Literature Schedule 1
Date
8/17
Have read before
class
Assignment DUE
Pts
 None
8/19
8/24
8/26
8/31
 None
 Gilgamesh
(~3000 BC)
9/02
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
9/07
Labor Day Of
9/09
 Song of Songs
(~900 BC)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
 Aesop’s Fables
(~500 BC)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
 Dream of the
Rood
(800 AD)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
 Sir Gawain and the
Green Knight
(Late 1300s)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
 The Prince
(1532)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
 Shakespeare
All’s Well that Ends
Well
(1632)
 Grimm’s Fairy
Tales
(1812)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
 Herman Melville
Bartleby
(1853)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
9/14
9/16
9/21
9/23
9/28
9/30
10/05
10/07
10/12
10/14
10/19
10/21
10/26
10/28
Your
Score
Literature Schedule 2
 Sherlock Holmes
“The Man with the
Twisted Lip”
(1891)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
11/09
 Joseph Conrad
Heart of Darkness
(1899)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
11/11
Veterans Day Off
11/16
 Virginia Woolf
“Mark on the Wall”
(1921)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
Thanksgiving Break
Off
●Shakespeare in the
Park (As guest)
●Shakespeare in the
Park (As staff)
●Quiz
●Presentations
●Presentation Paper
P/F
25
25
●Term Paper
150
●Prezi on ALA paper
100
11/02
11/04
11/18
11/23
11/25-11/29
11/30
 Richard Bach
Jonathon Livingston
Seagull
(1970)
 Your ALA Novel
12/02
Exam week
Quizzes are simple questions concerning the reading; however, they won’t be answerable by
reading summaries or cliff notes of the stories. If you do not pass the quiz for an assigned
reading, you cannot obtain any points for the presentation or the presentation paper.
Presentations: Must have a handout or a Prezi of cryptic notes where you will discuss your prechosen aspect of the weekly readings. These should be 3-5 minutes. You are not graded on
presenting skills or time limits; you are grading on utilizing the information of your pre-chosen
sphere of life in relation to the weekly reading.
Presentation Paper: MLA format. 1 to 1-1/2 page paper using your own words discussing your
part of the weekly presentations.
Literature Schedule 3
ALA Paper: Choose a novel from the ALA that was published in the 20th century. Write a paper
concerning all of the presentation sections in regards to your paper.
Prezi: Using Prezi, give a presentation covering all the points of the paper.
No late work, no make-up work. You have two chances to earn points for late or missed work,
see below:
By attending one showing of our Shakespeare in the Park, you can replace a missed or
low grade quiz/presentation/paper with a 50/50.
By staffing one showing of our Shakespeare in the Park, you can replace a missed or low
grade quiz/presentation/paper with a 50/50.
Optionally you can choose to not do up to two weekly sets of assignments and replace them
with Shakespeare in the park attendance and staffing.
Acting: Taking a role in Shakespeare in the Park and performing when the play is open for two
weekends will exempt you from Holmes, Conrad, Woolfe, and Bach assignments as long as you
pass the quizzes for those readings. Additionally, you will be exempt from the Prezi assignment,