, Parris is more concerned about keeping his reputation intact and about his fear of a riot breaking out and his fear of being run out of Salem more than the well-being of his daughter, Betty. After a discussion about people who were tried for witchcraft, another ACC English 3 period 4 class came to an end.

            There is no homework for tomorrow!

Scribe Notes Brochure by Kara Nord

ACC English 3 Scribe Notes – By Emily Melz

Top of Form

Across

1	Read scribe notes of previous day
5	Screams as Abigail Williams
6	Crazy - nothing new
8	Rubrics returned
9	Kayla, few others can do this convincingly
11	Finished Act III
12	Mrs. Gill pointed out about herself in scribe note
14	Hail Mary and Glory Be

Down

1	Mrs. Gill attempted to speak it
2	Yelled at for talking during Sam's scribe notes
3	Coward
4	Reaction paper due tomorrow over Act III
7	Thanks for assigning homework on my scribe day
10	People faked being sick
13	Roars as John Proctor

Sam's Scribe notes Oct. 4

http://www.wordle.net/show/wrdl/4183042/Scribe_notes_Oct._4th 

Emily Thorn's scribe notes

The Notes of the Scribe

By Emily T. of Period 4

On October third,

That fateful day,

Class started a little late

And the Hail Mary we did pray.

Dear Mrs. Fant,

Our school librarian,

Showed us some books

That she was carryin’

The first book was about a girl

And her hoarder of a mother

The girl had duties she shouldn’t have

And it said Dirty Little Secrets on the cover

My Forbidden Face is about a teenage girl

And her life once the Taliban took over

Women were treated very unfairly

And their faces they had to cover.

If you like science fiction

And stories that are quick

Then I say that Life on Mars

Is a book that you should pick.

There were two sisters

Who loved to be in water

Then a mystery happened to them

In the book The Properties of Water.

A teenage girl committed suicide

In the book Thirteen Reasons Why

On thirteen cassette tapes she left her reasons

And mailed them to those who made her want to die.

Shoeless Joe is about just that man

And the scandal of the White Sox.

If you liked the movie Field of Dreams

You’ll probably think this book rocks.

In Hidden, two five year old girls met

When one of their cars was stolen.

Eleven years later they met again

At a summer camp where they were both going.

Every day a girl wakes up

And loses her memory of the previous day.

In this book that is called Forgotten,

She has only her daily notes to guide her way.

In the book I’ll Be There

Two brothers struggle together

Until they decide they’ve had enough

Of being raised by their abusive father.

In a new book entitled Delirium

Love is considered a serious epidemic.

At age eighteen this emotion is removed

But one teenager decides she’d rather keep it.

A Jewish boy became successful at boxing

As his German looks gave him a cover.

Until, in The Berlin Boxing Club

His religious secret was discovered.

Four books make up this series

Called Incredibly Disgusting Food.

We can read these to see how what we eat

Affects our health and mood.

Mrs. Fant left us to do our things

And we all started to talk and speak

Max let out a rather odd noise

When Hannah touched his cheek.

Afterwards Mark and Abby walked inside

To act out the deleted Crucible scene.

Abby played an unhinged Abigail

And Mark pushed her to the ground; how mean!

We had nothing else to do then

So we all had some free time to pass.

Do not forget that the Act 2 reaction paper

Is due tomorrow at the beginning of class.

The Adventures of Mrs. Gill and Her Period Two Class—a series about the inner workings and going ons of Mrs. Gill’s period two class.

“Each day is a new journey and no one knows what to expect.”

Table of Contents:

1.       Scribe Sign Up

2.       Quiet Prayer—is it because Nick was not present?

3.       Wordle, no the word is not made up

4.       Reoccurring Reaction Paper

5.       One librarian, Thirteen Books, Not much time

6.       Will the Fish Survive?

7.       Blake in a Bonnet and Michael’s Moving Words

8.       What’s in Store for Tomorrow?

Book Summary:

                It is October 3, 2011 and period two is the second class of the day. The students file in like any other day and class soon begins. Today the scribe is unknown and it quickly becomes apparent that many people had not signed up for a day. After most of the class signed the sheet, today was still untouched. Gina being nice took today and Mrs. Gill seemed pleased. Soon the class started to pray and it was realized that Nick was absent because the prayer could hardly be heard. Joseph Rogers then got up to read his scribe notes which he promptly prepared in a wordle format. The class then moved on to talking about a reaction paper that would be due tomorrow over Act II. Next it was Mrs. Fant’s turn to talk about many new books added to the library. After Mrs. Gill pointed out that three new fished had been added to the class tank. With worried faces the class wondered how long those fish had to live. At last period two moved on to the “deleted scene” which Blake and Michael gladly acted out. The class was wrapped up and everyone left sadly because they knew it would be a whole day until they could once again be in ACC English 3 period two.