AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION UNIT 2—HOME AND FAMILY NOVEMBER 12, 2007-JANUARY 25, 2008 November 12 No School—Veterans’ Day 13 Finish The Picture of Dorian Gray 19 Discussion and Class Generated Rhetorical Triangle for “Mother Tongue” HW: a) Five Canon Analysis of “Mother Tongue” b) Define Week 12 Vocabulary 20 Peer Evaluations and Changes of Five Canons Analysis of “Mother Tongue” HW: Make any necessary changes to your Five Canons Analysis of “Mother Tongue” 26 “A Modest Proposal” Imitation Exercise Overview SOAPSTone Strategy Overview (Lecture and Note Taking) HW: a) Finish or reread “A Modest Proposal” (pp. 708716) b) Begin “A Modest Proposal” Imitation Exercise c) Define Week 13 Vocabulary 27 Reading Check Bell Ringer Quiz The Rhetorical Triangle and “A Modest Proposal”—Class Generated HW: Continue work on “A Modest Proposal” Imitation 14 Rhetorical Triangle Class Review and Note Taking Five Canons Class Review and Note Taking HW: a) Read “Neat People vs. Sloppy People” (online) b) Complete a Rhetorical Triangle for “Neat People...” c) Define Week 11 Vocabulary 21 Language Lesson— Sentence Combining HW: a) Read “A Modest Proposal” (pp. 708-716) b) Begin studying all Unit 1 Vocabulary and strategies for Exam 3 c) Begin organizing binder for Binder Check #2 15 Rhetorical Triangle for “Neat People…” due Finish Five Canons Class Review and Note Taking Five Canons Group Analysis of “Neat People…” HW: Finish Group Analysis of “Neat People” 16 “Neat People vs. Sloppy People” Group Analysis Mini Presentations HW: a) Read “Mother Tongue” (pp. 729-735) b) Answer questions 1-3 at the bottom of page 735. Do not worry about writing complete essays. 22 No School—Thanksgiving Holiday HW: a) Read “A Modest Proposal” (pp. 708-716) b) Begin studying all Unit 1 Vocabulary and strategies for Exam 3 c) Begin organizing binder for Binder Check #2 23 No School—Thanksgiving Holiday HW: a) Read “A Modest Proposal” (pp. 708-716) b) Begin studying all Unit 1 Vocabulary and strategies for Exam 3 c) Begin organizing binder for Binder Check #2 28 Five Canons and “A Modest Proposal” Group Worksheet HW: Continue work on “A Modest Proposal” Imitation 29 SOAPSTone Analysis and “A Modest Proposal”—Class Discussion HW: Continue work on “A Modest Proposal” Imitation 30 Exam #3 Binder Check #2 HW: Continue work on “A Modest Proposal” Imitation AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION UNIT 2—HOME AND FAMILY NOVEMBER 12, 2007-JANUARY 25, 2008 December 3 In-Class Work on “A Modest Proposal” Imitation HW: a) Define Week 14 Vocabulary b) Finish “A Modest Proposal” Imitation 10 Ethan Frome Essay Overview Interrelationships Among Mattie, Zeena, and Ethan HW: a) Define Week 15 Vocabulary b) Read chapters 5-6 17 Ethan Frome Essay due Practice Multiple Choice and Review HW: None January 7 Literary Device Extra Credit Scrapbook due Family Synthesis Question Group Essay Overview Group Selection (Members and Questions) HW: Begin work on Synthesis Group Essay 4 “A Modest Proposal” Imitation due How to Read a Novel— Nabokov Briefly Revisited Ethan Frome Introduction and Note Taking HW: a) Read the prologue of Ethan Frome b) What do we learn about the title character and his home/family life? 11 Author Created Tension HW: a) Read chapters 7-9 b) How does Wharton use symbolism to reinforce plot development in Ethan Frome? Discuss specific examples. 18 Lord Chesterfield Timed Writing Assessment HW: None 8 In-Class Work on Group Synthesis Question HW: Continue Work on American Family Synthesis Group Essay 5 Character Introductions: Ethan—“the ruin of a man”— and Zeena—“the greatest hand at doctoring” HW: a) Read chapter 1 b) What is the effect of the change of point of view from the prologue? Explain. 6 Point of View and Setting in Ethan Frome Deliberateness of the Author HW: a) Read chapters 2-4 b) Describe the relationships among each of the three primary characters. 7 No School—Staff Development Day HW: a) Read chapters 2-4 b) Describe the relationships among each of the three primary characters. 12 Symbolism in the Novel HW: a) Read the epilogue b) What does the presence of the unnamed “narrator” in the story’s prologue and epilogue contribute to the effect of the novel? 19 Lord Chesterfield Timed Writing Class Review— Rhetorical Triangle and Five Canons HW: Complete class work activity 9 In-Class Work on Group Synthesis Question HW: Continue Work on American Family Synthesis Group Essay 13 Ethan Frome—A Final Discussion: Why You Should Have Seen It Coming HW: Continue work on Ethan Frome essay 14 In-Class Work on Ethan Frome Essay HW: Finish work on Ethan Frome essay 20 Lord Chesterfield SOAPSTone Analysis Worksheet—Groups HW: Complete class work activity 21 Practice Multiple Choice and Review Overview of Semester Extra Credit Assignment HW: Literary Device Extra Credit Scrapbook 11 In-Class Work on Group Synthesis Question HW: Finish Work on American Family Synthesis Group Essay 10 In-Class Work on Group Synthesis Question HW: Continue Work on American Family Synthesis Group Essay AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION UNIT 2—HOME AND FAMILY NOVEMBER 12, 2007-JANUARY 25, 2008 14 American Family Synthesis Group Essay due Rodriguez Timed Writing Assessment Practice HW: a) Organize binders for Binder Check b) Study all vocabulary for Comprehensive Vocabulary Assessment (Next Tuesday) 21 No School—MLK Day HW: Study all vocabulary for Comprehensive Vocabulary Assessment (Tuesday) 15 Rodriguez Timed Writing Assessment Practice HW: a) Organize binders for Binder Check b) Study all vocabulary for Comprehensive Vocabulary Assessment (Next Tuesday) 16 Practice Multiple Choice and Review HW: HW: a) Organize binders for Binder Check b) Study all vocabulary for Comprehensive Vocabulary Assessment (Tuesday) 17 No Class—Semester Exams (Odd Periods) 18 Semester Exam Binder Check #3 HW: Study all vocabulary for Comprehensive Vocabulary Assessment (Tuesday) 22 Comprehensive Vocabulary Assessment HW: None 23 Impact of Commercial Advertising on the American Family—Rhetoric of Advertising HW: None 24 Impact of Commercial Advertising on the American Family—Rhetoric of Advertising HW: None 25 No School—End of Quarter