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Intro material/ Academic Honesty
Technology Prewrite
Intro 1984 material
WEEK OF 22nd . . .
terminology/genres/close reading
Read :Poe's "The Raven"
Work on essay
Lit terms
Discuss Part 1(i - iii)
Read updike's "A & P"
Rough Draft due (25/26)
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August 29 - Sept. 2
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Technology Essay DUE
Discuss A&P/Fiction Chart/Questions
Begin Point of View/Rdg Guide/Fiction Chart for "Story of an Hour" - Chopin
Discuss 1984 (Part 1 (iv-vi and VII - end of part 1)
(FRIDAY) Intro Race in Literature: "Sweat"/Zora Hurston
Questions/Summary Chart
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No School Monday Sept. 5
Sept. 6-9 |
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1984 PART 1 DUE (Chpts 1-8)
Start 1984 Part 2 (Chapters 1-2)
Quiz Sweat
Discuss "Sweat"
Assign Tone Essay - T:Drive (Write Thesis)
Friday: Write Tone supports (Rough Due next week)
Read Appt. With Love/Chaser In class - Discuss/Handout Questions.
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1984 Section One- page 1-87 Journals
Due (Must include Chapter summaries, character list, three quotations
with reader response/reaction,3 literay devices, and voice/response reaction
with connections, arguments, personal experiences)as well
as Discussion questions.. See Handouts given
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Sept 12- 16
HOMECOMING WEEK |
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1984 Part 2 (Chapters I and II) Read for Discussion
Journal Chapters
Work on Tone essay
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| Sept. 19-23 |
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Short Stories Due with Tone Essay
Vocab Literary Terms Quiz
1984 Part 2 (Chapters III-VII) Read for Discusion and journal.
Begin Macbeth . . . Intro material Shakespeare
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September 26-30
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Discuss 1984 Part 2 (Chapters 8- Through Chapter
3 (within Chapter 9)
Discuss 1984 (Chapter 9-10) END Part 2
Intro Macbeth . . .Book page316, 338-339, 332-335/Resouce booklet
DWU Play October 21!
Handout all handouts for unit. Read Act 1-2
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| October 3-7 |
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Continue Macbeth (Finish Act 1 and 2)
Act 3 - 4
1984 Journals Due Wed/Thursday
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1984 Section 2 - Journals
Due (Must include Chapter events, character list, three quotations
with reader response/reaction, and voice/response reaction
with connections, arguments, personal experiences)as well as Discussion
questions. See Handouts given in class! |
October 10-13
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Discuss 1984 Part 3 (Chapters 1-2) Assign Chpts 3- 3nd)
Finish Macbeth (Act 4 - 5)
Macbeth Journals Due/FINAL Test (Thursday/Monday)
No School Friday/ In_Service
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| October 17-21 |
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Macbeth Journals Due/FINAL Test (Monday)
Discuss 1984 (Part 3) Chapter 3- End
DWU - Macbeth Performance (G2 - G3) |
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QUARTER ends |
October 24-28
No School Friday |
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1984 FINAL Journals and FINAL Test
V for Vendetta Comparison
Begin Anglo Saxon notes (British Timeline)/Poetic
Devices
Read Beowulf intro and epic poetry
Discuss Old/Middle English
Beowulf translations and caesura, kennings, alliteration of Anglo-Saxon poetry
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| October 31-Nov. 4 |
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1984 FINAL Journals and FINAL Test
Beowulf
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November 7-10 No School Friday
Veteran's Day |
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Beowulf - Par t One
Lit Circle 1 - Atonement/Kite Runner
Essay Due
Lit Terms #2 Intro
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| November 14-18 |
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Beowulf Part 2
Lit Circle #2 - Atonement/Kite Runner
Begin Research - Topic decisions\Lit Terms Quiz #2 |
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Nov. 21-23
Thanksgiving Thursday/Friday |
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Beowulf Video (Part One)
Read
Beowulf Part 3
Interlibrary Loans
Literature Circle #3
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THANKSGIVING BREAK |
| Nov. 28- Dec. 2 |
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Begin Research in Library/Narrow topic/Working outline
Temp. Works Cited Due
Continue to work on research/note cards
Work on Research Paper
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Dec. 5-9 |
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All Notecards
due
Sort for outline/thesis statement.
Assign typed Works Cited/ConsultedFinish Rough Outline using paranthetical attribution
Review Lit Terms #3
Typed Final Outline/thesis- MLA format Due next week
Literature Cicrls #4 - Atonement/Kite Runner
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| Dec 12-16 |
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Typed Final Outline/thesis- MLA format Due next week
Assign typed Works Cited
Literature Circle #5
Begin Rough Drat
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| Dec. 19-22 |
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Rough Drafts Due
Beowulf Review
SEMESTER FINAL
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CHRISTMAS BREAK BEGINS THURSDAY |
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SEMESTER
ENDS
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HAPPY NEW YEAR
2012
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| January 3-6 |
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Book Report Requirements
Assign Medieval Notes (Text) Page - 24-29
Finish Atonement
Begin Kite runner Movie
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| January 9-13 |
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Finish Kite Runner
Discuss Notes/Add notes
Medieval Ballads . . . Text Questions page 222 + Worksheet anaylsis
Robin Hood
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| January 16-20 |
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No School Monday
Intro King Arthur Unit
Go over Mallary
Medieval Romance/Chivalry
Read: Morte d'Arthur
T.H. White version
Assign: Man and Myth
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| January 23-27 |
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Go OVer Man and Myth
Read: Sir GAwin and the Green Knight
Media Clips/Video Clips
King Arthur Journals Due next week
Start First Knight
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| January 30 - Feb 3 |
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First Knight (Finish)
King Arthur Journals Due
King Arthur Test
Chaucer Notes/Into Chaucer
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| February 6-10 |
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First Half of Book Report DUE
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| February 13-16 |
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Begin Canterbury Tales/Prologue(text)
All pilgrims/characters/social structure
Continue Prologue/Complete
reasons for groupings
All pilgrims/characters/social
structure
Handout on Knight/guess the pilgrim
Groups/Write modern pilgrim/social structure
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February 20-24
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Devices
of Satire (Handout 19,20)
Genre's page 31, 81, 82
Read "Nun's Priest Tale"
Finish Draft of "Modern" pilgrim (Type)
Pilgrimage (Modern Day)
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February 27-March 2
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Discuss
Pardoner's Tale
Read Pardoner's "kid" tale
Continue with "Wife of Bath Prologue and Tale"
Intro Lit Terms (3)
Chaucer Journals
Due/Chaucer Final
Discuss Wife of
Bath tale
Assign Essay
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ALL
Chaucer Journals Due
Chaucer/Canterbury Tales FINAL Test
Chaucer Essay DUE |
| March 5-9 |
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Chaucer video/Knights Tale
Essay Critique/Due
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| March 12-14 Spring Break |
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Begin Renaissance
page 287-297 Background notes
Thomas Wyatt/ Italian sonnet (Handout)
Henry Howard/English sonnets (Handout
Marlowe/Raleigh p.302-308 |
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March 19-23
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Assign Queen Elizabeth + Walter Raleigh (Handout)
Queen Elizabeth poetry (Handout)
Spenser Bio + Sonnets (Sidney ?)
Shakespeare Notes p.316
Shakespeare Notes/Sonnets p. 318-322 + Handout
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March 26-30 |
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Petrachan Sonnets/Shakespeare Ben Johnson/poetry - Handout
Renaissance Final Test
Wilde - Importance of Being Earnest Intro
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April 2 - 5
No School Good Friday
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Begin Final Research Paper (British Author)
Library Research Days/Temporary Works Cited DUE
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April 10-13
No School Monday
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Note Cards Due/Thesis Prep
Importance of Being Earnest Act 2/3
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April 16-20 |
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Rough Draft Research Due
Importance of Being Earnest Video
Importance of Being Earnest Final
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April 23-27
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Final Research Paper Due
Poets: John Milton and John Donne
Carpe Diem Poets: Marvel/Herrick
Assign: Romantic Intro Notes ( p. 739-743)
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April 30 - May 4
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Wollstonecraft
Blake
Burns
Assign notes (Evolving Romantics p. 745-747)
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May 7-11 |
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Assign notes (Evolving Romantics p. 745-747)
Rough Draft Research Paper DUE
Romantics continued:
Wordsworth
Coleridge
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May 14-16
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Romantics: Byron
Shelley
Assign: Keats
Finish Keats:
Final Romantics TEST
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GRADUATION
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May 4-8
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Assign Macbeth Intro. p 332-337Handouts/Discuss
Macbeth
Act One - Two
Trace story motifs/themes, character changes for MacBeth
journals
Finish/Discuss
Act One
Begin Macbeth Act II
Do Writing
Across the Decades
Continue tracing motifs/themes/character changes through
acts
Do Writing Across the Decades
MacbethContinue in-class discussion/tracing/journals
Assignment
to Read Act III over the weekend
Finish
Act III an IV, and journals
Finish
Macbeth Act V and all journal requirements
FINAL Macbeth TEST
First Half of Book Report (4th
Quarter DUE)
Begin research on British author/Library
Begin
Carpe Diem:
Christopher Marlow Packet
Poetry/Music Connection with partner.(3-2
and 3-3)You need lyrics and words of both, plus the music on a
CD to present to class.(See Handout)
Present Individual Poetry in cafe setting on 3-4 and 3-5.
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Age of Reason INTRO
Samuel Pepys Notes
Read Pepys Diary on London Fire - questions page 332 Go
over Pepys Diary on London Fire - questions page 332
Satire 207/208 and 211-213
Swift (handout)
Poetry/Music Connection
with partner.(3-2 and 3-3)You need lyrics and words of both, plus
the music on a CD to present to class.(See Handout)
Present Individual Poetry in cafe setting on 3-4 and 3-5
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May 11-15
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| May 17 |
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| May 18-19 |
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Read excerpt from Gulliver's Travels
Intro Steele/Addison
Read/Discuss:The Spectator Club
Will Wimble
Party Patches Intro Daniel Defoe
The Education of Women :) (Journalistic Fiction)
Final Research Paper Due
Intro Alexander Pope:
Rape of the Lock |
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Misc. Plans:
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Finish Pope's Rape of the Lock
Intro Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson's Dictionary and Letter to Chesterfield
Finish Age of Reason with Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country
Churchyard"
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Journals for the Age of Reason Due next
week! |
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Importance of Being Earnest Act II Due
Begin Romantics/Blake/Burns
Continue Blake Songs of Innocence/Songs of Experience
Blake/Burns/Begin Wolstonecraft |
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Age of Reason Journals Due
Test over satiric authors |
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Finish Pope's Rape of the Lock
Intro Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson's Dictionary and Letter to Chesterfield
Finish Age of Reason with Thomas Gray's "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" |
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Begin Romantics/Blake/Burns
Continue Blake Songs of Innocence/Songs of Experience
Blake/Burns/Begin Wolstonecraft |
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Wollstonecraft
(Text questions 1-10)
Kubla Kahn and Rime of the Ancient Mariner View Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Intro: Lord Byron/poems and Don Juan
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Age of Reason Journals
Due
Test over satiric authors
Journals due - Blake/Burns/Wolstonecraft |
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Finish Coleridge
View Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Intro: Lord Byron/poems and Don Juan
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Percy Shelly/Poetry Handouts: Ozymandias, Ode
to Men of England, West Wind
John Keats (odes)
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Journals for Wordsworth, Coleridge,
Byron Due |
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Mary Shelley(Frankenstein)
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