P4 EFP 12

• Discuss Questions for pages 209-240

• Read pages 240-270

• Discuss Questions for pages 209-240

• Reading Response 3

• Discuss Questions for pages 181-209

• Read pages 209-240

• Missing Work Lists

• Discuss Questions for pages 155-181 

• Read pages 181-209 

• Read pages 155-181 

• Reading Response 2

• See Teams for assignment

• Remember to include text evidence (in addition to any paraphrasing) in your responses

• Discuss Questions for pages 90-123

• Read pages 123-155 (end of Part 1)

• Reading Response 2 in-class tomorrow

• Read pages 90-123

• Discuss Questions for pages 59-89

• Reading Response 1

• See Teams assignment

• Discuss Questions for pages 33-59

• Read pages 59-89

• Prepare Reading Response 1 for in-class tomorrow

• Discuss Questions for pages 1-33

• Read pages 33-59

• Library: Sign out a copy of Monkey Beach by Eden Robinson

• Read pages 1-33

• Novel Pre-Reading Web-Quest

• Become familiar with some elements from the novel

• Work independently or in small groups

• Major: The Trickster Map

• Film: Totem: Return of the G'spgolox Pole (2003)

• Major: The Trickster Map

• The Trickster in Poetry

• Discuss "poem without end #3" by Kateri Akiwenzi-Damm

  • Small Group Presentation

    • What is the comparison being made in the metaphor?

    • What actions does Nanabush take in the stanza? What might these actions represent?

    • What types of imagery are present in the stanza?

    • What point is the poet trying to make by using this metaphor?

• The Trickster in Short Stories

• "The One About Coyote Going West" by Thomas King

• Major: The Trickster Map

• The Trickster in Poetry

• Discuss "The Long Dance" by David A Groulx

• Analysis Worksheet

• "poem without end #3" by Kateri Akiwenzi-Damm

  • Small Group Presentation

    • What is the comparison being made in the metaphor?

    • What actions does Nanabush take in the stanza? What might these actions represent?

    • What types of imagery are present in the stanza?

    • What point is the poet trying to make by using this metaphor?

• Major: The Trickster Map

• The Trickster in Poetry

• TP-CASTT Poetry Analysis

• "The Long Dance" by David A Groulx

• Major: The Trickster Map

• The Trickster as Transformer

• There are three Trickster stories within this text you can add to your Concept Map

• Major: The Trickster Map

• Career Fair 2:30

• Reminders: 

  • Personal Essay/Creative Narrative is Due Friday, November 7.

  • Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited is PAST DUE.

  • If you missed class on Monday, October 27 you will need to book a time to write your Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

  • Mark Cut-Off Friday, November 7.

• Discuss: The Trickster in Traditional Stories

• Major: The Trickster Map

• Missing Work Sheets

• Reminders: 

• TUTORIAL TODAY FOR INTRO/CONCLUSION MAKEUP

  • Personal Essay/Creative Narrative is Due Friday, November 7.

  • Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited is PAST DUE.

  • If you missed class on Monday, October 27 you will need to book a time to write your Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

  • Mark Cut-Off Friday, November 7.

• The Trickster

• Discuss: An Introduction to the Trickster

• The Trickster in Traditional Stories

• Alanis Obomsawin Shares the Legend of Nanabozho

• Reminders: 

  • Personal Essay/Creative Narrative is Due Friday, November 7.

  • Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited is PAST DUE.

  • If you missed class on Monday, October 27 you will need to book a time to write your Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

  • Mark Cut-Off Friday, November 7.

• Oral Story Traditions & Storytelling

• An Introduction to the Trickster

• Crash Course Mythology #20: Introduction to Tricksters

• Introduction to Tricksters BLM1-3

• Reminders: 

  • Personal Essay/Creative Narrative is Due Friday, November 7.

  • Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited is PAST DUE.

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

  • Mark Cut-Off Friday, November 7.

• Film: Don't Come Upstairs (2025)

• Is Thomas King correct when he states "the truth about stories is that's all we are"?

• The Power and Consequence of Storytelling: Personal Essay/Narrative

• Reminder: 

  • Introduction/Conclusion is PAST DUE

  • Students who miss this must write their assignment at school (think make-up test) in Tutorial or booked afterschool with Ms. Galloway

  • Outline due today, Wednesday, October 29

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• The Power and Consequence of Storytelling: Personal Essay/Narrative

• Reminder: 

  • Outline due PAST DUE

  • Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited is PAST DUE

  • If you missed class on Tuesday, October 28 you will need to book a time to write your Introduction/Conclusion/Works Cited

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• In-Class: Introduction/Conclusion Assignment

• Reminder: 

  • Introduction/Conclusion will be written in-class Tuesday, October 28

  • Students who miss this must write their assignment at school (think make-up test) in Tutorial or booked afterschool with Ms. Galloway

  • Outline due Wednesday, October 29

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• Embedding Quotes

• Essay outline

• Reminder: 

  • Introduction/Conclusion will be written in-class Tuesday, October 28

  • Outline due Wednesday, October 29

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• Embedding Quotes

• Essay outline

• Reminder: 

  • Introduction/Conclusion will be written in-class Monday, October 27

  • Outline due Tuesday, October 28

  • Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• The Conclusion

• Essay outline

• Reminder: Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• Power of Words Group Debrief 

• The Body Paragraph

• Sentence Frames Resource

• Essay outline

• Reminder: Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• Hooks

• Essay Outline

• Due Today: Thesis Check

• Hand in:

  • Synthesis (Part 1 and Part 2)

  • Thesis Graphic Organizer

  • Peer Thesis Check

• Friday Forty (2:15)

• Reminder: Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• Writing the Introduction

• Essay Outline

• Thesis Check

• Hand in:

  • Synthesis (Part 1 and Part 2)

  • Thesis Graphic Organizer

  • Peer Thesis Check

• Major Assignment: Synthesis Essay - Worldview Through Storytelling

• Synthesis Handout

• Review Synthesis Lesson from Friday

• Synthesis Practice

• Reminder: Book Talks are due by November 6. 

• "You'll Never Believe What Happened" from The Truth About Stories by Thomas King

• Discuss Part 2

• Part 3

• "You'll Never Believe What Happened" from The Truth About Stories by Thomas King

• Discuss Part 2

• Part 3

• Friday Forty

• "You'll Never Believe What Happened" from The Truth About Stories by Thomas King

• Discuss Part 1

• Part 2

• Discuss "The Gift of Strawberries" an excerpt from Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

• "You'll Never Believe What Happened" from The Truth About Stories by Thomas King

• Part 1

• Grammar Practice

• Missing Work Handouts

• Make sure Ms. Galloway's bookkeeping is correct!

• Friday Forty

• No schoolwork

• Headphones are fine

• Remember: Book talks are due November 6

• "The Gift of Strawberries" an excerpt from Braiding Sweetgrass by Robin Wall Kimmerer

• Annotation Cooperation

• Analysis Questions

• "Etuaptmunk: Two-Eyed Seeing" Rebecca Thomas

• Poem Analysis and Reflection Questions

• "Etuaptmunk: Two-Eyed Seeing" Rebecca Thomas

• Grammar Practice 1

• Library for Book Talk books

• Green sticker 🟢 on the spine of the book indicates Indigenous author

• "I Lost My Talk" by Rita Joe

• Friday Forty

• Get comfortable, read for the rest of the block (headphones are okay, phones out to constantly change song/playlist is not!

Reminder:

Worldview Posters and "About a Park..." Writes are due Monday

• Major: Written Response to "Hello, let's talk about a park..."

• Discuss Article: "Hello, let's talk about a park" by Andrew Kurjata

• Major: Written Response to "Hello, let's talk about a park..."

• Discuss Findings: Return to Balhats - Lheidli T'enneh

• What can we say about the worldview of the people of the Lheidli T'enneh?

• "Terra nullius" "The Doctrine of Discovery..."

• Article: "Hello, let's talk about a park" by Andrew Kurjata

• Worldview: Return to Balhats - Lheidli T'enneh

• Use the Worksheet to analyze worldview and be prepared to discuss in class tomorrow

• Worldview Poster (Major Assignment #2)

• Draft

• Good Copy

• See Ms. Galloway for a copy of the rubric

• Friday 40 and the Book Talk Term 1 Major Assignment

• Due November 6.

• Worldview Poster (Major Assignment #2)

• Draft

• Good Copy

• See Ms. Galloway for a copy of the rubric

• Values Activity

• Worldview Handout and Personal Survey

• Worldview Poster (Major Assignment #2)

• Draft

• Attendance

• Land Acknowledgements

• Construct Your Own

• MLA Formatting

• Assignment Closes today at 11:59pm

• Worldview Handout and Personal Survey

• Attendance

• Finish FPPL Recap

• The Importance of Place: What role do geographical factors such as climate and location play in how people look at the world and behave in it? 

• "My Heart Soars" by Chief Dan George

• Attendance

• Important Definitions for this Course

• Introduce First Peoples Principles of Learning

• Group activity

• Share out

• The Importance of Place

• "My Heart Soars" by Chief Dan George

Welcome to English First Peoples 12!

• Attendance

• Get 2 Know Activity

• About Me (Student Information)

Welcome to English First Peoples 12!

• Attendance

• Course Overview

• Supplies List

• Cell Phone 'Jail'