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English IV British Literature ( with an emphasis in writing/elaboration/support ) First week of school as follows: Diagnostic grammar and writing as well as journal writing ( Quote notebooks will be collected for a writing assignment grade before the end of a marking period. |
Tues. 8/19 Diagnostic Sentence Structure and Re-Writes Test Wed 8/27 All Contracts must have been collected ***Wednesdays after school Make-Up******** * see me* |
| Beowulf First Epic Hero in English Lit. Epic Poem |
Use the following websites: http://www.heorot.dk/ (click) http://www.heorot.dk/beo-links.html http://csis.pace.edu/grendel/proj1b/beowulf.html http://www.alcyone.com/max/lit/beowulf/ (complete text) http://homepage.mac.com/mseffie/assignments/beowulf/beowulf.html Read from Interactive Workbook and complete the side notes by 8/27 Read "The Battle With Grendel" complete Active Reader Skillbuilders, Alliteration and Vocabulary Charts due 8/28 in class. Read "Grendel's Mother" and "The Battle with Grendel's Mother" Complete "Thinking Through Lit" assignment p.51, Fri. 8/29 Read "Beowulf's Last Battle " and "Mourning Beowulf" due 9/2 Tuesday Complete "Thinking through the Literature" Ex. #1-6 p.63 Wed. 9/3 and Vocab in action Ex A and Ex B Word Meaning p. 65 Review all on Thursday 9/4 Sentence structure work: Fragments/RO/ Writing & Grammar workbook Writing&Grammar (hardbound), Editing and Revising p.497 Ex.29, and P.503 (1-5 Also complete cartoon hero (time in class) Test Beowulf, Friday 9/5 *****Beowulf Project***As specified*** due 9/5 for period 2 (was distributed and explained 8/28) and Monday 9/8 for periods 3 and 4 |
| THE MIDDLE AGES The Canterbury Tales Start Tuesday 9/9 |
THE CANTERBURY TALES Read "the Prologue" Start Wed. 9/9 Chart character oulines daily as we read. complete all Literary analysis charts and vocabulary from handouts and the Interactive Reader, as well as notes due Tues. 9/16 Continue reading in Language of Literature pp. 120-127 from the merchant to the Parson Complete "The Prologue Groupings by Chaucer, lesson 3 handout 10, as well as active reading skillbuilder Wed.9/17 Read pp.127-136 from(the miller to the host) for Mon. Quiz from the Prologue Next reading: "The Pardoner's Tale" Complete the Critical thinking on p 152 for Thurs., 10/2 ______________________________________________ ______________________________________________ ***Character Analysis*** Writing assignment Writing Assignment Character Analysis From Prologue Use TAG formula, transitions, *see sample All Due Wednesday 10/1
"Wife of Bath's Tale" Complete skillbuilders, vocab etc. for both tales. Complete study questions p.167 #1-5 Fri. 10/3
Quiz Pardoner and Wife of Bath Tues. 10/7
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Friday, 3/14 Read and complete vocabulary skillbuilders and literary analysis Tues.10/7--10/8 * Reply to Questions from Sir Gwain and the Green Knight p.223 # 1-9 |
Read Tues. 10/14th and 10/15th. Complete vocabulary work, skillbuilders and study questions according to literary analysis graphic organizers given in class. Parallel Structure work from Writing and Grammar review pp. 502, 508 Mon.10/20 Misplaced Modifyers work from Writing and Grammar pp.501-504 Tues. 10/21 ********Senior Portfolio******* Due Nov. 12th************** Including the following: information sheet, resume, letter of recommendation prep. form, letters of recommendation from two teachers and an application essay *********Quote Notebooks********* Due 10/16 and 10/17****** ***Midterm Exams *** October 22nd. and 23rd. ***NEW MARKING PERIOD STARTS *** Mon. Oct. 27th.
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ELIZABETHAN TIMES WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE General background, period, traditions and history, A&E video presentation with interactive sheets( interactive ) (cloze procedure) Mon. 10/27 |
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The Tragedy of Macbeth
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Click on second link. (all for More Info.) * Read act I scenes i and ii Tues. 10/28 Complete side notes from active reader skillbuilder up to scene iii Complete side notes for scenes 4 through 7 (all of act I) for Friday, 10/31 *Complete Active Reading Skillbuilder, Expanding Vocabulary, Foreshadowing in Shakespeare, and Literary Analysis with solliloquys and asides, Plus Vocabulary, Checked Mon. 11/3 *Quiz Act I Wed.10/6 *Read Act II Holinshed Chronicles, Thurs. 10/7 Complete Literary Analysis and Novel Road Guide to Success questions for Act. II *complete study questions and skillbuilders Wed. 11/12 *Read Act III Thurs. 11/13 complete skillbuilders, vocab and characterization by Fri. 11/14 Gender Stereotypes/Drawing Comparisons and Character Analysis charts. Review acts II and III with Novel Road Map to Success study questions Mon& Tues 11/17,18 *Quiz Acts II and III Thurs. 11/20 *Read Act IV Fri. 11/21-22 complete skillbuilders and analysis Tues. 11/25 Critical Thinking questions for act IV Tues. 11/25 *Read Act V Mon.-Tues. 12/1,2 complete guide to success questions Wed. 12/3 Quiz acts IV & V plus total review Big Test for Macbeth Thurs. 12/4 ****Writing Assignment***Macbeth--A Tragic Hero 12/4 12/5 See guidelines on board and handout with specific instructions (Computer cart in class for typing, editing etc.) |
From the Restoration and Enlightenment...The Age of Reason Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal" (satire) Read together 12/9 Interactive Workbook 12/8 re-read, complete side-notes, Active Reader skillbuilder and Literary Analysis skillbuilder along with Vocabulary Review all and test 12/11
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Selected Short Stories............. The Victorian Period complete Literary analysis, Interpret 12/16 idioms, active reading skillbuilder and If/Then complex sentences Quiz 12/17
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Emerging Modernism "The Rising of the Moon" p.994 Lady Isabella Augusta Gregory Skillbuilders and Critical Questions
D.H. Lawrence suspense/short story
Virginia Woolf "The Duchess and The Jeweller" pp.1046-1054 Literary analysis assignment collected on the same day.
"The Demon Lover" pp.1157-1164 Elizabeth Bowen
T.S. Eliot
"Preludes" "The Hollow Men" "The Naming of Cats"
Final Exams: 1/14 1/15
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