12 Honors October Assignments
12 Honors October Assignments
October 19 or 20
Essay re-writes due at the beginning of class
Guest Speaker
Read “Sir Gawain” for homework
October 19 or 20
Essay re-writes due at the beginning of class
Guest Speaker
Read “Sir Gawain” for homework
October 21 or 22
Review “Beowulf” Essays – you WILL want to re-write –
re-writes are due by 10/23 or 10/26
“Sir Gawain” Quiz
Notes on Medieval Romance and the Medieval Hero
Arthurian Legend – notes
Arthur Video – If absent, you will need to get the review
sheet and find answers on the web
Homework: Read “Morte D’Arthur” pp. 176-194
October 21 or 22
Review “Beowulf” Essays – you WILL want to re-write –
re-writes are due by 10/23 or 10/26
“Sir Gawain” Quiz
Notes on Medieval Romance and the Medieval Hero
Arthurian Legend – notes
Arthur Video – If absent, you will need to get the review
sheet and find answers on the web
Homework: Read “Morte D’Arthur” pp. 176-194
October 23 or 26
“Morte D’Arthur” quiz
Assertion, Evidence, Commentary on the Medieval
Romance Hero
How to write introductions
October 23 or 26
“Morte D’Arthur” quiz
Assertion, Evidence, Commentary on the Medieval
Romance Hero
How to write introductions
October 27 or 28
Nine Weeks test
October 27 or 28
Nine Weeks test
October 29 or 30
Medieval Ballads – Introduction
Read “Get Up and Bar the Door”
Homework – Find a modern ballad – Print the lyrics – if
you want, you can bring in a copy of the song to share
with the class.
October 29 or 30
Medieval Ballads – Introduction
Read “Get Up and Bar the Door”
Homework – Find a modern ballad – Print the lyrics – if
you want, you can bring in a copy of the song to share
with the class.
November 2 or 4
Group activity – Present one of the following ballads to
the class “Twa Cories”, “Lord Randall”, “Barbara Allen” –
You must act out the ballad (think Poetry Alive) and
then discuss any literary devices used.
(If you do not want to work in a group or are absent this
day, you can answer the questions in the book that
follow the ballads)
November 2 or 4
Group activity – Present one of the following ballads to
the class “Twa Cories”, “Lord Randall”, “Barbara Allen” –
You must act out the ballad (think Poetry Alive) and
then discuss any literary devices used.
(If you do not want to work in a group or are absent this
day, you can answer the questions in the book that
follow the ballads)