Homework: In two separate blog posts, write a reflection about "The Rockpile" and "A Worn Path". Your reflections should be at least 2 paragraphs each. They are due by the end of Sunday night.
Friday, March 9, 2018
A Worn Path and The Rockpile
You read "A Worn Path"yesterday. If you did not read the story, read the story! Today, you will answer the discussion question. A hard-copy will be provided to you in class.
Homework: In two separate blog posts, write a reflection about "The Rockpile" and "A Worn Path". Your reflections should be at least 2 paragraphs each. They are due by the end of Sunday night.
Homework: In two separate blog posts, write a reflection about "The Rockpile" and "A Worn Path". Your reflections should be at least 2 paragraphs each. They are due by the end of Sunday night.
Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Making Connections: Invisible Man
Remember to complete all of the assignments! Many of you are falling behind and every assignment that you take a zero on, your overall grade suffers. The quarter ends next Friday! Lack of internet or claiming you did not receive the assignment is no excuse. Let’s finish the quarter strong!
I hope you are reading Invisible Man and keeping up with the class. I did not assign homework last night, so you should have took advantage of that opportunity to catch up if you are behind. As of today, you should be on Chapter 7.
In class today, March 7th, you will consider all of the chapters you have read up to this point.
1. What are three prevalent themes throughout the novel thus far? Give a thorough explanation of those themes and support your reasoning with evidence from the text.
2. Connect those three themes of Invisible Man to other literary works. You will connect the themes to the poems “I, Too” and “Refugee in America” by Langston Hughes. Both poems are located in the orange book under your desk. Read the poems and tell how your themes connect to each poem.
3. You will complete this work in class, and then post the assignment onto your blog to receive credit. In addition, you will post the study guide questions for Chapter 7 to your blog in a separate post. Both posts must be uploaded to the blog by the end of the day on Thursday, March 8th.
I hope you are reading Invisible Man and keeping up with the class. I did not assign homework last night, so you should have took advantage of that opportunity to catch up if you are behind. As of today, you should be on Chapter 7.
In class today, March 7th, you will consider all of the chapters you have read up to this point.
1. What are three prevalent themes throughout the novel thus far? Give a thorough explanation of those themes and support your reasoning with evidence from the text.
2. Connect those three themes of Invisible Man to other literary works. You will connect the themes to the poems “I, Too” and “Refugee in America” by Langston Hughes. Both poems are located in the orange book under your desk. Read the poems and tell how your themes connect to each poem.
3. You will complete this work in class, and then post the assignment onto your blog to receive credit. In addition, you will post the study guide questions for Chapter 7 to your blog in a separate post. Both posts must be uploaded to the blog by the end of the day on Thursday, March 8th.
Monday, March 5, 2018
AP Language Students: The Rockpile
Tell me about the synthesis essay. Write about your experience of writing the in-class essay. What do you think you need to work on? What questions do you have?
Lesson 2 Vocabulary words sentence completion sheet. You will answer the questions on the sentence completion worksheet ON YOUR OWN PAPER. You will receive a hard copy of the words for lesson 2 and the sentence completion sheet.
Read the short story “The Rockpile” by James Baldwin. Afterwards, you will answer the critical reading questions below. Turn in your work.
Complete ALL assignments!
Lesson 2 Vocabulary words sentence completion sheet. You will answer the questions on the sentence completion worksheet ON YOUR OWN PAPER. You will receive a hard copy of the words for lesson 2 and the sentence completion sheet.
Read the short story “The Rockpile” by James Baldwin. Afterwards, you will answer the critical reading questions below. Turn in your work.
Complete ALL assignments!
AP Lit: Invisible Man Chapters 4 - 6
Consider this question for today: Describe Mr. Norton and Mr. Trueblood from Invisible Man. How does the author characterize those character? Which do you like best?
You will start literature circles on Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 of Invisible Man. In order to complete this assignment, you will into groups of 4. Roles will be assigned roles to each student (55 minutes). Whatever you do not finish in class for your role must be completed by tomorrow. Do not do the bare minimal. Tomorrow you will discuss the roles.
Tonight's homework: Read Chapter 6 and answer the study questions. Study question answers for Chapter 4, Chapter 5, and Chapter 6 must be posted onto your blog by the end of Tuesday night, March 6th, 2018. Consider this question:
Complete ALL assignments on time!
You will start literature circles on Chapter 4 and Chapter 5 of Invisible Man. In order to complete this assignment, you will into groups of 4. Roles will be assigned roles to each student (55 minutes). Whatever you do not finish in class for your role must be completed by tomorrow. Do not do the bare minimal. Tomorrow you will discuss the roles.
Tonight's homework: Read Chapter 6 and answer the study questions. Study question answers for Chapter 4, Chapter 5, and Chapter 6 must be posted onto your blog by the end of Tuesday night, March 6th, 2018. Consider this question:
Complete ALL assignments on time!
Wednesday, February 28, 2018
Senior Project Activities
Here is the list of assigned novels and activities for the senior project. Refer to the handout for specifics about each activity.
Tatiauna Burgett- Out of Africa: Activity 15 (Advertisements)
Robert Phillips- Kite Runner: Activity 9 (Poetry)
Kahlia King- The Giver: Activity 19 (Character Alphabet)
Doryan Williams- The Fall: Activity 9 (Poetry)
Justin Ward- Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde: Activity 1 (Character Astrology Signs)
Kenneth Smith- Adventures of Tom Sawyer: Activity 11 (Talk to the author)
Isiah Jamall Jones- Brave New World: Activity 1 (Character astrology Signs)
Alexis Peters- Crime and Punishment: Activity 4 (Facebook Post)
Jaylin Lucas- Wuthering Heights: Activity 2 (Heroes and Superheroes)
Travia Wilson- For Colored Girls: Activity 1 (Astrology Signs)
Jim'Miya Wright- Lord of the Flies: Activity 1 (Astrology Signs)
Caitlyn Rackley- Beloved: Activity 8 (Music Soundtrack)
Breshea Carter- To Kill a Mockingbird: Activity 2 ( Heroes and Superheroes)
Derrick Dickerson- Death at a Salesman: Activity 1 (Astrology Signs)
Katore James- Othello: Activity 5 ( Chat Room)
Tatiauna Burgett- Out of Africa: Activity 15 (Advertisements)
Robert Phillips- Kite Runner: Activity 9 (Poetry)
Kahlia King- The Giver: Activity 19 (Character Alphabet)
Doryan Williams- The Fall: Activity 9 (Poetry)
Justin Ward- Dr. Jeckle and Mr. Hyde: Activity 1 (Character Astrology Signs)
Kenneth Smith- Adventures of Tom Sawyer: Activity 11 (Talk to the author)
Isiah Jamall Jones- Brave New World: Activity 1 (Character astrology Signs)
Alexis Peters- Crime and Punishment: Activity 4 (Facebook Post)
Jaylin Lucas- Wuthering Heights: Activity 2 (Heroes and Superheroes)
Travia Wilson- For Colored Girls: Activity 1 (Astrology Signs)
Jim'Miya Wright- Lord of the Flies: Activity 1 (Astrology Signs)
Caitlyn Rackley- Beloved: Activity 8 (Music Soundtrack)
Breshea Carter- To Kill a Mockingbird: Activity 2 ( Heroes and Superheroes)
Derrick Dickerson- Death at a Salesman: Activity 1 (Astrology Signs)
Katore James- Othello: Activity 5 ( Chat Room)
Monday, February 26, 2018
Invisible Man Assignment
AP Lit Students, complete the assignment below for Invisible Man and be prepared to share your answers in class tomorrow!
PRE-READING (AUTHOR)
1. Find out as much as you can about the life and times of the author, Ralph Ellison. Focus on the years 1935 to 1955, since these are the ones that formed many of Ellison’s attitudes, as well as the time during which Invisible Man takes place. You should also include information on how this book was first received by the public. You will want to find out some things about how African Americans were treated during those years socially, legally and educationally as well as how they thought about their own lives and their place in society. You should write at least three paragraphs.
2. Ralph Ellison’s 1952 novel Invisible Man has appeared on the A.P. exam more than any other English-language novel. In what way(s) is his novel still relevant in 2018? Consider current events, personal connections, and everything that we discussed today in class.
1. Find out as much as you can about the life and times of the author, Ralph Ellison. Focus on the years 1935 to 1955, since these are the ones that formed many of Ellison’s attitudes, as well as the time during which Invisible Man takes place. You should also include information on how this book was first received by the public. You will want to find out some things about how African Americans were treated during those years socially, legally and educationally as well as how they thought about their own lives and their place in society. You should write at least three paragraphs.
2. Ralph Ellison’s 1952 novel Invisible Man has appeared on the A.P. exam more than any other English-language novel. In what way(s) is his novel still relevant in 2018? Consider current events, personal connections, and everything that we discussed today in class.
Friday, January 12, 2018
Emily Dickinson's Quotes
Thoroughly analyze each quotation from Emily Dickinson’s poems. You will post this assignment to your blog by the end of the day on Monday, January 15, 2018. A one sentence analysis will not be accepted.
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