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1. Poem selection ready to go
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2. Project Handout updated above
2. Project Handout updated above
3. Ar: Keep Track of reading log. Print logs here
3. Ar: Keep Track of reading log. Print logs here
4. Check for Classwork below
4. Check for Classwork below
19 March 2020
19 March 2020
- All work will collected when you return to class. Please hold on to all work and do not email it to me or it will be misplaced in my inbox.
- All future has been added to the website. Continue working on the work like a checklist, straight down, until you are instructed to start working on Google Classroom.
Week 1: Robert Frost
Week 1: Robert Frost
assignments
assignments
12 March 2020
12 March 2020
- Read and take T-note p. 1000
- Build Background
- Focus Your Reading:
- Mood in Poetry
- What is mood?
- What is imagery?
- What is rhythm?
- What is repetition?
- Analyzing Word Choice
- Focus Your Reading:
- Build Background
- Create the Active Reader for readings
- Discuss website and project
- Pass out Close Reading Handout
- Listen to "Acquainted with the Night"
- Write an initial response labeled "First Quick Write'' in your t-notes
- Homework: Complete "Close Reading" for "Acquainted with the Night by Monday.
- Tomorrow: Class selections with Mrs. Haulk. Make sure you have access to your StudentVUE
16-20 March 2020
16-20 March 2020
- Complete the Active Reader and TTL 1-4 for "Acquainted with the Night"
- .Read "Mending Wall" p. 1002
- Complete Close Reading
- Answer T-note questions on the powerpoint
- Complete the PowerPoint
- Disregard the TTL
- Read "Out, Out--" p 1004
- Complete Close Reading
- Answer T-note questions on the powerpoint
- Complete the PowerPoint
- Disregard the TTL
- Thinking Through the Literature p.1005
-Connect to the Literature
-What Do You Think?
-Comprehension Check
Think Critically: 8-10 sentence paragraph answer each
#3 &4
Extend Interpretations: ½ page answer
#5
Move onto week 2 assignment
Move onto week 2 assignment
Week 2: "Mexicans Begin Jogging"/"Legal Alien"
Week 2: "Mexicans Begin Jogging"/"Legal Alien"
Assignments
Assignments
- Read and take t-notes:
- Build Background
- Focus your Reading:
- Literary Analysis
- Active Reader
- Read "Mexicans Begin Jogging"
- Complete Close Reading
- Complete Active Reader
- Read "Legal Alien"
- Complete Close Reading
- Complete Active Reader
- Thinking Through the Literature p. 1198
Connect to the Literature
1. What Do You Think?
Comprehension Check
Think Critically: (12-15 sentences each)
2, 3, & 4 (complete Active Reader)
Extend Interpretations: (1/2 page answer)
#5
Move onto week 3 assignment
Move onto week 3 assignment
Week 3: "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
Week 3: "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
p.1025
ASSIGNMENTS
ASSIGNMENTS
- Complete the Vocabulary
- Read and take t-notes on:
- Build Background
- Focus Your Reading
- Literary Analysis: Imagery
- Active Reader: Understanding the …
- T.S. Eliot’s bio on page 1032
- Read "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock"
- Complete Close Reading
- Complete Active Reader
- Thinking Through the Literature p.1030
Connect to the Literature: (complete sentences)
–#1: What Do You Think?
–Comprehension Check questions
Think Critically(12-15 sentence paragraph answers each)
–#2, 4 and 5
Extend Interpretation:
#8 (1/2 page response)
Mover onto week 4 assignment
Mover onto week 4 assignment
Week 4: "I am Joaquin"
Week 4: "I am Joaquin"
p. 310
p. 310
Assignments
Assignments
- Read and take t-notes:
- Build Background
- Focus Your Reading
- Literary Analysis
- Active Reader
- Read "I am Joaquin"
- Complete Close Reading
- Complete Active Reader
- Thinking Through the Literature p.316
Connect to the Literature: Complete Sentences
What Do You Think?
Comprehension Check
Think Critically: 11-15 sentences
#2 
Extend Interpretations: 1/2 page answer
#6
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At this point continue working on the "project" Rather than project Lets call it analytical writing for your collection of poems which you will submit as a project when you return to school.
At this point continue working on the "project" Rather than project Lets call it analytical writing for your collection of poems which you will submit as a project when you return to school.
continue working on Google Classroom
continue working on Google Classroom
Unit 4: Poetry Introduction
Unit 4: Poetry Introduction
Assignment
Assignment
9 March 2020
9 March 2020
- Read and take t-notes on the following:
- “Form in Poetry” p.394
- Complete the “Your Turn”
- “Form in Poetry” p.394
Emily Dickinson
Emily Dickinson