May 28 2026 Double Block - Review & New Notes - Sally Ito’s poem Pangaea Page 158/159 & Lambs to the Slaughter by Ronald Dahl Page 10

Carmen, Gael, Luna - NFA Test first half.

When The Atlantic Ripped Open A Supercontinent PBS

Review - *Complete Q 2 - Page 159 

Class review (Answer Key) -

Review of Homework - Literary Devices - NOTE TAKING: summary of assignment pg 159 # 2. 

In Sally Ito’s poem Pangaea, the poet employs metaphors to explore themes of unity, separation, and collective memory. The title itself, Pangaea, refers to the supercontinent that existed before the landmasses drifted apart—a powerful metaphor for a time of wholeness and connection.

NOTES: One notable metaphor in the poem is:

“We are all from the same continent,
from the same void
of disturbed memories.”

How a Supervolcano Ignited an Evolutionary Debate PBS

Next Task: Notes: New Piece - Page 10 Sightlines 9- Lambs to the Slaughter by Ronald Dahl. Video of reading of the piece - HERE