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Quarter 3 Assignments 

 

1/21-1/25

21

HOLIDAY

22

WORKDAY

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  1. Class Syllabus 
  2. Signed Syllabus, Parent Letter, Behavior Contract, and Info Sheet  due by Friday, 1/25.
  3. Overview of the Common Core Standards for English
  4. Policies and Procedures Scavenger Hunt 
  5. In Class Essay- American Dream
  6. HW: Read Native American Myths

 

24

1. W/u: What values/beliefs are evident in our culture?

2. Research CardsNative American Readings

3. HW: Assignment: Create/perform your own myth about how the world came to be. 

25

NO CLASS- due to inclement weather!

1/28-2/1

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1. Warm up: What qualities do you think would help a person endure great hardship?

2. Intro- Puritans

4. William Bradford-Of Plymouth Plantation, CH. 9,11,12

5. HW: William Bradford Poem

 

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1. Warm up: Think about something you own that you treasure. How would you feel if you lost that cherished item? 

2. Vocab 1- Quiz Friday!

3. Finish reading Bradford and complete #4 on p. 73

4.. Anne Bradstreet

"Upon the Burning of Our House", "To My Dear and Loving Husband"

5. Figurative Language- Bradstreet 

 

30

1. Warm up: When faced with difficulties, how do you typically respond? What's your outlet? 

2. Discuss Bradstreet/Fig Lang

3. Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God-"Quiz"- due Thurs. 

4. Read Unit Intro and answer Focus questions- due Friday! 

5. Intro to research paper - Topic due next Wed! 

 

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1. Warm up: How do you feel when you find yourself in a group of strangers? What does the word stranger mean to you? 

2. Discuss Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God

3. Mary Rowlandson- Narrative of her Captivity

 

1

1.Vocab Quiz 1!

2. Unit Intro and Focus Questions due! 

3.Conclude Puritans

4. Warm up question: What do you know about the ACT/SAT?

5. Practice for the ACT using Study Island 

2/4-2/8

1. Warm up: Why do you young people in love sometimes experience conflict with their parents?

2. KWL/Intro to Shakespeare (first vid only)

3. Iambic Pentameter

4. MSND

5. Read Act 1, A Midsummer Night's Dream

6. HW: Finish Act I and complete Active Reading Sheet

5

1. Warm up: How would you feel if someone suddenly stopped liking you?

2. MSND Writing Assignment

3. Read Act 2 and 3 and do Response Questions for Act 2 and 3

 

6

1. Warm up: Think of a movie or book where the characters have an unusual experience that makes them shake their head and ask, "Did that really happen?" 

2. Act 4- MSND

3. Research Day- MLA Format

Research Topic due! 

4. HW: Read Act 5- MSND

7

1. Warm up: Have you ever seen a live performance that was so badly presented it was entertaining? 

2. Act 5- MSND

3. Compare MSND with modern film interpretations 

8

1. Vocab Quiz 2

2. Review for take home test (Native Americans, Puritans, and Shakespeare)

3. ACT Test Taking Strategies

 

2/11-2/15

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1. Warm up: Create a word web with the word "Freedom" at the center. What does personal/national freedom mean to you? 

2. Vocab 3- Quiz Thursday

3. Intro- Age of Reason

4. Declaration of Independence: Authors Purpose- Was it to declare war?

5. Preamble

12

MEET IN LIBRARY!

Research Day 1 (Half class)

ACT Practice (Half class- using Study Island)

13

1. Warm up: What's one freedom that you don't think you could live without? 

2. Bill of Rights- Compare and Contrast with British Bill of Rights

3. Examine Rhetoric- Ethos, Logos, and Pathos

HW: Thomas Paine's "The Crisis" (p. 155-157). Do Emotional Appeals Q on p. 159)

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Vocab Quiz 3

1. Warm up: A crisis is a moment when a crucial change is about to occur. Whom do you know that has been through a life-changing crisis?

2. Discuss "The Crisis"

3. Patricky Henry's Speech to the Virginia Convention

15             EARLY RELEASE

1. Warm up: What are some sayings/things to live by that you've heard from older generations?

2. Read pp. 134-135 and do creative writing activity on the top of p. 137

2/18-2/22

18

WORKDAY

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Research Notes due- Day 1

1) Research Day 2

2) ACT Practice (Half class- using Study Island)

 

20

1) Warm up: Choose a favorite saying and explain why it is effective (this could be the same saying from Friday, or a different one)

2)Compare and Contrast- Poor Richard's Almanack v. Paredes' Dichos (pp. 135-142)

3) Review for test tomorrow!  

 

21

US Seminal Documents Test 

 

22

1) Warm up: Think of a time when you had a flash of understanding and saw the deeper, hidden meaning of something. What was it? What happened?

2)Intro- American Dream Project

1st 1/2 due: 3/22

3) Intro to Romanticism

4) HW: Read p. 225-227

 

 

2/25-3/1

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1)Warm up

2)Vocab 4- Quiz Friday! 

3) Jigsaw Activity- Poetry

4) Annotating texts

 

26

1) ACT Prep

2) Research Day- Viewpoint 1

HW: Watch the following videos for Wednesday's class: 

Onomatopoeia

Alliteration

Extreme Alliteration

Rhyme

Repetition

27

1) Warm up

2) Introduction- Poe 

3) Discuss "The Bells"- Quiz tomorrow! 

4)HW: Bells- due Friday

 

28

1) "Bells" Quiz

2)Warm up

3) Hawthorne Notes

4) Read "The  Minister's Black Veil" 

and do focus questions

1

1)Vocab 4 Quiz

2)Present Bells Recreations! 

3) HW: "The Raven" Annotation Due Monday!

3/4-3/8

4

1) Warm up

2)  Minister's Black Veil: Last word Activity

3) Conclude Raven

4) HW: Read Self- Reliance

5

ACT!!!

 

6

1) Warm up

2) Intro to Transcendentalism

3) Discuss "Self-Reliance"

3) Nature and Walden (Intro video)

4) HW: Read Nature (p. 252-255) and do q's on 256. Read Civil Disobedience (p. 258-262) and do q's on 262)

7

1) Warm up

2) Discuss Nature- Graphic Organizer

3) Civil Disobedience and its impact on modern authors (Ghandi and MLK)

4)Transcendentalism with modern adaptations

5) Transcendentalism Mini Project- due Mon!

 

8

Unit 3 Test 

 

3/11-3/15

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Transcendentalist Project due!

1)Warm up

2)Vocab 5- Quiz Thurs!

3) Document Analysis: Lincoln's 2nd Inaugural Address

4) HW: Finish questions for Lincoln's address & write your own inaugural address as if you were living in the time period

12

1) Study Island Assignment- Due at end of the day!

2) Research PaperOutline due next week!

 

 

13

1)Warm up

2)Success is Counted Sweetest

3) Because I Could Not Stop for Death

4) ACE Activity

14

1)Vocab Quiz!

2)Warm up

3) Whitman- "I hear America Singing"

4) Create your own list poem

5) Compare and Contrast with Langston Hughes' "I, Too, Sing America"

15             EARLY RELEASE

1) Warm up

2) Frederick Douglass- (p.329-334)

3/18-3/22

18

1) Warm up

2) Intro to Realism

3)Close Reading- Frederick Douglass

4) Sample Research Paper Discussion

19

1)Research paper outline due!

2) Study Island Assignment due at the end of the day! 

 

20

1) Quiz- Whitman, Dickinson, Frederick Douglass

2) Intro- Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

3) Importance of Dialect 

 

21

1) Warm up

2)  Finish intro activity- Huck finn

3) Huck Finn- Chapter 1

Discuss the importance of Dialect

22

1st 1/2- American Dream project due

 

1) Warm up

2) Huck Finn- HW: read through chapter 7 for Monday!

3) Sample Works Cited- due Tues!

3/25-3/29

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1) Quiz- Chapters 1-7 of Huck Finn

2) Warm up

3) Summary- Huck Finn

4) Mix and Match Theme Activity

5) HW: Read Chapters 8-9 of Huck Finn- due Wed!

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Works Cited Rough Draft Due!

Study Island Assignment- Due at end of day! 

27        END OF 3RD QUARTER

1) Warm up

2) Literary Criticism Activityon Ipads- due Monday 4/8

3) Read through chapter 13- due Monday 4/8

28

WORKDAY

29

HOLIDAY

 

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