Week 4:6 (Feb. 25-Mar. 1)

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Freshmen: RJ AudioplayRJ Vocab ListRJ Theme LogRJ Act I Journal Questions #5-28Language Tricks

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 thought (e.g. Freudian, Jungian, Marxist, Post-Colonial, Feminist) included in this Literary Criticism PDF.  Study the notes and carefully read the story through that lens.  Write a brief (5-ish paragraphs) essay in which you analyze the meaning of the narrative; print it for class on Monday.

Here’s the reading schedule for weeks 4:6 to 5:5.

(Also, here’s a Death of a Salesman e-text in case you need it for Thursday’s quiz.)

Week 4:5 (Feb. 19-22)

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Seniors: 4:3-5 Reading SchedulePoem Packet, “The Dead” (Joyce) E-text , “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?” (Oates) E-text“It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue” (Dylan) AudioDeath of a Salesman (Miller) E-textLiterary Criticism

Fairy Tales: Snowdrop (Snow White)RapunzelRumpelstiltskinAshenputtel (Cinderella)Hansel and GrethelBriar Rose (Snow White)

Week 4:4 (Feb. 11-15)

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Freshmen: Sophomore Registration FormSPHS Curriculum GuideClass of 2016 Graduation Requirements; Journal Contents: Literature Terms“Poison” Journal Questions“Harrison Bergeron” Journal QuestionsRJ Prologue ColormarkingRJ Theme Writing & RJ Journal Questions #1-4; Others: RJ Vocab List, RJ NotesPerfect Mate, RJ Theme LogLove Connection

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Seniors: 4:3-5 Reading SchedulePoem PacketHD Notes

Week 4:3 (Feb. 4-8)

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Freshmen: Sophomore Registration FormSPHS Curriculum GuideClass of 2016 Graduation RequirementsLiterature Terms“Poison” Journal Questions“Harrison Bergeron” Journal QuestionsRJ Prologue ColormarkingRJ Theme Writing & RJ Journal Questions #1-4RJ Vocab ListRJ AudioplayRJ E-textPerfect Mate, RJ Theme Log

Seniors: Beloved Prompt ListHD Notes, 4:3-5 Reading Schedule11 Tips for AP Lit Multiple Choice

Week 4:2 (Jan. 28-Feb. 1)

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Freshmen: Sophomore Registration FormSPHS Curriculum GuideClass of 2016 Graduation RequirementsLiterature TermsRomeo and Juliet PrologueShort Story Vocab ListVocabulary Presentation Instructions“Poison” Journal Questions“Harrison Bergeron” Journal QuestionsRomeo and Juliet Vocab List
Seniors: AP SyllabusReading Schedule for 3:5-4:2Poetry Response InstructionsSecond Semester Poem PacketBeloved Prompt ListHeart of Darkness Notes

Week 4:1 (Jan. 22-25)

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Freshmen: Honors SyllabusLiterature TermsPersonal Paragraphs, RJ PrologueSS Vocab ListVocabulary Presentation Instructions
Seniors: AP SyllabusReading Schedule for 3:5-4:2Literature NotesPoetry Response Instructions, Second Semester Poem PacketExam Essay RubricBeloved: Response JournalPrompt List

Week 3:6 (Jan. 7-11)

Freshmen: FAIR Testing (Key: BE8279) – Be sure to complete all three portions, even after it logs you out! … Fall Exam Study GuideTurnitin.com Journal Segment AssignmentGE Ch. 20-29 JournalAF Ch. 1-5 JournalAF Ch. 6-10 JournalColormarking #7Colormarking #8 [media url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74glI1lg1CQ” width=”600″ height=”400″]
Seniors: Reading Schedule for Weeks 3:5-4:2, Lit Notes (All)Poems for the Second SemesterBeloved Biblical AllusionsBeloved Symbol SketchesBeloved Response JournalBeloved Notes [media url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RP6umkgMRq4″ width=”600″ height=”400″]

Week 3:5 (Dec. 17-21)

Freshmen, your Great Expectations paper is due this Wednesday.  If your period does not meet on Wednesdays, you may turn it in a day early or stop by on Wednesday if you need the extra day.  For your paper to be credited as on time, you must submit it to Turnitin.com and turn in a hardcopy with the following: the rubric and an approved outline, the typed and printed final draft of your essay , your approved thesis statement, your GE theme log, and any other documents that you used in the paper-writing process.  In case you missed any of them over the past month, here are some important links and handouts that are part of the paper-writing process: Theme LogEssay Outline & RubricMLA Format TemplateCitation & Weaving ExamplesTurnItIn.com Registration InstructionsWriting About Literature / Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: PB Vocab #3, Sir Gawain Questions/ Journal Handouts: Turnitin.com Journal SegmentGE Ch. 20-29 JournalAF Ch. 1-5 JournalAF Ch. 6-10 JournalColormarking #7Colormarking #8
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Seniors: 3rd Six Weeks’ Poems / Watchmen Paper: What AP Readers Long to SeeMLA Format TemplateCitation & Weaving ExamplesWriting About Literature / Beloved: Reading Schedule 3:5-4:2Symbol SketchesResponse JournalNotes
Author (who) + Technique (what) + Effect (how) + Analysis (magic) + Meaning (why)

Week 3:4 (Dec. 10-14)

Freshmen … Journal Questions: GE Ch. 20-29AF Ch. 1-5AF Ch. 6-10 / Great Expectations Paper: Theme LogEssay Outline & RubricMLA Format TemplateCitation & Weaving ExamplesTurnItIn.com Registration InstructionsWriting About Literature / Animal FarmQuiz Preview for Ch. 7-10Theme LogVocab List@georgeorwell / Sir Gawain and the Green Knight: PB Vocab #3SG Questions, Colormarking #7
Seniors: 3:1-4 Reading Schedule3rd Six Weeks’ Poems / Watchmen: PromptsWhat AP Readers Long to See / Beloved: Reading Schedule 3:5-4:2Symbol SketchesResponse Journal w/ ExamplesIn-Class Notes