Archived Homework
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Assignments for January
2018
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Date |
Class
Work |
Homework |
Due Today |
Week 16 |
Mon
01/01 |
New Year's Day
No Students |
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Tues
01/02 |
Grammar DOL
Vocab 8a Deno/Conno
Writer's Workshop: The Scarlet Letter Essay Review
for top priorities of the essay: Answer, Argue, Support
Answer: In full and with a focus
Argue: Main idea and elements of comp
Support: Paraphrasing specific scenes, mean and matter with
ONE rhetorical element
Original Ideas |
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Buy The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain for book check
Monday 1/08.
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Using your
last in-class essay, you will rewrite the main elements
of composition to ensure you are responsive to main
priorities of the essay.
Due Friday, 1/05. So
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Write on
the handout from class.
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Skip
lines between body paragraphs
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Attach
original essay on back.
Elements to
rewrite:
Intro
-Uni-T
-Linking Statement
-Thesis
BP1
-Topic
sentence with main idea and ONE topic
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Lead-in with main idea
-Specific reference to text
-Mean
- analysis of the scene/main idea
-Matter - analysis of your point as it relates to
novel, main idea. Invoke rhetoric (ONE) and
explain
BP2
Same as above
but with a transition before the Topic sentence
Conclusion
-Specific to General
-Revisited Uni-T or hook convention
-Revisited/reimagined claim
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Weds
01/03 |
Grammar DOL
Practice CAASP test hardcopy |
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Thurs
01/04 |
Grammar DOL
Review
Practice CAASP test. Take notes, identify priorities,
develop strategies. |
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Buy The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain for book check
Monday 1/08.
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Study for
Vocab 8a Quiz (see
Quizlet)
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Make sure you
bring your iPad for tomorrow's Fall Benchmark Assessment
on Illuminate.
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Rewritten
elements of the essay due Friday 1/05
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Fri
01/05 |
Grammar DOL
Vocabulary 8a Quiz
Mock CAASP test
on Illuminate |
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Rewritten
elements of the essay. Please make sure this is on the
form provided to you in class. |
Week 17 |
Mon
01/08 |
Minimum Day
The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain book check
Grammar DOL
Vocab 9a Deno/Conno
Review Illuminate Benchmark Results
Review Scarlet Letter Mult Choice
Ken Burns: American Lives - Mark Twain
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The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn Reading Schedule and answer questions in HW
Packet
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Chapters
1-24 by 1/17
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Chapters
25-36 by 1/24
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Chapters
37-43 by 1/29
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Before you
read each chapter, preview the questions in The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Homework Packet.
Word or
PDF.
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Immediately
after each reading session, complete these questions
following the protocols outlined in the rubric on the
first page of the homework packet.
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The Adventures of
Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain book che |
Tues
01/09 |
Grammar DOL
Ken Burns: American Lives - Mark Twain |
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The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn Reading Schedule and answer questions in HW
Packet
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Chapters
1-24 by 1/17
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Chapters
25-36 by 1/24
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Chapters
37-43 by 1/29
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Before you
read each chapter, preview the questions in The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Homework Packet.
Word or
PDF.
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Immediately
after each reading session, complete these questions
following the protocols outlined in the rubric on the
first page of the homework packet.
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Weds
01/10 |
Grammar DOL
Ken Burns: American Lives - Mark Twain |
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The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn Reading Schedule and answer questions in HW
Packet
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Chapters
1-24 by 1/17
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Chapters
25-36 by 1/24
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Chapters
37-43 by 1/29
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Before you
read each chapter, preview the questions in The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Homework Packet.
Word or
PDF.
-
Immediately
after each reading session, complete these questions
following the protocols outlined in the rubric on the
first page of the homework packet.
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Thurs
01/11 |
Grammar DOL
Ken Burns: American Lives - Mark Twain |
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Fri
01/12 |
Grammar DOL Vocab
9a Quiz
The
relevance of biography: After watching the documentary on
Mark Twain, note patterns, perspective, bias, motifs, and
symbols that emerge in Twain's life. Apply this
understanding to his use of the troubling word.
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The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn Reading Schedule and answer questions in HW
Packet
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Chapters
1-24 by 1/17
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Chapters
25-36 by 1/24
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Chapters
37-43 by 1/29
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Before you
read each chapter, preview the questions in The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Homework Packet.
Word or
PDF.
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Immediately
after each reading session, complete these questions
following the protocols outlined in the rubric on the
first page of the homework packet.
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Spring
Registration on Wednesday - bring questions.
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Week 18 |
Mon
01/15 |
Martin Luther
King Day
No Students |
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Tues
01/16 |
Vocab 10a Deno/Conno
Continue to set biographical background: Ken
Burn's American Lives: Mark Twain |
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The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn Reading Schedule and answer questions in HW
Packet
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Chapters
1-24 by 1/17
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Chapters
25-36 by 1/24
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Chapters
37-43 by 1/29
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Before you
read each chapter, preview the questions in The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Homework Packet.
Word or
PDF.
-
Immediately
after each reading session, complete these questions
following the protocols outlined in the rubric on the
first page of the homework packet.
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Spring
Registration TOMORROW - bring questions.
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Weds
01/17 |
Spring Registration
The Word: Keith Olberman and Melissa Harris Perry on
Censorship and the challenges of art.
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The Adventures of Huckleberry
Finn Reading Schedule and answer questions in HW
Packet
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Chapters
25-36 by 1/24
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Chapters
37-43 by 1/29
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Before you
read each chapter, preview the questions in The
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Homework Packet.
Word or
PDF.
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Immediately
after each reading session, complete these questions
following the protocols outlined in the rubric on the
first page of the homework packet.
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Chapters 1-24
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Thurs
01/18 |
Historical
context:
Realism |
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Fri
01/19 |
Vocab 10a Quiz
Romanticism: preceding period.
Introduce
Transcendentalism ppt |
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Week 19 |
Mon
01/22 |
Regular Schedule
More context |
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Study for
Vocabulary Final (See
Quizlet)
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Answer
questions in the Transcendentalism Homework Packet as we
read. (Word)
or (PDF)
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Tues
01/23 |
Finals Schedule
0 Period
And still more
context (Transcendentalism is trippy) |
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Study for
Vocabulary Final (See
Quizlet)
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Answer
questions in the Transcendentalism Homework Packet as we
read. (Word)
or (PDF)
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Weds
01/24 |
Finals
Schedule
Period 1: 7:45-9:45
Snack 9:45-9:58
Period 2 10:05-12:05 |
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Answer
questions in the Transcendentalism Homework Packet as we
read. (Word)
or (PDF)
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Chapters 25-36
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Thurs
01/25 |
Finals
Schedule
Period 3: 7:45-9:45
Snack 9:45-9:58
Period 4 10:05-12:05 |
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Answer
questions in the Transcendentalism Homework Packet as we
read. (Word)
or (PDF)
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Fri
01/26 |
Finals
Schedule
Period 5: 7:45-9:45
Snack 9:45-9:58
Period 6 10:05-12:05 |
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Answer
questions in the Transcendentalism Homework Packet as we
read. (Word)
or (PDF)
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Week 1 (20) |
Mon
01/29 |
Minimum Day
Vocabulary 1b Deno/Conno
Read the philosophical metaphor "I Become a Transparent
Eyeball" (textbook pg. 225) |
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Reader's Response:
From "I Become a Transparent
Eyeball" (textbook pg. 225). What is
Transcendental about the work. Pick one line and
align to One of the four basic premises of
Transcendentalism. Remember to include all
elements of the Reader's Response (see past efforts for
guidance). Due Wednesday
1/31
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Answer
questions in the Transcendentalism Homework Packet as we
read. (Word)
or (PDF)
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Don't forget
your iPad tomorrow. We will be taking another
Illuminate practice test for CAASP testing.
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Chapters 37-43
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Tues
01/30 |
Ms. G out for
full day meeting
Illuminate practice test for CAASP |
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Reader's Response:
From
"I Become a Transparent Eyeball" |
Weds
01/31 |
Review Pillars of
Rhetoric (Analysis
Packet, page 8)
Transcendentalism
in the concrete world:
READ:
Self-Reliance (textbook, pg. 226)
"A
Nonconformist"
"Traveling"
"Reliance
on Property"
"Man Thinking"
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Thurs
02/01 |
Read
"Man Thinking"
by Ralph Waldo Emerson (textbook page 227)
Identify
considerations for the rhetorical form: speech.
Identify audience, purpose, persuasion.
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Answer
questions in the Transcendentalism Homework Packet as we
read. (Word)
or (PDF)
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Reader's Response:
"Man Thinking"
(textbook page 227). Consider the central metaphor
of the work. Select one rhetorical element that
supports this metaphor. Remember to include all
elements of the Reader's Response (see past efforts for
guidance). Due
Monday 2/05. Let's
reschedule for next week.
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Study for
Vocabulary 1b (See
Quizlet)
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Fri
02/02 |
Vocabulary 1b Quiz
READ: Thoreau's Walden selections:
"Why I Went Into
the Woods"
"Why I Left the Woods" (textbook pg.
232) |
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