Objective: The students will discuss in small groups "A Hero's Story" and complete the 3 End Notes in order to turn in our first assignment.
1. CST #2
2. Small Groups: Complete Questions and Open Mind for "A Hero's Story"
3. Individually, complete 3 End Notes
4. Narrative Essay Notes
Homework: Supplies and Outside Book.
All of Mr. Warren's AP Literature classes will use this site as a daily log of activities and subjects taught.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Monday, August 29, 2011
Objective: The students will practice Active Reading with the teacher with "A Hero's Story"
Good Morning! This is Mr. Warren's Honors World Lit. 10th grade. Room D203.
1. Sit anywhere, next to people who will not distract you or get you in trouble.
2. Supplies List
3. Active Reading Discussion/Notes
4. "A Hero's Story" Active Reading
5. Homework: www.warrenmlk.com
Good Morning! This is Mr. Warren's Honors World Lit. 10th grade. Room D203.
1. Sit anywhere, next to people who will not distract you or get you in trouble.
2. Supplies List
3. Active Reading Discussion/Notes
4. "A Hero's Story" Active Reading
5. Homework: www.warrenmlk.com
Objective: The students will practice Active Reading with the teacher with "A Hero's Story"
Good Morning! This is Mr. Warren's Advanced World Lit. 10th grade. Room D203.
1. Sit anywhere, next to people who will not distract you or get you in trouble.
2. Supplies List
3. Active Reading Discussion/Notes
4. "A Hero's Story" Active Reading
5. Homework: www.warrenmlk.com
Good Morning! This is Mr. Warren's Advanced World Lit. 10th grade. Room D203.
1. Sit anywhere, next to people who will not distract you or get you in trouble.
2. Supplies List
3. Active Reading Discussion/Notes
4. "A Hero's Story" Active Reading
5. Homework: www.warrenmlk.com
Friday, June 04, 2010
Objective: FINISH.
1. Get folder and portfolio
2. Put completed portfolio on desk in front.
3. If I find any work in the out folder with your name on it (minus 10 points on portfolio).
4. If I find your folder IN THE CLASS (minus 30 points on portfolio).
5. Finish East of Eden.
6. Get portfolio after graded with final semester grade.
Final Monday.
1. Get folder and portfolio
2. Put completed portfolio on desk in front.
3. If I find any work in the out folder with your name on it (minus 10 points on portfolio).
4. If I find your folder IN THE CLASS (minus 30 points on portfolio).
5. Finish East of Eden.
6. Get portfolio after graded with final semester grade.
Final Monday.
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Wednesday, June 02, 2010
Objective: The students will make connections between East of Eden and the story of Cain and Abel.
1. Get lit books (we are returning them today). Take the covers off. DO NOT TAKE ONE THAT IS NOT YOURS!!!!
2. CAT6
3. Return books at scheduled time.
4. Video. Pay attention to how Cal and Aron's allegorical actions.
1. Get lit books (we are returning them today). Take the covers off. DO NOT TAKE ONE THAT IS NOT YOURS!!!!
2. CAT6
3. Return books at scheduled time.
4. Video. Pay attention to how Cal and Aron's allegorical actions.
Tuesday, June 01, 2010
Objective: The students will use all of what they have learned this year to analyze and critique John Steinbeck's East of Eden.
1. CAT6
2. Turn in Metaphor Poem
3. East of Eden. There will be 10 questions (or more) about the video, story or author on the final. That means it will be 1/6 of the final grade.
1. CAT6
2. Turn in Metaphor Poem
3. East of Eden. There will be 10 questions (or more) about the video, story or author on the final. That means it will be 1/6 of the final grade.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Objective: The students will complete two poem analysis-es (how do you make that plural??? I am too busy to look!)
1. Get folder and lit book.
2. DO NOT TURN IN METAPHOR POEM. I will collect it Tuesday.
3. Do the following:
1. Define ballad: page 509.
2. Read "Bonny Barbara Allan" pg. 510
3. Answer questions 1-9
4. Read "The Flying Cat" page. 514
5. Answer 1-6 page 517.
1. Get folder and lit book.
2. DO NOT TURN IN METAPHOR POEM. I will collect it Tuesday.
3. Do the following:
1. Define ballad: page 509.
2. Read "Bonny Barbara Allan" pg. 510
3. Answer questions 1-9
4. Read "The Flying Cat" page. 514
5. Answer 1-6 page 517.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Monday, May 24, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Objective: The students will know what an elegy is, then they will read and analyze one.
1. Get lit books and folder.
2. CAT6
3. Go over Poetry Day 2 Assignment
4. Read "The Legend" (no it's not about me) on page 472 and background info on page 474.
5. Day 3: Answer Questions 1-6 on page 476.
Book Report due in two days. NO LATE PAPERS. I AM SERIOUS. BUT I BET AT LEAST THREE OF YOU WILL TRY ME!
1. Get lit books and folder.
2. CAT6
3. Go over Poetry Day 2 Assignment
4. Read "The Legend" (no it's not about me) on page 472 and background info on page 474.
5. Day 3: Answer Questions 1-6 on page 476.
Book Report due in two days. NO LATE PAPERS. I AM SERIOUS. BUT I BET AT LEAST THREE OF YOU WILL TRY ME!
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Objective: The students will show complete understanding of all parts of Night.
1. Turn in Haiku
2. Get out a blank sheet of paper and set it up like back board.
3. Get both parts of test.
4. Put name only on the lit tern page. DO NOT WRITE on the other copies.
Book report due next Friday. May 21, 2010. No Late Papers.
1. Turn in Haiku
2. Get out a blank sheet of paper and set it up like back board.
3. Get both parts of test.
4. Put name only on the lit tern page. DO NOT WRITE on the other copies.
Book report due next Friday. May 21, 2010. No Late Papers.
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