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ENGLISH SKILLS Class Work and Assignments

JOURNAL DEADLINES

24 entries due every 4 weeks
Notebook 1 (Lg.)

Journals are due by the dates listed below. You can earn five points extra credit for every week your 24 entries are submitted early. Also, if you write more than 24 entries, you may also earn extra points.

If the journals are one day late, you will earn only half credit. Journals will not be accepted after one day. That means if your deadline is Wednesday, submit the journals no later than the end of the day Thursday, whether class meets or not. Be responsible and earn a good grade,

DEADLINES:
January  11, 2016

February 10, 2016

PER 1: March 9 or PER 6: March 10, 2016

April 6, 2016

May 4, 2016


   

SHORT STORY READING ASSIGNMENTS

Book (Lg.)

Later this semester, stories will be assigned for homework, even those stories which member of the class will teach. Remember to take notes on the plot, setting, characters, points of view and any other terms or devices important in the story. All stories will be included on the final exam.

The following information will be used AFTER the class completes the study of PERCY JACKSON: THE SEA OF MONSTERS.

Students will teach the following stories in groups to the class. Each student is responsible for reading the stories, genre pages, etc. and taking DETAILED notes as directed:

"Cranes"

"Nervous Conditions."

"Wedding Without Musicians."

"Marriage Is a Private Affair."

"Kaffir Boy."

 

 

 

 

PHONICS/SPELLING LIST

This unit's 75 words are listed below. Please note that the day for each test will be written on the homework board in our classroom.

SHORT STORY TEACHING UNIT

The best way to show you've mastered a skill is to teach it! Your opportunity now is to demonstrate how well you read and understand short stories. Attached is a document with all the requirements for your group. If you're prepared earlier than the scheduled times, feel free to come in and show me what you've prepared so we can determine if the content is correct.

 

Each group will earn a grade, and so will each individual member of the group. Remember to check for extra credit options, too.

 

All students are expected to read each story as students will take a quiz on every assignment. Also, the stories will be included on your final exam.

 

'Any questions? See me ASAP!

Literary Teaching Presentation

A Group Project
Each student will participate in the research and teaching of a short story. The document attached will provide more information.

All students are responsible for reading every story and taking notes as this information will be on the final exam, and each group will start its lesson with a quiz over the story and applicable literary terms.  

See the deadlines posted in this web page entitled "Literature Assignments."
Author: Michaele Chapman
Last modified: 1/19/2016 11:39 AM (EST)