SENIORS: Week of 16 April through 20 April
April20
MONDAY-THURSDAY:
- Reading through Frankenstein chapter 5.
FRIDAY:
- Finish poems – Due Monday.
SENIORS: Week of 9 April through 13 April
April11
MONDAY:
- Guidance announcements
- Intro Frankenstein
- Handouts: “Author’s Introduction” activity and study guide for novel
TUESDAY:
- Vocabulary 23: 1-5
- Present “Author’s Introduction” group work
- Work on poetry brainstorms from last Thursday
WEDNESDAY:
- Vocabulary 23: 6-10
- “Ulysses”: 822-823
- Write a paraphrase (roughly the same length) and answer question #5
- “Crossing the Bar”: 824
- Write a paraphrase
- HOMEWORK: Robert Browning: 828. “My Last Duchess”: 829-831. Questions 2-5. Due Thursday.
THURSDAY:
- Bellwork: What do you think the paradox of progress would be?
- “Ah, Are You Digging On My Grave?”: 857
- Question #4 on page 858
- Rudyard Kipling: 870
- “Mark of the Beast”: 871-880
- Question #8 on page 881
- Vocab Quiz 6th period
FRIDAY:
- Vocab Quiz 1st-5th periods
- Outline 20th Century 908-920
- Due Monday
- 6th and 7th periods – Jostens pickup in the theatre
JUNIORS: Week of 9 April through 13 April
April11
MONDAY:
- Vocabulary 23: 1-5
- Herman Melville, pages 311-312
- Moby Dick, pages 313-320
TUESDAY:
- Vocabulary 23: 6-10
- Moby Dick, pages 321-328
- Homework: Questions a-d on page 320 and 2 and 3 on page 328.
WEDNESDAY:
- Review Melville questions
- Outline: Rise of Realism, pages 407-422
THURSDAY:
- Frederick Douglass: 424
- Narrative, pages 425-430, a-d
FRIDAY:
- Vocab Quiz
- Kate Chopin: 435
- Silk Stockings: 436-443
- Journal: Share a similar story of yours.
SENIORS: Week of 2 April through 6 April
April3
MONDAY:
- Announcements
- Turn in Keats
- Victorian Era outlines pages 780-800 (all boxes) – due tomorrow
TUESDAY:
- Submit outlines
- Vocabulary 22: 1-5
- Tennyson: 802
- “The Eagle”: 803
- “Flower in the Crannied Wall”: 804
- For “Eagle” and “Flower”, list five examples of various literary elements found in each poem. You must use symbolism and imagery for each. Afterwards, you can choose from things like metaphor, simile, personification, allusion, alliteration, etc.
- “The Lady of Shalott”: 807-812
- Answer questions 2-7 on page 813.
WEDNESDAY:
- Vocabulary 22: 6-10
- Finish Tennyson work
THURSDAY:
- Vocabulary Quiz
- Introduce Frankenstein
