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Date Class Topic Assignment

8/28/07

(B-D-F)

British Literature - Honors

*Prayer, attendance, seating

*Introduction to course and syllabus

*Brief writing assignment followed by personal introductions.

In Seamus Heaney's Beowulf, read pp.xv - xxxvii for Friday's class (A-Day) and next Tuesday's class (B-Day)

8/30/07

(B-D-F)

*Complete personal introductions. *Distribute "The Medieval Period: Some Important Points" *Read and Discuss *Round reading: "The Seafarer," p. 17 in text. (Q. #5, p.20)

See Monday

9/4/07

(B-D-F)

*Notes on Beowulf. *"The Seafarer" -- Distribute questions to be answered during oral reading. *Distribute "Christianity in Beowulf" and Socratic Seminar guidelines.

Vocabulary - Study in Chapter 7, pp 15 - 22 and complete exercises. Read "Christianity in Beowulf" and prepare "Socratic Seminar."

Date Class Topic Assignment

9/6/07

(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary - Review pp. 215-222 *Socratic Seminar: "Christianity in Beowulf" *Distribute "Beowulf: An Excerpt."

*Vocab quiz *Complete "Beowulf: An Excerpt"

9/10/07

(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary -- Quiz, Chapt. 7, pp. 215-222.

*Distribute "Beowulf:An Excerpt" and read in class.

*Distribute "Our Father" in Anglo-Saxon.  Review pronunciation.

*Start discussion --First part of Beowulf.  See questions.

*Begin work on second set of questions -- Beowulf

9/12/07

(B-D-F)

*Return vocabulary quiz.

*Distribute "Ye Olde English Language" and decode as a class.  Discuss changes in language over time.

*Continue Vocabulary, Chapter 7., PP. 223-225 (Latin/Anglo-Saxon).

*Continue discussion of first part of  Beowulf.  See questions and collect.

*Vocabulary -- Complete vocabulary exercises pp. 225-228 and continue work on second set of Beowulf questions.

9/14/07
(B-D-F)
*Return summer reading test

*Review vocabulary exercises - Chapt. 7, pp.225-228 and continue review of nouns on pp. 228.

* Continue discussion of first set of questions -- Beowulf.

*Last 25 minutes -- SAT prompt

 

* Vocabulary-- ex. pp.229-231

*Complete second set of Beowulf questions.

9/18/07
(B-D-F)

 

*Vocabulary -- Complete review of Exercises on pp. 228-231.

*Return and discuss PSAT prompts along with scoring criteria.

Beowulf Projects -- Distribute and explain.  Projects due:  Oct. 15.

*Begin discussion of second set of questions, lines 661-1250.

Vocabulary quiz -- Anglo-Saxon Unit, second quiz.

9/20/07
(B-D-F)

* Vocabulary quiz -- Unit #2, Anglo-Saxon unit.

*Distribute "Writing, A Literary Analysis" and review points cited.

*Assign Beowulf essay -- "Beowulf: A Critical Analysis Supporting a Thesis." Due Date: Oct. 19.

*complete discussion second set of Beowulf questions, L. 661-1250.

Essay and group project assignments.  Also, third set of Beowulf questions, lines 1251 - 1650.

9/24/07
(B-D-F)

*Return set #2 -- Beowulf questions

* Beowulf - Third set of questions due.

Review.

*Distribute 4th set, lines 1651-2195.

*Distribute "Beowulf: Language and Poetics Quick Reference Sheet."

*Begin in-class Anglo-Saxon writing Assignment.  Distribute language hand-outs.  Include "Instant Old English."

*Form groups and choose topic. Begin group work.

Work on 4th set of Beowulf questions.  Complete for Friday.

9/26/07
(B-D-F)

Shortened schedule -- Noon Dismissal

*Complete in-class group writing project for presentation on Friday.  Use "Instant Old English," "Ye Old English Language," "The Lord's Prayer," "Beowulf: Language and Poetics Quick Reference Sheet," and Anglo-Saxon on-line dictionary.

Continue work on 4th set of Beowulf questions. Due:  Friday

9/28/07
(B-D-F)

*Presentations of Anglo-Saxon group projects.

*Continue review of Beowulf with discussion of set #4 questions, lines 1651-2195.

*Distribute Rich Lawson's "Beowulf: Recognizing the Past."  Continue discussing the relevance of Beowulf to the modern world.  Do we have modern Beowulfs?  Are there female Beowulfs? Does the world still rely on outside help to oust its "monsters"?

Beowulf study: Continue reading to the end of the poem.

Date Class Topic Assignment
10/2/07
(B-D-F)

*Complete discussion of Rich Lawson article.

*Complete review of questions in Set #4.  Collect.

*Distribute Set #5 of Beowulf questions.

*Vocabulary -- Begin chapter 4 on the Greeks, pp. 107-112.

*PSAT Student Guide -- Review pp. 2-7 to prepare for test .  Continue "Critical Reading" section, pp. 8-9.

Project due 10/12

Paper due 10/16

Continue work on Beowulf questions 1-25 in Set #5.

Vocabulary -- Complete 4.1-4.5

10/4/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary -- Review homework, 4.1-4.5

*Complete review of Beowulf questions 1-25.

*PSAT Student Guide -- Continue work on "Critical Reading" on pp. 9-10

Vocabulary quiz on Monday!

Continue work on paper and project.

Beowulf test -- week of 10/15

10/9/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary Quiz -- Greek Unit, sections 4.1-4.5.  Continue review of words in unit on pp. 113-117.

*Beowulf -- Complete review of Beowulf questions, Set #5.  Review origin of name and photos in text.

*Continue PSAT preparation in booklet, p,. 9.  Review sample questions, pp.10-13.

Vocabulary -- Complete exercises on pp. 114-117.

10/11/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary -- Review homework exercises on pp. 114-117.

*Beowulf projects and presentations due in class.

Beowulf --Test on Oct. 15

    Papers due -- Oct. 19

10/15/07
(B-D-F)

Evaluation:  Beowulf

Papers due on Friday!

10/17/07
(B-D-F)

 

 

 

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Papers due on Friday!

10/19/07
(B-D-F)

*Collect Beowulf Essays.

*Continue presentation of projects.

*Begin Chaucer. (See notes, pp.1-3.)

In literature text -- Read Intro materials and "Prologue" on pp. 90-115.  Complete character chart distributed in class.

10/23/07
(B-D-F)

*Complete project presentations.

*Literature -- Begin Chaucer background (See Teacher's Notes, pp. 1-3).

See above.

10/25/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary -- Review homework on pp. 114-117.  continue review of words/definitions/parts of speech on pp. 122-25.

Literature -- Continue notes on Chaucer's World, including role of the Church, feudalism, definition of "frame" story, and 3 Periods of Chaucer's writing.  (See Teacher's Notes, pp. 2-5.)

Vocabulary -- complete exercises on pp. 124-125.

10/29/07
(B-D-F)

* Return papers.  Distribute hand-out on signal phrases and discuss.

*Vocabulary -- Review exercises, pp. 124-25 and continue with review of work assigned through page 134.

*Literature -- Begin discussion of "The Prologue," pp. 94-115.  (See Teacher's Notes, pp. B-E) and review homework chart.

Literature -- Read "The Nun's Priest's Tale," pp. 119-137 and complete appropriate section of hand-out.

10/31/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary -- Complete Review Exercises in Unit 4, "The Greeks."

*Literature -- Begin discussion of "The Nun's Priest's Tale," (See Teacher's Notes, pp 1-8).

*Distribute article "What Man Artow? The Narrator as Writer and Pilgrim."

Complete reading of articles and also read "The Pardoner's Tale,"  pp. 141-149 and complete questions 1-8 on p. 151.

     
11/2/07
(B-D-F)

* Complete discussion and presentation  of Katherine Wilson article. 

Vocabulary Quiz -- Unit 4, final

11/6/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary Quiz -- Unit 4, #2, Greek Unit.

*Complete group presentations -- Katherine Wilson essay

*Distribute questions for discussion: "The Nun's Priest's Tale." Review. 

*Continue with "The Pardoner's Tale." (See Teacher's Notes and "Literary Analysis" homework questions 1-8 on pp. 151.)  Also, review relevant questions on "Partial Review Sheet."

*Distribute two additional tales for homework reading.

*Read "The Miller's Tale" and "The Cook's Tale," distributed in class.  Complete handout on "The Miller's Tale."

11/8/07
(B-D-F)

*Complete "Literary analysis" questions 1-8 on p. 151 on "The Pardoner's Tales."

*Begin review of homework sheet for "The Miller's Tale." Discuss the variants and similarities in translations from Middle to Modern English and from Modern to prose.

*Distribute "The Wife of Bath."

*Distribute SAT preparatory diagnostic test. 

*Read "The Wife of Bath."

*Complete pp. 59-61 of diagnostic test.

11/13/07
(B-D-F)

*Complete discussion of "The Miller's Tale"

*Vocabulary -- "Words Derived from Latin," review prefixes 1 - 30.

SAT Prep:  Review answers to diagnostic test, pp. 59-61.  Continue orally and review.

Vocabulary -- Complete exercises accompanying prefixes 1-30.

Read "The Cook's Tale," distributed in class.

Prepare Socratic Seminar on "The Wife of Bath" and "The Canterbury Tales" for next Monday!

Test on "The Canterbury

Tales" next Wednesday.

11/15/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary -- Review homework exercises and continue with Latin roots.

*Complete discussion of "The Miller's Tale" and continue with "The Cook's Tale."

*Distribute "How to Convert a Question Prompt Into a Thesis Statement." Review.  Use "The Four Paragraph Essay of Excellence" and "Preparing for the SAT Essay Section." 

Prepare Socratic Seminar for Monday.

Test -- The Canterbury Tales.

11/19/07
(B-D-F)

      Thanksgiving Liturgy!

 

Socratic Seminar: "The Wife of Bath" and The Canterbury Tales.

TEST: The Canterbury Tales

11/21/07
(B-D-F)

          Noon Dismissal

      

TEST: The Canterbury Tales

.Happy Thanksgiving!!!!

11/27/07
(B-D-F)

          Junior Retreat Day

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11/29/07
(B-D-F)

* Begin the English Renaissance.  "Celebrating Humanity" (See Teacher's Notes, pp. 1-7, including sonnet, Spenser, Sidney, and Pastoral Poetry.)

Quiz -- Vocabulary Latin Prefixes 1-30.

Literature:  In text, read Acts I, II, & III in  Macbeth. 

* Read in literature text pages 222-231 and 290-299.

Date Class Topic Assignment
12/3/07
(B-D-F)

*Vocabulary Quiz - Latin Roots 1-30.

*Distribute "Vocabulary for Drama Study."  Review terms 1-10.

*Introduction to Drama. (See Teacher's Notes, pp. 1-7).

Define terms 11-20 for Wednesday.

Read Macbeth, Acts IV - V for Friday. Expect quiz!

12/5/07
(B-D-F)

           Noon Dismissal

*Vocabulary - Continue review of Latin Roots, pp. 154-164.

*Drama terms - Review 11-20.

*Distribute Macbeth writing assignment.

Complete Macbeth for Friday.

Continue terms 21-30.

12/7/07
(B-D-F)

           First Friday

*Quiz - Macbeth.

*Review drama terms 21-30.

*Continue "Introduction to Drama." (See Teacher's Notes, 8-12).

*Biographical information on Shakespeare. Begin discussion of plot and themes.

Second Latin roots quiz next Thursday!

Complete drama terms.

12/11/07
(B-D-F)

Stocking Paraliturgy

*Complete review of drama terms 21-43.

*Complete background on conventions of Shakespeare's theatre.

*Macbeth -Discussion of Acts I - II.

*Latin roots quiz #2 on Thursday!

*Macbeth paper due 12/19!

12/13/07
(B-D-F)
SNOW CANCELLATION OF CLASSES

*Macbeth  paper due 12/19!

12/17/07
(B-D-F)

*Latin roots quiz #2.

*Continue discussion through Acts IV.

*Paper due 12/19.

*Tentative test date for Macbeth -- January 8th!

12/19/07
(B-D-F)

*Collect papers.

*Continue Macbeth through Act IV. (See Teacher's Notes.)

Macbeth Test Jan. 8 th!                 (F Day)

12/21/07
(B-D-F)

NOON DISMISSAL-                 CHRISTMAS BREAK

 

*Complete discussion of Macbeth -- Acts IV and V. (See Notes.)

.Wishing you the merriest Christmas and many, many blessings in 2008!

Date Class Topic Assignment
1/4/08
(B-D-F)

*Distribute mid-term review sheets.

*Complete discussion of Macbeth --

      .Tragic hero -- Macbeth

      .Lady Macbeth's character

      .Structural elements of play.

*Vocabulary -- pp. 162-166.

 TEST -- Macbeth

1/8/08
(B-D-F)

* Test -- Macbeth

* "Diagnostic Test B" -- Review

Prepare for Final Exam

1/14/08
(B-D-F)
  Exams B1, B2
1/15/08
(B-D-F)
  Exams B3, B4
Date Class Topic Assignment

1/18/08

(D)

*Course Evaluation forms.

*Return and review Macbeth tests.

*Vocabulary -- Latin roots, pp. 181-191.

*Literature -- "A Turbulent Time," p. 407 in literature text.  Begin background in preparation  for study of metaphysical poetry.

*Literature:  Read and outline pp. 410-417 in literature text.

1/23/08

(F;1:10)

Lesson Unit/Topic

*Review homework exercises in Vocabulary - Latin unit through p. 191.

*Literature -- Discuss background information in preparation for metaphysical unit.

*Powerpoint presentation: "Metaphysical Poetry."

 

*Vocabulary - Complete pp. 193, (1-15).

*Literature - Read pages 420-421 in text along with poems on pp. 423,424, 427.  Complete "Literary Analysis" question 1-9 on page 431.

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1/25/08

(B)

*Review Latin review exercise on p. 193, 1-15.

*Distribute information on research paper.

*"What is Critical Analysis?"  and "What Does Criticism Do?"

*Distribute sample introductory paragraphs for literary research paper and examine thesis statements.

 

*Literature - p. 447, 449 in text. Complete "Literary Analysis, " p. 451, #1-7.

1/29/08

(D)

* Literary Analysis question, p. 431 and questions 1-7 (excluding "Meditation 17" question)

* "To His Coy Mistress," p. 447 and "To the Virgins to Make Much of Time," p. 449. (Continue)

*Group Activity -- "Meditation 17" and questions 1,3,5,7.

Vocabulary quiz -- Latin chapter, pp. 179-193 next class.

Outside reading: "The Diary" by Samuel Pepys and "A Journal of the Plague Year" by Daniel Defoe

1/31/08

(F)

*Vocabulary Quiz -- Pages 179-193.

*Literature -- "An Essay on Man," p. 531. Read and discuss.  Background on Pope.

*Distribute directions for mock epic and topics. Due date: Feb. 12.  Begin "The Rape of the Lock."

Please read "The Rape of the Lock" by Pope.

Mock epics due on February 12, 2008.

Continue work on research papers.

2/4/08

(B)

*Vocabulary -- Chapter 8, review exercises  8L 1-5, pp. 232-240.

* Pope: Background and "The Rape of the Lock" -- Discussion: satire and mock epic.

*Research paper -- timeline and due dates

 

*TEST on FRIDAY:  Metaphysical Poets

Vocabulary -- pp. 240, Review 1, "Meanings" and 2&4 :(p. 243)

Literature -- Independent readings pp. 548 and 554,

from "A Dictionary . . . " and from "The Life of ..."

2/6/08

(D; Paraliturgy)

*Vocabulary -- Review homework exercises on pp. 240-241, "Meanings" and 243 (2&4). Also, *:6-8 through 247.

*Distribute additional information on thesis statements for the research paper and review.

*TEST on FRIDAY: Metaphysical Poets

Continue work on Mock epics due on February 8!

2/8/08

(F)

Mock Epics due!

TEST:  Metaphysical Poets

 

*Literature -- Read and outline pp. 614-622.

2/12/08

(B; Class Mtg)

*Vocabulary -- Unit 8, review pp. 247-50 and ex. 8.9-8.10.  Review pp. 251-255.

*Neoclassicism and Romanticism -- Background review, pp. 614-622.  Read and discuss "Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard" by Thomas Gray.

*Quiz -- vocabulary on Thursday.

*Read Blake, pp. 338-644.  Complete questions on p. 645, 1-5.

2/14/08

(D)

*Vocabulary quiz -- French Unit 8

*Complete discussion of Thomas Gray and transition to the Romantic Period with an introduction of Blake's states of Innocence and Experience.

*Continue work on research paper, paying attention to dates listed on schedule.

  WINTER BREAK (February 18-22)  

2/25/08

(F)

*Continue discussion of Blake's poems: "The Lamb," "The Tyger," "The Chimney Sweeper."

*Begin Wordworth -- Background and "Lines Composed a Few Miles Above Tintern Abbey," p. 667. and "The World is Too Much with Us," p. 675.

*Read Wordsworth's from "The Prelude," p.672.

2/27/08

(B; Noon)

NOON DISMISSAL

*Discuss "The Prelude," p. 672.

*SAT prompt.

*Read Introduction to Coleridge, pp. 684-685.

2/29/08

(D)

*Begin Coleridge.

*"Kubla Khan," pp. 711-712

*Vocabulary -- Begin Chapter 9, "Italian Words in English," p.256-260.

*Literature -- Review and Assess, p. 712, 1-4.

*Vocabulary -- Complete exercises following words reviewed in class.

Date Class Topic Assignment

3/4/08

(F)

*Vocabulary:  Review exercises on pp.257-260.  Continue introduction of Italian terms on pp.260-264.

*Continue with Wordsworth and "The Prelude " on p. 672 and "The World is Too Much with Us" on p.675.

 

*Read Introduction to Coleridge, pp. 684-685.

*Literature -- Review and Assess, p. 712, 1-4.

*Vocabulary -- Complete exercises following words reviewed in class through 264. Quiz next Monday on Chapter 9, "Italian Words in English."

3/6/08

(B)

*Vocabulary -- Review homework exercises through p. 264.  Continue review of terms through p. 266.

*Begin Coleridge: Background and connection to Wordsworth.

*Read "Kubla Khan" (pp. 711-712).  Review homework pp. 712, 1-4, "Review and Assess."

*Quiz on Vocabulary, Chapter 9, "Italian Words in English" on Monday.

 

3/10/08

(D)Monday

-----SPIRIT WEEK 1:30 SCHEDULE ------

 

*Vocabulary Quiz - Chapter 9, "Italian Words in English."

*Complete discussion of "Kubla Khan" "Distribute and begin in-class group activity on Coleridge's additional poems.

Continue analysis of Coleridge's poems. Debate on Friday!

3/12/08

(F)Wednesday

*Vocabulary - Begin Chapter 10, "Spanish Words in English." Review words on pp.272-276.

 

*Begin background on Byron.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*Homework:  Complete exercises 10.1 and 10.2.

*Literature:  Read background on Lord Byron, pp. 716-17 and "She Walks in Beauty," p. 719.

Debate on Coleridge poems on Friday!

3/14/08

(B) Friday

*Vocabulary -- Continue Chapter 10 with pages 277-279.

*Debate on Coleridge poems begins.

*Vocabulary - Complete exercises 10.3 and Review Exercise #1.

3/18/08

(D)Tuesday

*Vocabulary -- Review homework exercise 10.3 and review exercise 1.

*Complete debate on Coleridge poems

*Literature -- Continue discussion of Byron "She Walks in Beauty," p.716-717.

 

*Quiz on Spanish Words in English - Wednesday!.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3/20/08

(F; Noon)Thursday

*Vocabulary -- Quiz on Chapter 10: Spanish Words in English.

*Complete Byron discussion and introduce Shelley. "Ozymandias," p/733. Read and analyze.

*"Ode to the West Wind" Read and decide what makes this a Romantic poem

3/25/08

(B; Grades Close)

Tuesday

*Vocabulary -- Begin Unit 3, "Building Vocabulary Through Central Ideas," pp. 46-51.

*"Ode to the West Wind" by Shelley.  Discuss the elements that make this poem an example of Romantic poetry.

*Continue with "Ode on a Grecian Urn."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Homework: Vocabulary -- Complete accompanying exercises.  First quiz on unit will be on Friday. 

Research Paper -- Rough drafts due on Thursday!

Literature -- Read Byron's "Speech To Parliament: In Defense of the Lower Classes," Jane Austen's "On Making an Agreeable Marriage," and Mary Wollstonecraft's from "A Vindication of the Rights of Women."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3/27/08

(D)Thursday

*Rough drafts due!

*Vocabulary -- Review homework exercises following words on pp. 46-51.

*Discussion to follow:  Byron's "Speech to Parliament."

*Vocabulary Quiz #1 on Chapter 3. 

*Test on Romanticism, 4/4/08. 

 

 

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3/31/08

(F) Monday

*Quiz #1 --Chapter 3.

*Complete discussion of Austen Wollstonecraft.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*Review on Wednesday

*Test on Friday --     Romanticism.

Final draft of research paper due soon! Keep an eye on the dates.

 

 

 

 

 

Date Class Topic Assignment

4/2/08

(B) Wednesday

*Return rough drafts.

*Distribute rubrics to be attached to research papers upon submission.

*Distribute and review "20 Most Common Errors."

*Review for Romanticism test -- Group Activity.

Test:  Romanticism

4/4/08

(D; First Friday)

*Test: Romantic Poetry.

Research Paper due next class! (4/8/08)

Also:  Write a question that comes to mind when you hear the terms "Victorian" or "Victorian literature."  Bring to class along with CHARGED laptops.

4/8/08

(F)

 Tuesday

*Research Papers due!

*Introduction: The Victorian Era and its Literature. 

*Graphic brainstorming

*Group Activity

*"Dover Beach"

* Regroup. What did you learn?

*Literature -- Read pp. 716 and from "In Memoriam, A.H.," "The Lady of Shalott," and "Ulysses."

4/10/08

(B) Thursday

*Vocabulary -- Chapter 3, Review words on pp.58-61. Quiz after break.

*Literature -- Background on Tennyson and discussion of assigned poems.

*Vocabulary quiz after break.

  SPRING BREAK (April 14-18)  

4/21/08

(D)Monday

  • 11 – Honors – Period 4

    Vocabulary – Quiz on words pp. 51-68

    Literature – Complete discussion of “The Lady of Shalott” and “Ulysses.”

    Background on the Brownings.

     

Homework for Wednesday:

Read assigned poems.

Bring Wuthering Heights to class on Friday.  Reading to be completed by May 9th.

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4/23/08

(F; Health Day) Wednesday

(Shortened schedule -- Health Day)

Literature—Tennyson's "Ullyses."

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Bring Wuthering Heights.

Complete homework sheet on the Brownings' poems. 

4/25/08

(B)Friday

Vocabulary – Review of words on pp. 61-69

Literature -- Read aloud and discuss poems by Brownings.

Distribute questions on Wuthering Heights.

Vocabulary -- Quiz on pp. 61-69 (words)

Complete reading of Wuthering Heights by May 9th.

 

4/29/08

(D)Tuesday

Quiz -- Vocabulary words on pp. 61-63.

Literature -- Complete discussion of Brownings and review worksheet. Continue with reading and discussion of the journalistic essay form: "Condition in Ireland."

 

 

 

 

 

Homework: TEST ON Monday -- Victorian poetry and Ireland essay. 

Continue to reading Wuthering Heights. Work on discussion questions.

   

 

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Date Class Topic Assignment

5/1/08

(F; Liturgy)

Thursday

SAT -- Distribute, complete, and review usage exercises.

 

Background on Brontes and Wuthering Heights. (PowerPoint)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Homework: Test on Victorian Poetry and Ireland Essay NEXT CLASS!

Continue work on Wuthering Heights, including critical thinking questions.  Completion date is May 8.

5/5/08

(B) Monday

TEST:  Victorian Poetry and Ireland Essay Test

Complete power point on Bronte.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Homework:  Continue reading and questions on Wuthering Heights.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5/7/08

(D)Wednesday

*Continue background notes on Wuthering Heights and begin discussion.

*Vocabulary words, pages 69-75.  Review.  Quiz next Thursday.

*Questions due. Prepare for discussion on Wuthering Heights.

*Wuthering Heights test will be on Tuesday, May 13.

5/9/08

(F)Friday

AP American History Examination

Wuthering Heights (film) present students.

Vocabulary quiz on 5/20-- words on p. 69-75.

Test on Wuthering Heights on Thursday, 5/15.

5/13/08

(B) Tuesday

Wuthering Heights -- Complete discussion of novel.

TEST:  Wuthering Heights

5/15/08

(D)Thursday

TEST: Wuthering Heights.

Vocabulary quiz on Tuesday, words on pp. 69-75.

Literature -- Read pp.954-962 in text.

5/20/08

(F) Tuesday

Vocabulary quiz on pp. 69-75.

Introduction of the Modern Era.

Read background on Yeats and Eliot, pp 964-65 and9 78-79.  Also, "Modernism and Beyond,"pp.980-81 and "Critical Commentary on 'The Hollow Men,'" pp.986-988.

5/22/08

(B) Thursday

Vocabulary -- Continue to review words in Chapter 3, pp. 80-85.

Yeats:  "The Second Coming," "The Wild Swans at Coole," and Sailing to Byzantium."

Assignment:  Prufrock -- Read.

5/27/08

(D) Tuesday

Vocabulary -- Complete review of words in Chapter 3.

Begin Eliot and "The Hollow Men,"  "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock."

Vocabulary -- Last quiz on Chapter 3.

Prepare review questions for final.

5/29/08

(F) Thursday

Vocabulary -- last quiz

Complete Eliot.

War poets.


Questions for review.

Date Class Topic Assignment
6/2/08
(B; Noon)

Final Review.

Prepare for Final Exam

6/3/08
(B4, B3)
Exams B4, B3  
6/4/08
(B2, B1)
Exams B2, B1  

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