Portfolio 13.3: Parent Contrast Essay Your essay should contain five well-developed paragraphs, and that includes an introduction paragraph, three main idea paragraphs, and a concluding paragraph. Your essay topic is the following: Contrast Atticus, Bob Ewell, and Walter Cunningham as parents. Your essays outline should be set up in this way: Paragraph 1: Introduction Paragraph 2: Atticus as a parent Paragraph 3: Bob Ewell as a parent Paragraph 4: Walter Cunningham as a parent Paragraph 5: Conclusion This essay will be submitted in portfolio 3. Your essay is required to be typed, double-spaced in Times New Roman font, size 12. Please format and submit your assignment according to the instructions in the syllabus. Be sure to save your assignment as a .doc or .PDF file. Please keep copies of all assignments. Independent Study is not responsible for lost assignments. Portfolio 13.4: Compare and Contrast To Kill a Mockingbird and To Kill a Mockingbird This will be a one page essay which analyzes the differences and similarities between the novel and the movie. The first task of this essay is to locate a copy of the movie. Check a local movie rental store, or at your local public library, which will likely have it. If you subscribe to Netflix or Blockbuster, they have it on their mailing options. As you watch the movie: Have a notepad and a pen/pencil. Whenever something happens that is different from the book make a note of it. Enjoy one of the single greatest movies Hollywood has ever produced. After you watch the movie: Review your notes of differences Pick a few of the differences and think about why they changed what they did Write a one-page compare and contrast essay about the novel and movie, find a unifying element that will keep your paper from becoming a rambling commentary. Please format and submit your assignment according to the instructions in the syllabus. Be sure to save your assignment as a .doc or .PDF file. Please keep copies of all assignments. Independent Study is not responsible for lost assignments.

Portfolio 13.3: Parent Contrast Essay Your essay should contain five well-developed paragraphs, and that includes an introduction paragraph, three main idea paragraphs, and a concluding paragraph. Your essay topic is the following: Contrast Atticus, Bob Ewell, and Walter Cunningham as parents. Your essays outline should be set up in this way: Paragraph 1: Introduction Paragraph 2: Atticus as a parent Paragraph 3: Bob Ewell as a parent Paragraph 4: Walter Cunningham as a parent Paragraph 5: Conclusion This essay will be submitted in portfolio 3. Your essay is required to be typed, double-spaced in Times New Roman font, size 12. Please format and submit your assignment according to the instructions in the syllabus. Be sure to save your assignment as a .doc or .PDF file. Please keep copies of all assignments. Independent Study is not responsible for lost assignments. Portfolio 13.4: Compare and Contrast To Kill a Mockingbird and To Kill a Mockingbird This will be a one page essay which analyzes the differences and similarities between the novel and the movie. The first task of this essay is to locate a copy of the movie. Check a local movie rental store, or at your local public library, which will likely have it. If you subscribe to Netflix or Blockbuster, they have it on their mailing options. As you watch the movie: Have a notepad and a pen/pencil. Whenever something happens that is different from the book make a note of it. Enjoy one of the single greatest movies Hollywood has ever produced. After you watch the movie: Review your notes of differences Pick a few of the differences and think about why they changed what they did Write a one-page compare and contrast essay about the novel and movie, find a unifying element that will keep your paper from becoming a rambling commentary. Please format and submit your assignment according to the instructions in the syllabus. Be sure to save your assignment as a .doc or .PDF file. Please keep copies of all assignments. Independent Study is not responsible for lost assignments.