Wednesday, August 31, 2016

Week of 8/29

Sorry this is so late! I didn't anticipate a sick daughter this week. :)

Monday, 8/29
All with Adams

Tuesday, 8/30
Allusions Work in class

Wednesday, 8/31
Poetry AP Practice

Thursday, 9/1
1- AP MC Prac
2-AP MC Prac

Friday, 9/2
Lit Terms Quiz
Assign college application essay
Open question, Prose question
All with me

Monday, August 29, 2016

Lit Terms 2

These are a little harder! Sorry I'm a few hours late getting them up!

Lyric poem
Inversion (in grammar and comp)
Oxymoron
Puritanism
Epanalepsis
Anthropomorphism
Syntactic Permutation
Epistrophe
Antimetabole
Transcendentalism

Friday, August 19, 2016

Week of August 22

I hope you are enjoying reading, annotating, and discussing the Canterbury Tales. I know that I am. :) Thanks for your attentiveness and sweet attitudes throughout my recovery and return to school.

Monday, 8/22
Discuss Wife of Bath's Tale
Pardoner's Tale for homework

Tuesday, 8/23
Pardoner's Tale discussion

Wednesday, 8/24
Open Question Character essay

Thursday, 8/25
1-AP Prac
2-TT

Friday, 8/26
Prologue Memorization due
JOURNALS DUE
Say, Mean, Satire during recitation

Make sure you are making progress on The Alchemist!

Monday, August 15, 2016

Week of August 15

Here we go! We are starting the longest unit today, and like I told you on the first day, you are going to BLINK and this year is going to be over. Enjoy the ride!

Monday, 8/15
Intro to Search for Identity

Tuesday, 8/16
Assign Part 1 of Prologue
C-T notes

Wednesday, 8/17
C-T Part 1 discussion
Read Part 2 for homework

Thursday, 8/18
1-TT
2-AP Prac

Friday, 8/19
Lit Terms 1 quiz
Part 1 discussion
Pardoner's Tale for homework

Friday, August 12, 2016

Lit Terms 1

CONFESSION: I am reversing the order of the lit terms from the past few years. Normally we start with the VERY EASY ones and then work up to the hard ones. The problem with that (and something that last year's group agreed with me was a problem) is that you don't have much time to practice and use the harder terms. Ideally, you would learn them upfront and then you will recognize them when they show up on the practice tests. Well guess what??? We have a clean slate and we can DO IDEAL! :) But. Some of these are hard, and there are even more challenging ones in the future. Sorry.

Naturalism (as a literary era/genre)
Modernism (as a literary era/genre)
Epigraph
Antihero
Juxtaposition
Periodic sentence
Apposition
Tricolon
Antithesis
Causal relationship