Due Date Assignment
3/31 Grammar Packet (1.5A, 1.5B)
3/26 Grammar Packet (1.4A, 1.4C)
3/25 Grammar Packet (1.2B, 1.3A)
3/24 Grammar Packet (handout 1.1A, 1.1B)
3/23 Compare Contrast Essay Due
3/19 Short Writing Assingment
3/18 Answer Questions 1-9 on p. 217
3/17 Vocab pp. 211 and 220- Take 2 column notes on words
and definitions.Write a complete sentence using
each word appropriately
2nd Marking Period
2/17 Night Take Home Test Due
2/9 Read pp 90-119
2/6 Theme Handout (except Section 2)
**Handout NOT Online**
2/5 Read pp. 73-90
Answer questions from group discussions. Turn
in notes and answers!
2/4 Making Meanings Questions 1-11 **Handout not
Online**
2/3 Read pp. 55-72
1/15 Finish Questions about pp. 32-54
1/14 Read Pages 32-54
1/14 Answer Making Meanings Questions 8 and 9 AFTER
reading through page 37. **Handout not Online**
1/13 Finish Making Meanings Questions 1-7 (started in
class) **Handout not Online**
1/12 Read Pages 13-31 (started in class)
1/12 Survivor Video Response
12/12 Take Home Test - "The Gift of the Magi"
12/12 Finish Connection Essay started in class on 12/11
12/14 Writing Assignment - see handout
1st Marking Period
9/25 Pre-Writing for Expository Essay
9/26 Vocab Quiz on Vocab list #1 (The Most Dangerous
Game)
9/26 Ship-Trap Island Map
10/1 Thank You, M'am Homework Questions
10/1 Rough Draft Expository Essay: My City
10/8 Final Draft Expoitory Essay: My City
and Travel Brochure
10/30 Hanout Critical Thinking Questions about "The
Cask of Amontillad" (Goldenrod)
11/5 WRITING on page 181 - Choose 1 option write a 1
page response. This does not have to be typed.
11/6 Answer the question: "How successful was Edgar
Allan Poe in creating a good piece of literature?
Incorporate examples from the story that help to
explain your thinking. Also, include your
requirements for good literature: What does a
story need to include in order for you to
consider it good literature?"
11/7 Poster Project on Poe and Obituary due
11/12 Test - Be sure you're reviewing your notes on
Plot, Setting, Character and Point of View
