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July 2014 MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday 21 Welcome to Rm C207 Ms. Sorrell English 11 Syllabus Procedures and Expectations 22 Summer Read Online Website Online Textbook Get to know me (I know you are all dying to!) 23 Turnitin.com Instructions Portfolio Discussion Tissue Box Extra Credit Prepositions Subject/Verb Agreement Pronoun/Antecedent 24 DUE: Syllabus Notes – Intro to Literature 25 DUE: Syllabus Notes – Intro to Literature 28 DUE: Notes Grammar Review Vocabulary #1 Greek and Latin Roots 29 Due: Turnitin.com Stereotypes Discussion and Activity 30 Complete Stereotypes Activities Media Study (62-63) Examples 31Begin: Stereotypes in the Media paper Brainstorm Rough Draft 1 Begin: Stereotypes in the Media paper Brainstorm Rough Draft

August 2014 MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday 4 DUE: Stereotypes Paper – Turnitin.com Vocabulary #2 Interactive Reader La Relacion (5-10) 5 Complete La Relacion (5-10) Respond: Pg. 11 Read: Complete: 16 6 Author’s Notes: Equiano Read: …Olaudah Equiano (80-84) Complete: #6 & 9 (p. 85) 7 DUE: Summer Read QUIZ: Voc. 1 & 2 Author’s Notes: Bradford Read: …Plymouth Plantation (98-106) Group Summary (p. 99) 8 DUE: Summer Read QUIZ: Voc. 1 & 2 Author’s Notes: Bradford Read: …Plymouth Plantation (98-106) Group Summary (p. 99) 11 TEST: Early American Literature and Authors HW: Vocabulary #3 12 DUE: Vocab #3 Notes: Puritan Tradition (ppt presentation) 13Interactive Reader Read: Sinners in the Hands… (21-25) Respond: (26) Read/Complete: (27- 30) Respond: (31) 14 DUE: Response Salem Witch Trials Video Handout 15 DUE: Response Salem Witch Trials Video Handout 18 Vocabulary #4 Grammar 19 Author’s Notes: Miller Reading Log Instructions 20 Begin: The Crucible Act I Study Guide Discussion Reading Logs 21 Vocab QUIZ # 3 & 4 Complete Act I Study Guide Discussion Reading Logs 22 Vocab QUIZ # 3 & 4 Complete Act I Study Guide Discussion Reading Logs 25 DUE: Act I Log Turnitin.com Vocabulary #5 Grammar 26 Begin Act II Study Guide Discussion Reading Logs 27 Complete Act II Study Guide Discussion Reading Logs 28 Due: Act II Log Vocab QUIZ #5 Begin Act III SG/Discussion Reading Logs 29 Due: Act II Log Vocab QUIZ #5 Begin Act III SG/Discussion Reading Logs

September 2014 MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday 1 LABOR DAY NO SCHOOL 2 DUE: Act III Log Begin Act IV SG/Discussion Reading Logs 3 Complete Act IV SG/Discussion Reading Logs 4 DUE: Act IV Log Read: Page 211 Write: Character Analysis 5 DUE: Act IV Log Read: Page 211 Write: Character Analysis 8 The Crucible Character Poem Team Project Instructions 9 DUE: Essay Work on Crucible Team Project 10 Due: Crucible Project Share Projects/Poems 11 Film Study: The Crucible 12 Film Study: The Crucible 15 Rhetoric/Persuasion Notes: pg Author’s Notes: Henry Read: Speech in the VA Convention 17 Author’s Notes: Paine Read: The Crisis Prompt: p. 233 Write: Persuasive Speech 18 Work on Speeches 19 Work on Speeches 22 Speech Presentations 23 Speech Presentations 24 Finish Speeches Test Review 25 UNIT TEST 26 UNIT TEST