English One
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Date
Monday
Activities
12.05.11
INDEPENDENT READING PROJECT – Finish presentations if not
done
SHORT STORY UNIT
Literary Focus: Narrator and Voice
Literary Terms (p. 221) – Narrator, Point of View (omniscient, third
person limited, first person) unreliable narrator, tone, voice.
Literary Focus: Narrator and Voice
Read “The Interlopers” by Saki (p. 233)
- Literary Focus – Omniscient Narrator
- Reading Focus – Drawing Conclusions
- Fill out Graphic Organizer (Prereading, During Reading, After
Reading) Complete questions 7, 8, 12 on p. 241 (be sure to restate the
question)
Tuesday
ET#4: Have you ever become friends with a former enemy? How did
you overcome your differences? What advice would you give to help two
enemies become friends?
12.06.11
SHORT STORY UNIT
Discuss ET from yesterday (“Only your enemies speak the truth…”
Literary Focus: Narrator and Voice
Read “The Interlopers” by Saki (p. 233)
- Literary Focus – Omniscient Narrator
- Reading Focus – Drawing Conclusions
- Fill out Graphic Organizer Organizer (Prereading, During Reading,
After Reading) Complete questions 7, 8, 12 on p. 241 (be sure to restate
the question)
Quiz: “The Interlopers”
Wednesday
ET#5: What is more frightening to you – the known or the unknown?
Explain your answer.
12.07.11
ET#1: “Only enemies speak the truth…” by Stephen King. What do you
think he means by this statement. Do you agree or disagree? Why/why
not?
SHORT STORY UNIT
Quiz: “The Interlopers” by Saki
Quiz: Open Notes Quiz over Literary Terms
Literary Focus: Narrator and Voice
Thursday
ET#4: How do we find out what another person is like? What can
prevent us from learning about someone’s true personality? Explain your
answers.
12.08.11
SHORT STORY UNIT
Literary Focus: Narrator and Voice
Finish “The Wife’s Story” by Ursula K Le Guin (p.271)
- Literary Focus: Narrator (POV) and Voice
- Reading Focus: Asking Questions
- Fill out graphic Organizer (Prereading, During Reading, After
Reading) Complete questions 3, 10, 11, 13 on p. 275 (Be sure to
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Homework
English One
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Friday
12.09.11
restate the question)
Draw a picture of the husband at the beginning of the story.
Include characterization (quotes from the story); draw a picture
of the husband at the end of the story. How has he changed?
How has the wife’s view of the husband changed?
ET#5: Write a brief story from the point of view of the following: your
chair, your pencil, your cell phone, etc. (100 words)
SHORT STORY UNIT
Finish “The Wife’s Story” by Ursula K Le Guin (p.271)
- Fill out graphic Organizer (Prereading, During Reading, After
Reading) Complete questions 3, 10, 11, 13 on p. 275 (Be sure to
restate the question)
- Draw a picture of the husband at the beginning of the story.
Include characterization (quotes from the story); draw a picture
of the husband at the end of the story. How has he changed?
How has the wife’s view of the husband changed?
ASSESSMENT: Extended Response over “The Interlopers” or “The
Wife’s Story”
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