Weekly Write #9 – Letter of Historical Note and “Can You Ever Forgive Me?” the movie
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The letter I signed up for was to Martin Luther King Jr from Malcom X. I did a little background research because I was curious about their viewpoints on civil…
2023
Letters of Historical Note
Using the 3-2-1 system: 3 : three interesting/strange/confusing/surprising points 2 : two quotations that really stood out to you or are relevant to your analysis 1 : one question that…
Weekly Write #8: My presentation & Epistolary fiction.
Yes, I FINALLY presented. I was the very last person in my class to present, which was the only place I didn’t want to be in. Either way, after stressing…
WWII Letter Writing: Japanese Internment Camps and the Holocaust.
For centuries letter writing has brought meaning to life and served as an intimate means of communication. “The mere fact that somebody would even just sit down, pull out a…
Midterm process letter:
My writing without a doubt has gotten stronger in these past few months. Specifically my writing process has improved a lot, and it is easier for me to find a…
Works Cited Page for WW2 Letters Essay:
Works Cited: “.” – Works – Japanese American National Museum, 1 Jan. 1970, janm.emuseum.com/objects/16395/letter-to-clara-breed-from-louise-ogawa-poston-arizona-s?ctx=78f2029b518d78133068257a7eee299918cfeefb&idx=2. “.” – Works – Japanese American National Museum, 1 Jan. 1970, janm.emuseum.com/objects/13196/letter-to-clara-breed-from-louise-ogawa-arcadia-californi. “
Weekly Write #7: Presentations
This week we started the presentations on our essay topics and/or topics of interest related to our essays during class. It has been really interesting watching how everyone approached this…
Weekly Write #6: Thesis Formation & “Address Unknown”
Today in class Annalise did a presentation on forming a thesis through brainstorming. I found this really helpful in crafting my main ideas and getting my information together to write.…
Weekly Write #5- Love Letters
This week we started looking at love letters from the war. This was a huge mood and tone change compared to the letters we read last week. It was refreshing…
Weekly Write #4- Last Letters Holocaust:
We started this week out with sharing what all of us read in our ‘Last Letters” from the Holocaust. I read two letters, however one really stood out to me.…
