Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Week 12 2012-13 Subject to revision


Week 12 Class Work and Homework

Day
Class Work
Homework
Monday

Print this out and bring to beginning of class on Monday Morning for 100 Extra Credit points. (Due when bell rings. Make sure your name is on it, as it will be returned to you before end of period).  If you complete all the week’s assignments you will get 400 bonus points.

Ideas to explore:

Why were the colonists dissatisfied with their British rulers?

How did the freedom movement affect the rights of women, slaves, and Native Americans?

Was religion an important influence on the philosophies of the founding fathers?

Was science an important influence on the philosophies of the founding fathers?


Vocabulary test on Self-reliance and Walden Vocabulary




Read Civil Disobedience
Pp. 231-234
Take Cornell Notes




Tuesday

Objectives/Goals
Explore themes of joining together on cooperation and peace

To identify and understand concrete symbols that stand for abstract ideas

To identify elements of leadership and control

To understand the phrases used in sentences

Civil Disobedience
Discussion

Answer Questions pp. 234 1-8 and Do Vocabulary study pp. 235





Wednesday

To understand early British and colonial conflicts which contributed to the colonies Spirit of Independence

To identify examples of Characterization using STEAL

To learn that words change their meaning across time

To recognize a writer’s use of vivid verbs and verb phrases
Timed In class Essay
Prompt p. 235 Writer’s Notebook
 Halloween

Read The Devil and Tom Walker
Pp. 239-250


Thursday

Vocabulary

Formidable
Disciplined
Precipitation
Prowess
Plunder
Impious
Dominion
Solace
Insidious
Entreaty
Remonstrate
Prostrate


Reread Devil and Tom Walker and answer questions on pp. 250- 1-10
And 251 Vocabulary

Foreshadowing
Satire
Stereotyping
Vocabulary Test Devil and Tom Walker

Prevalent
Impregnable
Melancholy
Perplexed
Eminent
Resolute
Propitious
Ostentation
Parsimony
Notorious


Friday
Read the Pit and the Pendulum pp. 252-264


Focus on MOOD- authors create mood through setting, characters, events and descriptive details. The mood of a selection can be romantic, sad, eerie, lighthearted, dream-like- the possibilities cover the range of emotions.


Focus on imagery and Mood

Write a vivid 2 page-story that evokes a specific mood in the style of POE.


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