Jennifer Camplair
English 1 & Honors English 1
Contact Information
Email Address: jennifercamplair@lorenaisd.net
Phone Number: 254-857-4604
English 1 Remind Notifications: text 81010 @camplair23
Honors English 1 Remind:
@jcamphonor
Twitter Handle: @jcamplair
Daily Schedule:
1A: English 1
2B: English 1
3A: Conference
4A: Honors English 1
1B: English 1
2B: English 1
3B: Honors English 1
4B: Conference
Google Classroom Codes
1A: vbtzond 2A: zxw6csr 4A: via3ffx
1B: 2q3wplb 2B: 45uzfky 3B: ncx6gi7
2022-2023 English 1 Supply List (English 1 )
All items will remain in Camplair’s room for storage and use throughout the year!
Required
1 Mead composition book-college ruled
1 box of BIC blue OR black pens (10 count)
1 box of 24 count colored pencils
Highlighters-3 colors
1 box of Ticonderoga 30 count pencils
1 3x3 Post It pop up notes (4 pack)
1 roll of Washi tape (or scotch)
1 glue stick
Not required but good to have (you will keep up with these)
Papermate Flair pens
Small pocket dictionary
Small scissors
handheld pencil sharpener
You must have the notebook by the second day of school, all other supplies need to be brought in the first week!
First Six Weeks
August
11/ 12 Chromebooks, Collect summer assignment, Test over TKAM
15/16 Activity 4.3- Where Am I? Orienting Yourself in a Novel’s World (done together)From The NIght Circus (with a partner?) HMWK: Analysis of setting rough draft of TKAM, double entry journal for Independent reading (page 498)
17/18 The Role of Narrator (4.5 & 4.6)
19 Time to Read Independent reading book & response about narrator in TKAM
22/23 Power of Omniscient Narrator 4.7 & 4.8
24/25 Analysis of Argument-first draft
26 Continued drafting & Conferences Time to Read
29/30 Bias of First the First Person-Narrator and The Voice of Scout Finch (4.10 & 4. 11)
31/1 The Layers of Scout’s World 4.12 and prepare for Literary Analysis
SEPTEMBER
2/3 Literary Analysis 4.13
4 Literary Analysis Due
6/7 Coming of Age and Forming Opinions, Response on Conflict in your Independent Reading Book , Conflict with Miss Caroline 4.15
8/9 Language Checkpoint: Fragments, Run-ons and Splices
12/13 Getting to Know Boo 4.16
14/15 Dissecting Symbols 4.18 and The Wisdom of Atticus 4. 19
16 Independent Reading Test
19/20 Shifting Perspectives 4.20 and A Solitary Light 4.21
21/22 Analyzing Atticus’s Closing Argument 4.22
23 Aftermath and Reflections 4.23
About Me
This is my 18th year as an educator, and my 15th year at Lorena where I teach Freshmen English.
Quick Facts:
Baylor University Graduate (Sic'em Bears!) where I was an English Major and Athletic Trainer.
Born Akron, Ohio and completed high school in Nashville, Tennessee
My family: four kids, my husband is a Biology Teacher, a big fuzzy dog named Bear, a small dog named Sully and two crazy cats.
Loves: traveling, writing poetry, yoga, photography, college football and basketball and spending time outdoors.