The Canterbury Tales Party

Students had a great time during The Canterbury Tales costume party! Students were required to dress up as a character from The Canterbury Tales and recite a portion of a tale.

End of the Quarter Essay

AP Language students, your end of the quarter essay on Wild is due Thursday, October 5, 2017! Remember, you must email an electronic copy to englishrease@gmail.com and you must bring in a hardcopy to class.

Blog Post Assignment 3: The PCT Communicator

For this blog assignment, you will go the PCT Communicator website. You will select the article that you were assigned. Read the article and write a brief summary of the article. Tell at least 3 things that you learned and what questions you might have.

Your assignment is due by
Monday, October 2, 2017.

King Lear Review

AP Lit students, we have finished reading King Lear by William Shakespeare. Your assignment is to write a review of the play. Your assignment is due by September 24, 2017.

AP Language and Composition: Blog Post Assignment 2

The first two of weeks of school can set the tone for the entire academic year. In a paragraph, write about your first two weeks of school. Do not merely limit your post to the AP Language and Composition class; you can discuss any aspect of your two first weeks of school as an AP student. Your post is due by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday, August 20, 2017. Have a great weekend!

Introduction to Geoffrey Chaucer

AP Literature students, on Monday we will begin The Canterbury Tales. Click on the link below to read the PDF about the life of Geoffery Chaucer. Afterwards, write a brief summary (a paragraph or two) of what you learned about Chaucer. You must complete the blog post by 11:59 p.m. Sunday, August 20, 2017

Geoffery Chacuer

In addition, we will begin "The General Prologue" on Monday. You should come to class Monday having read lines 1 - 42 in order to be prepared for the class. Make notes as you read! The Canterbury Tales is written in Middle English; read the Interlinear Translation from Harvard's Chaucer Website.

The General Prologue

Comments for Classmates

AP Literature students (seniors), click on the link below to find out which student's blog you will be commenting on. You will comment on their introduction post and provide some tips to succeeding as an AP student. You must respond to their post before Monday, August 14, 2017. Give the students until the end of Saturday to make their post. If a student did not create a post or BLOG, you will not be responsible.

Comments for Classmates List