WEEK THREE
Monday, 1/19/26
Continue reading and taking summary notes on Chaucer, Mirrors & Windows pp. 103-109.
Vocabulary List Three.
Tuesday, 1/20/26
Vocabulary Exercise Three.
Continue reading and taking summary notes on Chaucer, Mirrors & Windows pp. 109-116.
Wednesday, 1/21/26
Finish reading and taking summary notes on Chaucer, Mirrors & Windows pp. 119-133.
Fourth block club meetings.
Thursday, 1/22/26
Quiz and notes due: Chaucer, The Canterbury Tales.
Begin reading excerpts from, and making notes on, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Le Morte d'Arthur, Mirrors & Windows pp. 140-TBD.
Friday, 1/23/26
Vocabulary Quiz Three.
Finish reading excerpts from, and making notes on, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and Le Morte d'Arthur, Mirrors & Windows pp. TBD-162.
Quiz and notes due: Arthurian Legends.
WEEK TWO
Monday, 1/12/26
Vocabulary List Two.
Finish reading and taking summary notes on “Beowulf,” Mirrors & Windows pp. 30-48.
Begin Response Journal, Beowulf.
Tuesday, 1/13/26
Open-note quiz: Beowulf.
Due today: Response Journal, Beowulf.
Review questions for Unit Test One.
Wednesday, 1/14/26
Unit Test One.
Vocabulary Exercise Two.
Reading assignment: Mirrors & Windows pp. 79-84.
Fourth block club meetings.
Thursday, 1/15/26
Slideshow and worksheet: Introduction to Unit Two.
Work on make-up assignments, as needed.
Friday, 1/16/26
Begin reading and taking summary notes on Chaucer, Mirrors & Windows pp. 96-103.
Vocabulary Quiz Two.
WEEK ONE
Tuesday, 1/6/26
Register in Google Classroom and Mirrors & Windows Online.
Review the English 12 course syllabus.
Complete Vocabulary List One.
Complete the Biography Questionnaire (due tomorrow).
Wednesday, 1/7/26
Biography Questionnaire due.
Slideshow and worksheet: Introduction to the Anglo-Saxon Period.
Read the introduction to Unit One, Mirrors & Windows, pp. 1-6.
Thursday, 1/8/26
Quiz: Introduction to Unit One.
Read Bede, Mirrors & Windows, pp. 7-12.
Read excerpts from "The Exeter Book" in Mirrors & Windows, pp. 55-63.
Vocabulary Exercise One.
Friday, 1/9/26
Vocabulary Quiz One.
Begin reading and taking summary notes on “Beowulf,” Mirrors & Windows pp. 20-30.