Ms. Rachel Hart: English 9 and 11
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Email: rhart@amherst.k12.va.us
Phone: 434-528-6499 ex. 30857
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May 6th
May 6 1- Romeo and Juliet movie 2-Review Drama Terms 3- Free Day (SOLS) 5- Free Day (SOLS) 6- Greek and Latin Roots Chapter 39 |
May 7 1- Romeo and Juliet movie 2- Finish Act 5 Review Literary Terms and Quiz Act 5 Quiz Watch Romeo and Juliet film 3- Paper Packets Overview Make Thesis Statements Review Summary, Quote, and Paraphrase, Research 5. Three Paragraphs to Romeo and Juliet Paper 6- Greek and Latin Roots Review Chapter 40 |
May 8 1-Review Act 3 2- Watch Romeo and Juliet film 3- continue Research 5- Introductions to Romeo and Juliet Paper 6- Greek and Latin Roots Review Chapter 41 |
May 9 1-Quiz on Act 3 Go over New Literary Terms 2- Watch Romeo and Juliet film 3-Continue Research 5-Conclusions to Romeo and Juliet 6- Greek and Latin Roots Review Chapter 42-43 |
May 10 1- Review Act 4; Quiz on Act 4 Go over New Literary Terms 2-Watch Romeo and Juliet film 3-Work on Introductions 5-Final Paper Due Drama Term Review 6- Greek and Latin Roots Quiz |
April 22nd
April 22 1-Contine Act 2 2- Continue Act 3 3-5- Parallelism Grammar Activity Continue Act 3 6- Frederick Douglass and Huck Finn 31 Activity |
April 23 1- Continue Act 2 2- Continue Act 3 3-5 Parallelism Grammar Activity Begin Act 4 6- Assign SOL terms and review them Begin chapter 32 |
April 24 1-Quiz on Act 3 Begin Act 3 2- Continue Act 3 3-5 Continue Act 4 Review terms for test 6-Read Huck Finn 32-33 |
April 25 1- Continue Act 3 Go over Comedy/ Tragedy/ Stage Directions 2-5 Test on Act 2-4 6- Review Activity for Sol terms Read 34 and review 35 |
April 26 1- Continue Act 3 2- Begin Act 4 3-5 Begin Act 5 6- Huck Finn quiz 31-35 Read 36 |
April 15th
15 1- Finish and Review Act 1 Begin Act 2 2-5 Go over Protagonist, Conflict and Antagonist Continue Act 2 6 Latin Root Words List Huck Finn Chapter 26 Two column notes in class workshop Homework: Worksheet on Chapter 27 and 2 column notes on 28 |
16 1- Test on Act 1 2-5 Grammar Activity Parallelism Go over Stock and Foil Character Continue Act 2 6 In class Writing Prompt Test |
17 1 Go over Protagonist, Conflict and Antagonist Continue Act 2 2-5 Grammar Activity Parallelism Go over Comedy, Tragedy, and Stage Directions Continue Act 2 6 Review Root Words Quiz Huck Finn 26-28 Due: chapter 27 sheets and chapter 28 2 column notes Huck Finn chapter 29 |
18 1 Grammar Activity Parallelism Go over Stock and Foil Character Continue Act 2 2-5 Grammar Activity Parallelism Quiz on Act 2 and Terms Begin Act 3 6 Review Root Words Huck Finn chapter 30 |
19 1 Grammar Activity Parallelism Go over Comedy, Tragedy, and Stage Directions Continue Act 2 2-5 Grammar Activity Parallelism Go over Dialect and Jargon Continue Act 3 6 Test on Huck Finn chapters 21-30 and Vocabulary Words |
April 8th
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1-5
Lesson on Puns and Allusions
Romeo and Juliet Act I Scenes 1 and 2
6-
Writing SOL Workshop
1-2
Paper Revision and Completion Lab
3-5
Lesson on Oxymorons and Hyperbole
I Scenes 3 and 4
6
Lesson: 2 column notes
Huck Finn chapters 23-24
1-2
Lesson on Oxymorons and Hyperbole
I Scenes 3 and 4
3-5
Lesson on Drama Terms
Scene 5
6
Exercise with Latin and Greek Roots
Huck Finn chapters 25-26
11
1-2
Lesson on Drama Terms
Scene 5
3-5
Test on Act 1, Characters, and Terms
6
Huck Finn Quiz
Exercise with Latin and Greek Roots
Huck Finn chapters 27-28
12
1-2
Test on Act 1, Characters, and Terms
3-5
Lesson on Metaphor/ Simile/ hyperbole
Act 2
6
Quiz on Latin/ Greek Roots
Huck Finn chapters 29-30
March 25
25 Snow Day |
26 1-3 Introduction to Shakespeare Notes Romeo and Juliet Crossword Puzzle 5 Lab Day 3: Final Changes Turn in Final Drafts at the end of class 6 Conclusion Workshop |
27 1-5 Writing Prompt 5 sentences: Have you ever been madly, foolishly, and completely in love? (7 min.) Day 1 of Shakespeare Introduction Emphasize the idea of young love! Juliet= 13! 2. Anticipation Guide (10-15 minutes) Split into groups and let the students discuss the questions 3. Opening: Tabloid Ad. (7) 4. Watch video trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZqxOb2tJIo (5) 5. Ask the students: would Shakespeake agree based on the tabloid and the movie? 6 Lab Day 1 |
28 1-5 Introduction to the Characters of Romeo and Juliet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wl5L4oGCYkg Use Worksheet to Make sure that students get all of the characters 6 Lab Day 2 |
29 1-5 Begin Reading Act 1 Scene 1 Puns Worksheet 6 Lab Day 3 |
For the Week of March 18
18 1-2: Paper Workshop Day Quick lesson: Re-teaching paper structure and example sheet on how to transfer note cards to paragraphs Due: 1 paragraph of paper 6 Review Rubrics for Writing Assessment and Critical Grammar |
19 1-2 Grammar Lesson: Sentence Variety Paper workshop Due: 1 paragraph or conclusion of paper Library Research Day 2 6 Practice Writing Prompt 1 |
20 1-2 Grammar Review: Sentence Variety Diction and Avoiding Slang 3-5 Lab Day 1 6 SOL Practice Test Day using resources from the VDOE |
21 1-2 Lab Day 1 3-5 Lab Day 2 6 Review Graded Writing Prompts for strengths and weaknesses Review SOL Released Practice Test |
22 1-2 Lab Day 2 3-5 Peer Review Day 6 Due: Paragraphs 2 and 3 Conclusions Lesson and Workshop Turn in: Conclusion at the End of Class |
For the Week of March 11
11 Teacher Work Day |
12 1-2 Comma Exercise 1 Work on Introductions and Turn them in 3-5 Comma Exercise 1 Work on and Turn in Paragraph One of Essay 6 Passive Voice Exercise 1 Read “Richard Corey” and “Story of an Hour” |
13 1-2 Comma Exercise 2 Work on Conclusions and Turn them in 3-5 Comma Exercise 2 Work on and Turn in Paragraph Two of Essay 6 Passive Voice Exercise 2 Review: Story of an Hour and turn in homework questions Work on 1st Paragraphs |
14 1-2 Comma Exercise 3 Exam Review Day 3-5 Comma Exercise 3 Exam Review Day 6- Passive Voice Exercise 3 Exam Review Day |
15 1-2 Exam 3-5 Exam 6 Exam |
For the Week of March 4
4 1-2 Work Shopping Three Paragraphs for Essay 3-5 Thesis Statements Powerpoint In Class Assignment: Thesis Workshop 6- No class |
5 1-2 Introduction Workshop 3-5 Comma Review Finish Thesis Worksheets Write Thesis to Research Papers and begin forming main paragraphs 6 Passive Review Thesis Statements Powerpoint In Class Assignment: Thesis Workshop |
6 1-2 Comma Exercise Conclusion Workshop 3-5 Introduction Workshop 6 Passive Voice Review Finish Thesis Worksheets Write Thesis to Research Papers and begin forming main paragraphs |
7 1-2 Comma Exercise Lab Typing Day/ Grammar Camp 3-5 Comma Quiz Conclusion Workshop 6 Passive Voice Review Introduction Workshop Assign: Write 2 Types of Introductions and Turn in / Paper Development |
8 1-2 Comma Exercise Lab Typing/ Grammar Lab 3-5 Parallelism Short Lab Day to Type Papers 6 Passive Voice Review Conclusion Workshop Assignment: Turn in Paper Conclusion / Paper Development |
For the Week of February 25
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Feb. 24
Periods 1-2
Venn Diagrams
Periods 3-5
Lab Day 1
Period 6
Lab Day 2
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Feb. 25
Periods 1-2
Venn Diagrams
Periods 3-5
Lab Day 2
Period 6
Lab Day 3
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Feb. 26
Periods 1-2
Thesis Statements
And Topic Sentences
Periods 3-5
Lab Day 3
Period 6
Review Passive Voice
Organizing the Cards and Beginning to Form 3 Major Paragraphs of the Essay
-Topic Sentences
Note Cards will Be Collected for a Test Grade
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Feb. 27
Periods 1-2
Writing the 3 Body paragraphs
Plagiarism
Periods 3-5
Organizing the Cards and Beginning to Form 3 Major Paragraphs of the Essay
-Topic Sentences
Note Cards will Be Collected for a Test Grade
Period 6
Review Passive Voice
Introductions and Time to Work on Essays
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Feb. 28
Periods 1-2
Research Article Day
Periods 5
Introductions and Time to Work on Essays
Period 6
Review Passive Voice
Conclusions and Time to Work on Writing Essays
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Pacing for English 11:
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1st Nine Weeks |
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Early American Literature Various Short Pieces (fiction and nonfiction) The Crucible Vocabulary Development Grammar and Style Development Persuasive Essay Persuasive Speech |
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2nd Nine Weeks |
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American Romanticism Whitman and Dickinson Various Short Pieces (fiction and nonfiction) Vocabulary Development Grammar and Style Development Persuasive Literary Paper |
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3rd Nine Weeks |
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Realism Selection of American Novels for Individualized Book Reports Begin Research Process Vocabulary Development Grammar and Style Development MLA Documentation Expository Writing |
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4th Nine Weeks |
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Modernism Contemporary Literature A Raisin in the Sun Vocabulary Development Grammar and Style Development MLA Documentation Informative Speech Research Paper |
Pacing for English 9:
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1st Nine Weeks |
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Elements of Plot and Character Narration and Voice Introduction to Text Annotation Thesis Statements Literary Analysis Essay Various Short Stories Grammar Practice Vocabulary Development
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2nd Nine Weeks |
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Irony and Ambiguity Symbolism and Allegory Holocaust Unit Research Project on the Holocaust with citations Grammar Practice Vocabulary Development Book Report |
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3rd Nine Weeks |
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Biographies/ Historical Approach Drama and Shakespeare Romeo and Juliet Compare and Contrast Essay Shakespeare Project Grammar Practice Vocabulary Development |
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4th Nine Weeks |
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Poetry Unit Novel Study Poetry Portfolio Persuasive Essay |
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