St. Michael-Albertville High School English 9 A Teacher: Heidi Bast Month September 2010 Content English 9A CEQs (for both English 9A and English 9B): How does history influence literature? How is a formal essay constructed using MLA style? How are themes in real life present in literature? Grammar Unit UEQs: Skills Reading Assessment Reading 1.-3. Content area reading article questions 1. 2. 3. 4. Summarize passages Make inferences Organize details in passages Define author's intent in passages What are the eight parts of speech? Writing 1. How can agreement issues in grammar be fixed? How can punctuation make writing clearer? Descriptive essay (CA = Descriptive Essay Rubric) 1. Writing 1. Demonstrate six traits of writing 1. 2. Practice close listening skills Apply tone, pace, posture, eye contact Define the types of communication Grammar/Usage 1. 2. 3. Review eight parts of speech Identify mechanics and puncutation rules of grammar. Review, write, identify, and punctuate the four types of sentences. 6 Traits of Writing packet, MLA Handbook Listening/Speaking Listening/Speaking 1. 3. How is grammar correctly used in the English language? 1-3. Class set of content area reading articles according to trimester Writing Listening/Speaking Resources & Technology Reading 2. Communication objective/essay test (CA = Communication Test) Informative speech Grammar/Usage 1. Speech/Listening packet Grammar/Usage 1. 2. 3. Grammar PowerPoint MLA Handbook Sentence Packet 1-3. Grammar Pre-test (CA = Englsih 9A Grammar Pre-test) 1-2.Grammar quiz 1-3. Grammar Post-test (CA = English 9A Grammar Post-test) Communication Unit UEQs: www.curriculummapper.com 1 of 6 English 9 A Bast Month Content St. Michael-Albertville High School Skills Assessment Resources & Technology How does communication affect society? What are the elements of an effective descriptive essay? What are the six-traits of writing and how are they used effectively? Content Area Reading Reading Summary Inference Author intent Writing Descriptive Essay Six Traits: Content/ideas Organization Sentence Fluency Voice Word Choice Conventions www.curriculummapper.com 2 of 6 English 9 A Bast Month Content St. Michael-Albertville High School Skills Assessment Resources & Technology Listening/Speaking Listening process Public speaking techniques Nonverbal, interpersonal, and public speaking Grammar/Usage October 2010 Parts of Speech Punctuation Mechanics Mythology Unit UEQs: What are the elementsof an epic hero? What are the traits of a myth? Who are the Greek Reading Reading 1. 2. 1. 2. 3. gods/goddesses? 4. Reading Summarize passages Make inferences Identify theme, symbols, and motifs in a fictional piece of literature Discuss plot, conflict, characters, and literary devices in a large group setting Writing Summary Inference Theme, symbolism, and motifs Plot and conflict Characterization Literary devices 1. 2. Odyssey quizzes Final Odyssey test (CA = Mythology Test) Grammar/Usage 1-3 Prentice Hall Literature: Language and Literacy, Minnesota Edition (Grade 9)-The Odyssey Writing Writing 1-2. Myth paper Grammar/Usage Incorporate elements of mythology in a piece of writing Identify sentence structure, including phrases, clauses, and punctuation Reading 1. Myth samples 2. Sentence Correction PowerPoint Grammar/Usage 1-3. Grammar Pre-test (CA = Englsih 9A Grammar Pre-test) 1-3. Grammar quiz a. b. c. Grammar PowerPoint MLA Handbook Sentence Packet 1-3. Grammar Post-Test (CA = English 9A Grammar Post-test) Writing www.curriculummapper.com 3 of 6 English 9 A Bast Month St. Michael-Albertville High School Content Skills a. Six Traits: b. c. Content/ideas Organization Sentence Fluency Voice Word Choice Conventions Purpose Assessment Resources & Technology Review eight parts of speech Identify mechanics and puncutation rules of grammar. Review, write, identify, and punctuate the four types of sentences. Grammar/Usage November 2010 Parts of Speech Punctuation Mechanics Mythology Unit (cont.) Media Literacy Unit UEQs: How do propaganda and media influence lives of consumers? How are forms of media analyzed? What is the purpose of media? Reading Reading 1. Summarize passages 2. 3. Make inferences Identify theme, symbols, and motifs in a fictional piece of literature Discuss plot, conflict, characters, and literary devices in a large group setting 4. Writing 1. 2. Odyssey quizzes Final Odyssey test (CA = Mythology Test) Writing 1-2. Myth paper Grammar/Usage Reading 1-3 Prentice Hall Literature: Language and Literacy, Minnesota Edition (Grade 9)-The Odyssey Writing 1. Myth samples 2. Sentence Correction PowerPoint Grammar/Usage www.curriculummapper.com 4 of 6 English 9 A Bast Month St. Michael-Albertville High School Content Skills 1. Reading 2. Summary Inference Theme, symbolism, and motifs Plot and conflict Characterization Literary devices Incorporate elements of mythology in a piece of writing Identify sentence structure, including phrases, clauses, and punctuation Grammar PowerPoint MLA Handbook Sentence Packet Media Literacy Media Literacy a. c. Six Traits: Grammar/Usage a. b. c. 1-3.Grammar quiz Grammar/Usage b. Content/ideas Organization Sentence Fluency Voice Word Choice Conventions Purpose Resources & Technology 1-3. Grammar Post-test (CA = English 9A Grammar Post-test) Writing Assessment 1-3. Grammar Pre-test (CA = Englsih 9A Grammar Pre-test) Review eight parts of speech Identify mechanics and puncutation rules of grammar. Review, write, identify, and punctuate the four types of sentences. 1. 2. 3. Print ads Video Commercial clips 1-4. Media quiz (CA = Media Literacy Quiz) Media Literacy 1. 2. 3. 4. Evaluate credibility of information Evaluate the logic of reasoning Determine point of view Recognizing propaganda techniques Parts of Speech Punctuation Usage Media Literacy Credibility www.curriculummapper.com 5 of 6 English 9 A Bast Month Content St. Michael-Albertville High School Skills Assessment Resources & Technology Logic of reasoning Point of view Propaganda techniques www.curriculummapper.com 6 of 6