Objective: Students will continue to analyze their novel.
1. Chapter 1-4 Quiz
2. Get yesterday's worksheet stamped
3. Complete chapter 3-4 worksheet independently
4. Work with groups to complete poster
Check reading schedule for weekend reading.
All of Mr. Warren's AP Literature classes will use this site as a daily log of activities and subjects taught.
Objective: Students will continue to analyze their novel.
1. Chapter 1-4 Quiz
2. Get yesterday's worksheet stamped
3. Complete chapter 3-4 worksheet independently
4. Work with groups to complete poster
Check reading schedule for weekend reading.
Objective: Students will discuss the novel.
1. Review new reading schedule
2. Discuss ch. 1-2 of the novel
3. Complete ch. 1-2 worksheet
Make sure you are signed up for the group project.
Objective: The students will discuss the Letters section of the novel with a partner.
1. Letters Section Quiz.
2. Letters Section Handout
3. Discuss anything that you don't understand with Miss Rush or Mr. Warren
4. Reading Schedule:
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Frankenstein |
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Nov. 10 |
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All Letters |
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Nov. 12 |
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Chps. 1-2 |
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Nov. 13 |
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Chps. 3-4 |
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Nov. 14-16 |
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Chps. 5-6 |
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Objective: The students will be introduced to our new novel.
1. Reading Schedule Handout
2. Projects Sign Up and Discussion
3. Intro Notes
4. Homework: People who ditched Monday: You are responsible for this!!!!
Reading: Read the Letters Section Monday
Objective: The students will complete a MC Practice.
1. Grab the handouts. Write your name on both.
2. Complete the MC Practice (no phones)
3. Scan into the computer. Write the score on scan sheet.
4. Staple the scan on top. Turn in for points.
Bring Frankenstein Monday!!
Objective: The students will present a group TTSTCANDI.
1. Get into groups and present your TTSTCANDI Slide
2. Buy, borrow, print our next book: Frankenstein. You will close read it for 50 points. We start it on MONDAY!!
Objective: The students will complete a group TTSTCANDI to share tomorrow.
1. Get into groups and create your TTSTCANDI Slide to present tomorrow. DO NOT USE ANY AI or INTERNET ANALYSIS. If this is observed, your group will get a zero out of 50.
2. Buy, borrow, print our next book: Frankenstein. You will close read it for 50 points. We start it in ONE WEEK!!
Objective: Students will analyze our last Hemingway story.
1. Take out "The Grave" close reading and TTSTCANDI for stamping.
2. Introduce jigsaw assignment and assign groups.
3. Close read "The Three Day Blow"
4. Buy, borrow, print our next book: Frankenstein. You will close read it for 50 points. We start it in ONE WEEK!!
Objective: The students will analyze "The Grave."
1. "One Time One Night" activity. Listen and Read: Be prepared to discuss how you would address the following prompt:
Read the lyrics to "One Time One Night" and then write a well-written essay where you analyze how the author uses literary elements such as tone, imagery and diction to achieve his purpose.
2. TTSTCANDI "The Grave"
3. Buy, borrow, print our next book: Frankenstein. You will close read it for 50 points. We start it in ONE WEEK!!
Objective: The students will read the last story of the packet.
1. Get yesterday's essay. I did not read them, just gave you points. If you would like me to read them (you don't trust your readers' grades), then bring them up.
2. Last story of the packet: "The Grave." Close read. We will TTSTCANDI on Monday but I will quiz you too to make sure that you read.
3. Get your next novel: Frankenstein: Yes we will close read it, so buy or print.
Objective: The students will do an essay share/grade.
1. Get out your printed essay and a grading sheet.
2. Switch with two people like last time. Read it like an AP teacher, not a friend.
3. MC Practice. This is the last one that we will do as a group. From now on, individual scores will be put into Aeries so that you can see how you are progressing.
Objective: The students will do another 1/2 essay.
1. Get yesterday's half essay and see what Ms. Rush or I graded it.
2. Get out TTSTCANDI for Stamp. Discuss your TTSTCANDI of "The End of Something."
3. Write 1/2 essay for story.
Objective: The students will see an example of a student 1/2 essay. Then score two others.
1. Get out your 1/2 essay that you wrote and printed.
2. Go over a 4 paper from my other period. See what they did right, and what they need to do to improve.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1WxRpV7qa9jUoRs2WtVmsIemanMTenSNgD7Pj75Lpokk/edit?usp=sharing
3. Read two other student essays and score them.
4. Turn in for a teacher score and 50 points.
5. Complete yesterday's "The End of Something" TTSTCANDI.
Objective: The students will analyze the first Nick Adams story.
1. If you were absent on Friday, you MUST do the half essay now.
2. Make sure your half essay is printed. Tomorrow we will do a group read.
3. Close Read: "The End of Something." Start the TTSTCANDI. We will finish it tomorrow after the essay part of class.
Objective: The students will complete a 1/2 essay.
1. All essays have been graded. Get them out.
2. Write 1/2 essay on Cat in the Rain
AP Essay Problems that Can Be Fixed Next Time
1. FOCUS!!! Your paragraphs need clear Topic Sentences to guide your thoughts.
2. No Universal Truth (Theme) stated. Put it in the intro. BUT PROSE essays do not need one if the prompt doesn’t as about “author’s purpose.”
3. State the devices that you’re going to write about in your intro.
4. Intro too long. 2-3 sentences. Mention title, author and UT.
5. Writing: “the reader” or “the audience.” You are NOT part of the essay.
6. If you say that you are going to write about imagery, tell what kind!
7. No need for citations and page numbers (Mansfield 89)
8. Just saying “Mansfield uses diction and syntax…” That just means he uses words and sentences. Well duh!!!! Mansfield uses adjective diction and adjective syntax.
9. Quotes way too long. Integrate 3-7 word quotes into the flow of your writing. Example: She “liked his dignity” and “the way he wanted to serve her.”
10. Writing about tone without giving specific words that create it.
11. Using first person. Do not put yourself in the paper. Try not to even say, “The reader…”
12. Slapping the reader (me) in the face with a quote that is not introduced or provided with context.
13. Do not mention things that are not part of the piece (The Brill Fish)
14. Saying: This quote shows….
15. _____________ diction.
16. In conclusion,
17. NOT KNOWING WHAT FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE IS…. Many people wrote a paragraph on symbols, then started the next paragraph with, “Hemingway uses figurative language.”
18. You have to speed up. That will take practice.
19. Mentioning “rhetorical devices.” This is LAST YEAR!
20. Analysis without and textual evidence (quotes).
21. Only one body paragraph
22. WRONG FACTS
23. Too many devices in one paragraph. Lacks focus. Let Topic Sentences guide your writing.
24. Too much summary.
25. Maybe use a formula:
a. Thesis
b. Claim 1: Topic Sentence
1. Fact from poem
2. Text evidence
3. Comm
4. Comm
5. Fact
6. Text evidence
7. Comm
8. Comm