English 102 Fourth Quarter Assignments
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March 10- Macbeth Act I. Students will watch a video of the drama. http://www.william-shakespeare.info/act1script-text-macbeth.htm William Shakespeare Introduction
March 11- Macbeth Act II. http://www.william-shakespeare.info/act2-script-text-macbeth.htm
March 12- Macbeth Act III. act3-script-text-macbeth http://www.william-shakespeare.info/act3-script-textmacbeth.htm
March 13- Macbeth Act IV.act4-script-text-macbeth http://www.william-shakespeare.info/act4-script-textmacbeth.htm
March 14- Macbeth Act V. act5-script-text-macbeth http://www.william-shakespeare.info/act5-script-textmacbeth.htm
March 17- Begin five paragraph MLA essay on Shakespeare’s Macbeth.
March 18- Continue essay.
March 19- Continue essay
March 20- Continue essay and finish Macbeth essay.
March 21- Work on research essays in the library.
March 24- March 28 - Spring Break.
March 31 – Historical background information on Beowulf and the historical period which the poem is set.
April 1 - Continue and finish going over the background information for this unit. Anglo-Saxon Period Beowulf
April 2 - Study and discuss the epic poem Beowulf. The%20Monster%20Grendel The%20Arrival
Unferths%20Challenge The%20Battle
April 3 - Essay one-on-one. Students will have a chance to make corrections on their Shakespeare essays.
April 4- Cap and gown pictures for the class of 2014. The seniors will also receive their graduation upplies from
Alabama Graduation Supply
April 7 - Study and discuss the epic poem Beowulf. The%20Monsters%20Mother
April 8- Study and discuss the epic poem Bewoulf.Final%20Battle
April 9- Finish discussion of Beowulf.
April 10- Begin Beowulf Essay. Students will compose a five-paragraph MLA style essay in class. Students will
continue to use the format they have used during the course of the school year.
April 11- Continue Beowulf Essay.
April 14- Continue Beowulf Essay.
April 15- Continue and finish Beowulf Essay.
April 16- Background information on the Middle Ages, Geoffrey Chaucer, and Chaucer's Canterbury Tales. CTprolog-para Geoffrey Chaucer and The Canterbury Tales
April 17- Study and discuss Chaucer's The Pardoner's Tale. the-pardoners-tale
April 18- Work on poetry research essay.
April 21- Finish discussing The Pardoner's Tale and begin studying and discussing the morality play Everyman.
Everyman Introduction
April 22- Finish discussing the morality play Everyman. everytext
April 23- Begin studying and discussing the epic poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. gawain King Arthur
April 24- Discussion of the epic poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. Quiz on the work. Research paper is due.
April 25- English word search.
April 28- Continue Green Knight discussion.
April 29 - Read "Le Morte d'Arthur" by Thomas Malory. Le Morte d Arthur Page 1 Le Morte d Arthur Page 2 Le
Morte d Arthur Page 3 Le Morte d Arthur Page 4 Le Morte d Arthur Page 5 Le Morte d Arthur Page 6
April 30- Discuss Malory story. Quiz on the work. Read Jonathan Swift's "A Modest Proposal." modest A Modest
Proposal
May 1- Discussion of Swift's work. Prepare for British Essay Final.
May 2- May Day activities are scheduled for this day.
May 5- Begin Final Essay. Students will compose a five-paragraph MLA style essay in class. Students will
continue to use the format they have used during the course of the school year.
May 6- Continue Final Essay.
May 7- Continue Final Essay.
May 8- Continue Final Essay.
May 9- Prepare for final.
May 12- Go over British Final Essay with the students. Prepare for final exam.
May 13- 16- Senior final exams.
May 20- Senior Night 6:00 P.M. Light meal will be served beginning at 5:00 P.M.
May 22- Graduation Practice begins at 10:30. Students should arrive on campus by 10:15.
May 22- Graduation for the class of 2014. 7:00 P.M. Students should meet in the lunchroom at six.