October

9/30

Author Background due! Send all four items as attachments in one email or share them individually with me.

Due by 7am today - shared in Google Docs

1. Update Works Cited Typed - Use the same document from last week and add to it.

When typing your paragraphs, title your document:

Your Name Works Cited Hour #

2. 2-3 paragraphs on the author's background ONLY with facts and citations

When typing your paragraphs, title your document:

Your Name Author Paragraphes Hour #

3. Update Rough Draft Outline- Use the same document from last week and add to it.

When typing your paragraphs, title your document:

Your Name Outline Hour #

4. 15 Facts WITH CITATIONS - NUMBER 16-30 If they are without citations it will be returned and will be late until it is fixed (plagiarism) - These can be turned in on Google Docs by 7am or on paper during your class period (Cornell Notes or Annotation).

When typing your paragraphs, title your document:

Your Name Cornell Notes Hour #

iCafe - MC - theme and Your Choice

10/1

iCafe - MC - theme and Your Choice

10/2

BYOD

Facts and paragraphs

Types of Literary Analysis

10/3

Introduce "Your choice" literary analysis

10/4

NO SCHOOL

Madison Co. Institute Day

10/7

Research = Graduation Requirement Reminder

Look at example of a final paper (button above)

Thesis statement

Work on 2-3 paragraphs for Theme

Work on 2-3 paragraphs for your choice

10/08

Media Center - Upper Level

10/09

Media Center - Upper Level

10/10

Literary Analysis - Theme and Your Choice due! Send all four items as attachments in one email or share them individually with me.

Due by 7am today - shared in Google Docs

1. Update Works Cited Typed - Use the same document from last week and add to it.

When typing your paragraphs, title your document: MAKE SURE YOUR AUTHOR'S LITERATURE IS ADDED TO YOUR WORKS CITED PAGE.

Your Name Works Cited Hour #

2. 2-3 paragraphs on the theme(s) and 2-3 paragraphs on your choice of your work ONLY with facts and citations

When typing your paragraphs, title your document:

Your Name Literary Analysis Hour #

3. Update Rough Draft Outline- Use the same document from last week and add to it.

When typing your paragraphs, title your document:

Your Name Outline Hour #

4. 10 Facts WITH CITATIONS - NUMBER 31-50 If they are without citations it will be returned and will be late until it is fixed (plagiarism) - These can be turned in on Google Docs by 7am or on paper during your class period (Cornell Notes or Annotation).

When typing your paragraphs, title your document:

Your Name Cornell Notes Hour #

10/11 1/2 Day

1st school spirit

2nd spirit video

3rd Assembly

kids are dismissed

10/14

NO SCHOOL - Columbus Day

10/15

Medieval History Worksheet - in your textbook

10/16

We will take a break from research so I can grade. Once I finish, we will go back to Research Mode and write an introduction and conclusion paragraph and put all of the parts of our paper together as one. :)

Medieval Worksheet Due tomorrow Wednesday Beginning of the hour

10/17

Go over Medieval Worksheet

Begin Powerpoint

10/18

A&E Biography Movie on King Arthur - 30 facts, things you noticed or questions you have or 40 for 5 bonus points.

If you are absent, here is your alternate biography video link

10/21

PowerPoint Notes
Read "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" on pages 96-111.
This can be read aloud in groups like a play.

10/22

Read "Sir Gawain and the Green Knight" on pages 96-111.
- Responding to the Selection - Do questions 1-8 on page111
- Analyzing Literature Q. 1-2
- Critical Thinking and Reading, Q. 1-2 *define "infer" before you answer these.

10/23

"Sir Gawain" Questions are due BOH

Begin Sir Gawain and the Green Knight BBC Documentary

0-31:00

Parent Teacher Conferences 5:30-8:30

10/24

Parent Teacher Conferences 1-7

10/25

Parent Teacher Conferences 8-noon

10/28

Finish Sir Gawain and the Green Knight BBC Documentary

37:44

PowerPoint "Le Morte d' Arthur"
Read pages 168-169 about the author Sir Thomas Malory and Arthurian Legend
Read "Le Morte d' Arthur" pages 170-175
- Do questions 1-9 - Responding to the Selection
- Q 1-2 Analyzing Literature

10/29

PowerPoint "Le Morte d' Arthur"
Read pages 168-169 about the author Sir Thomas Malory and Arthurian Legend
Read "Le Morte d' Arthur" pages 170-175
- Do questions 1-9 - Responding to the Selection
- Q 1-2 Analyzing Literature

10/30

Start Canterbury Tales PowerPoint notes
define characterization page 114
Start reading -
Read pages 115-120 "The Prologue" from The Canterbury Tales. Notice the pilgrims names in order as they are introduced.
What is a Pardoner and what does he do? page 132 - write this down and bring it to class tomorrow
When finished begin reading "The Pardoner's Tale" - finish this by tomorrow.

10/31

YOU NEED YOUR HAMLET BOOK NEXT FRIDAY

Here is an example of a good choice if you are buying it new or used on Amazon. You can also get a digital copy on iBooks. Books a Million also has the correct edition. As long as it has all 5 acts, that will work.

What is a Pardoner and what does he do?

Define “allegory” – Find and example in this tale.

Read "the Pardoner's Tale"

1. Groups of 3

2. Discuss questions 2, 3, 4, 6 Responding to the Selection - write down answers - one per group

3. We will see an example of “exemplum” – or an example or brief moral story

4. What is a moral of the story? - each member’s thoughts

5. Due at the end of the hour

11/1

Discuss "The Pardoner's Tale"

1. allegory - Death - What pledge did they make at the beginning?

2. Moral of the story?