CLASS 8 - The Perfect Party

Imagine the 'Perfect Party.' Where would it be? When would it be? Who would be invited? What would they wear? What kind of music would play? What kind of food would be served? What would be the mood? What would be the outcome?"

CLASS 7 - The Perfect Party

Imagine the 'Perfect Party.' Where would it be? When would it be? Who would be invited? What would they wear? What kind of music would play? What kind of food would be served? What would be the mood? What would be the outcome?"

CLASS 8 - Good Advice

My mother once told me that "it's easier to get forgiveness than permission." What is one piece of good advice that you've received from a parent (or another older relative or role model)?

CLASS 7 - Good Advice

My mother once told me that "it's easier to get forgiveness than permission." What is one piece of good advice that you've received from a parent (or another older relative or role model)?

CLASS 8 - What do you know about the Cold War?

What do you know about the "Cold War?" When do you think it took place? Who was fighting? Over what? Why was it cold? Your guesses are as good as anyone else's. Let's see what we know collectively as a class

CLASS 7 - What do you know about the Cold War?

What do you know about the "Cold War?" When do you think it took place? Who was fighting? Over what? Why was it cold? Your guesses are as good as anyone else's. Let's see what we know collectively as a class

Literary Elements Definitions (First Draft)

Please post the first draft of your literary elements definitions here. Remember, these drafts shoul be no more than a sentence or two. You can use common internet search sites for your research.

CLASS 8 - Favorite American Literature

What is your favorite piece of American Literature so far? Why do you prefer this particular piece of literature? What makes it so American?

(Remember that literature can come in many different mediums: books, stories, poems, songs, movies, television episodes...)

CLASS 7 - Favorite American Literature

What is your favorite piece of American Literature so far? Why do you prefer this particular piece of literature? What makes it so American?

(Remember that literature can come in many different mediums: books, stories, poems, songs, movies, television episodes...)

Welcome!

Welcome to Mr. Rolapp's Collaborative Class Journal.

Unlike in a traditional English class, students in Mr. Rolapp's Honors Cyber American Literature will do their journaling via this online blog. Mr. Rolapp will post a journal prompt to the main page of this site. Then, students will post their responses as "comments." Parents, teachers, and administrators, you're welcome to post too.

Remember, this is a public forum. Anything you write at this bog can be seen by the world. Therefore, you must refrain from writing anything offensive on these pages.

Happy blogging!