Week 4:1 (Mar. 15-18)

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Seniors, for this week’s Fairy Tail Literary Critique, select one of these fairy tales: “Snowdrop” (Snow White)“Rapunzel”“Rumpelstiltskin”“Ashenputtel” (Cinderella)“Hansel and Grethel”“Briar Rose” (Sleeping Beauty), and then select one of the schools of criticism (e.g. Psychoanalytic, Political, Gender/Sexuality, Deconstructionism) included in this Literary Criticism PDF.  Study the notes and carefully read the story through that lens, using the leading questions as the basis for your analysis.  Here are the old reading schedule and Atonement prompts if you still need them; and here is the final reading schedule.

Freshmen: RJ Vocab ListVocab Presentation InstructionsProofreading ExpectationsLiterature TermsRJ E-Text with Line NumbersRJ AudioplayRJ Theme LogTips for Reading ShakespeareTwo Days, Scene Performance Project Info / Journals: Act I Journal #22-28Act II Journal #1-20Act III Journal

Week 4:1 (Mar. 16-20)

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Seniors: Atonement PromptsFinal Reading ScheduleFinal Poetry Packet

Freshmen: Scene Performance Project InfoRJ Vocab ListRJ E-Text with Line NumbersRJ AudioplayRJ Theme LogTips for Reading ShakespeareTwo DaysVocab Presentation Instructions / Journals: Turnitin Registration Instructions, Act I Journal #5-28Act II Journal #1-20Act III Journal

Week 5:3 (Mar. 17-21)

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Seniors: Reading ScheduleAtonement Prompts, Senior Activity Calendar

Freshmen: RJ Act I Journal Questions #5-28RJ Act II Journal Questions, RJ Act III Journal PromptTurnitin Registration InstructionsRJ Vocab ListRJ E-Text with Line NumbersRJ Audio-playRJ Theme LogTwo Days, Scene Performance Project Info

Week 5:2 (Mar. 10-14)

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Seniors, for Monday’s “Fairy Tale Literary Criticism”, select one of these fairy tales: “Snowdrop” (Snow White)“Rapunzel”“Rumpelstiltskin”“Ashenputtel” (Cinderella)“Hansel and Grethel”“Briar Rose” (Sleeping Beauty), and then select one of the schools of criticism (e.g. Jungian, Freudian, Marxist) included in this Literary Criticism PDF.  Study the notes and carefully read the story through that lens, using the leading questions as the basis for your analysis.  Write a brief (5-ish paragraphs) essay (in MLA format) in which you analyze the meaning of the narrative; print it for class on Monday. Here are the reading scheduleAtonement prompts, a Senior Activity Calendar if you need them.

Freshmen, complete one journal question daily: RJ Act I Journal Questions #5-28 and RJ Act II Journal Questions (typed responses submitted to Turnitin.com), Turnitin Registration InstructionsRJ Vocab ListRJ E-Text with Line NumbersRJ Audio-playRJ Theme Log, Two DaysTuesday’s Film Adaptation Comparison Analysis