SPRING BREAK

Recommended Reading
Chapter 5 of One Hundred Years of Solitude

Extra Credit Journal #99
on Chapter 5 or your Independent title, complete 1 journal entry (A1,A2, +2 others)

Complete the full-practice Diagnostic AP Lit. exam.

Weekly Agenda 3.27-3.31

MONDAY-TUESDAY

Magical Realism

-notes

Read “The Solitude of Latin America” and complete Shared Annotations

-escalating questions discussion

Journal Entry #8:

100 Yrs Family Tree and 3 Qs 5pts

HW Read Chapter 4 for FRIDAY, and Chapter 5 for Monday, APRIL 17th.

WEDNESDAY-FRIDAY

Review Chapter 4

-work on filling out worksheet

AP Practice TEST

-more multiple-choice practice

TIMED WRITING: Open Question

#2

HW Read Chapter 5 for APRIL 17th; QUIZ

AND, optional Journal Entry #99: Independent Letters

Weekly Agenda 3.20-3.24

CHRONICLE of a Death Foretold

TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY

SLIDE Cloze NOTES

MARQUEZ/LATIN America Background

-biography

-historical context

-genres

ESCALATING Questions

Notes-Discussion:

Character, symbolism, motif, theme allusions, style

-analyze for connections to oppositions

HW POET STUDY BIOGRAPHY due Friday to turnitin.com

THURSDAY-FRIDAY

Worksheet due

-review

-add s/m/t chart

Share #7 (Independent)

End of novella freewrite.

HW BIOGRAPHIES DUE to turnitin.com by 11:59pm.

AND, Read Chapters 1-3 in 100 Years --connect to background

Weekly Agenda 3.13-3.17

MONDAY/TUESDAY

Quiz 11-15

Open Question Prep

-worksheet

-Front Circle Discussion

Film?

Get A Chronicle of A Death Foretold and One Hundred Years of Solitude, read entire novella for next WEDNESDAY, 3.22;

AND, #7 Independent due 3.23.

WEDNESDAY

Open Question Samples

M/C Practice

HW Remember, Biography due next Tuesday.

THURSDAY/FRIDAY

Open Question Timed Essay

Begin Marquez background

-notes

HW Read Chronicle for WEDNESDAY.

Weekly Agenda 3.6-3.10

MONDAY-TUESDAY (BLOCK)

QUIZ Book 3, Chapters 5-7

Journal Entry #6: Diary Entry

Review Chapters

-consider Images of the revolutions

-watch movie

Add to FOLDABLES

HW Read Chapter 8-10

WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY

Feminist Lens

HW Prepare for Graded Discussion, see worksheet.

FRIDAY

QUIZ Book 3, Chapters 8-10

Review OUTLINES

HW Read Chapters 11-15 for TUESDAY
AND, BIOGRAPHY DUE MARCH 21st to turnitin.com

NEXT

Final Tale Discussions

-role of women

-Carton

Open Questions

-FLTs

Open Question Front Circle Discussion

Weekly Agenda 2.27-3.3

MONDAY-TUESDAY

Escalating Questions

-Book 2, Ch 21-22

HW Read Book 3, Chapters 1-4 for Wednesday;

AND, Typed Outline due Tuesday

WEDNESDAY

Reading Quiz

Possible: Diary Entry from a Character’s Perspective: Dr. Manette or Mr. Lorry -use key language.

Quaker Share excerpts from diary entries.

Read background from Masterpiece Guillotine

-share out key language about guillotine

Answer: How is Dickens portrayal of the guillotine and the repetition of the phrase “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, or Death” a commentary on the French Revolution?  

-what other language invokes a similar response from the reader.

(THURSDAY)FRIDAY-BLOCK Schedule

Prepare for two-circle discussions.  In pairs, research direct evidence on whether or not Dickens empowers women (Feminist Lens)

Circle discussions

-exit tickets

HW for Tuesday (block) read Book 3, Chapters 5-7

NEXT

Excerpt Analysis: Chapter 9

Carton as Christ (literary)

Quiz 10-12-features of a novel: reversal

HW FINISH BOOK

Weekly Agenda 2.20-2.24 (Updated 2.22)

MONDAY

President’s Day

TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY

Review Chapters 17-20
-symbolism, characterization, connection, function

Review #5

THURSDAY-FRIDAY

Quiz: 2nd 1/2 of Ch 21

Close-Reading

-Annotation

POET STUDY

-outline and biography model; review features of each

-clarify outlining elements

Optional HW for next WEDNESDAY, 3.1: Diagnostic p11 in supplemental AP Prep Text: Multiple-Choice Practice and/or Free Response

HW Outline due Tuesday, printed and in hand for marking up.

HW Read Chapters 22-24 for MONDAY Graded Discussion

READ Book 3: Chapters1-4, by WEDNESDAY, QUIZ.

NEXT

MON-Presentations
GRADED DISCUSSION:

Review Carlyle’s account compared to Dickens’.