We pretty much just finished up the AP pre-test. Mrs. Jane and I decided to go ahead and let you guys use the dictionary on this one to see if you can think out the right answers, but I want to know what words/phrases you struggled with.

The Writing Territories assignment is due today. If you didn’t turn it in at the start of class, just turn it in throughout the day.

I’m not going to have grades in by the Progress Report cut off today, so don’t be shocked.  I’d rather take my time and leave legitimate comments rather than rush through for a completion grade.

If you turned an assignment in without a name, we can easily fix that on Monday.

Remember – you need to start reading How To Read Literature Like a Professor – the introduction and first four chapters are “due” on the 18th.

Monday we’ll be wearing red, white, and blue and receiving our laptops.

We reviewed the epic hero cycle by watching The Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny. Honestly, I felt like this confused a lot of you. The point was to identify epic whenever from the video – even if they all weren’t about the same character/epic hero. If you missed that, don’t worry. You get another chance by doing the Epic Dude (and THAT’S what I’m taking for a grade).

If you need help, try looking at this list of real life people to use as heroes. If you are using a real person, you probably won’t be able to answer the supernatural part of this graphic organizer, so instead, tell me who your hero received HELP from.

If you look at my example, no, it’s NOT a drawing of me. It’s supposed to be the 10th Doctor from Doctor Who. I fail at artwork.