August 2010 Archives

12TH GRADE COLLEGE PORTFOLIO HANDOUTS AND DUE DATES

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Timeline:

¡        Essay question+ prewriting due Thursday, Sep. 2nd

¡        First Draft for Peer Editing due Tuesday, Sept. 7th

¡        Final Draft due Thursday, Sept. 9th

The following are all of the documents you will need to complete this assignment:

academic resume.doc  (Example of Resume Format)

College Application Essay.doc (The College Application Assignment with directions)

colllege_app_rubric.doc (The rubric for the assignment)

College Essay.ppt (The PowerPoint we did in class explaining the essentials of a good essay)

CombinedFirstYearForms2011.pdf  (The 2010-2011 Common Application with essay topics)

11th grade: August 30th-September 3rd

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Monday:

-Wendigo Story

-"The Earth on a Turtle's Back" pg 16-18  (Discuss)

-Create rough draft of orgin myth homework assignment:

Directions:

Write an origin myth that is at least one page typed (Double Spaced), 1" margins, 12 pt. Font) or two pages (front and back written) Your myth must include the following elements: Explain the origin of a phenomenon in nature (refer to examples discussed in class) Creation of man, animals, or the earth
Must include an Immortal Being

 Tuesday:

-Telephone Game (Lesson on Oral Tradition)

-Read and Discuss "When Grizzilies Walked Upright"pg 19

-Read from "The Navajo Origin Legend" pg 22

Answer all questions (1-6) on page 23

 Wednesday:

-GHSGWT Practice (Writing effective introduction pararaphs)

-Discuss Questions/myths from yesterday

-Read from the Iroquois Constitution pg24- Discuss

*typed origin myth due!!!

Thursday:

-Discuss Stories from past two days

-Read from "Journal of the First Voyage to America" p62

-Post-Card to the Queen

PostCard to the Queen.doc

Friday:

-Orign Myth/Explorer Quiz (See me Tuesday to make-up)

- Introduce Independent Reading Project

independent reading list.doc-

Outside Reading Project.doc

 -Film: The New World

 

 

 

12th grade: August 30th-September 3rd

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Monday:

-Review the elements of a college essay

College Essay.ppt

 Tuesday:

-Introduce College Essay Assignment

College Application Essay.doc

academic resume.doc

colllege_app_rubric.do

Homework:  Read "The Chase" and do circled discussion questions

 Wednesday:

-Read/Score/Discuss student examples of college essays

Thursday:

***College Essay Topic and Pre-writing Due***

-Begin/Introduce The Things They Carried (anticipation guide)

ThingsCarriedAnticipationGuide.doc

 Friday:

-Independent Reading Project

independent reading list.doc

-Distribute Books

-Begin reading "The Things They Carried"

*Read "The Things They Carried" through "On The Rainy River" by next Wednesday- Do Questions

TTTC Chp 1Questions.doc 

 

 

Code of Conduct and Electronic Network Forms

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12th grade: August 23rd-27th

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Monday:

-Review Syllabus and Class Procedures

  Contemp Spring 2010 Syllabus.doc

-Learn Names

Tuesday:

-"Dear Teacher Letter'

We want to know about YOU.doc

-Reading Timeline Discussion (Group Activity)

Wednesday:

-Continue Reading Timeline Discussion

-What is Contemporary Literature?  What is a personal narrative?  What is the role of personal narrative in Contemporary Literature?  (Discuss)

-Reading Selection ("Big Boy" from David Sedaris':  "Me Talk Pretty One Day")

big-boy-by-sedaris.doc

-Discuss

Thursday:

-Reading Selection:  "The Pie"

the pie.doc

-Discussion Questions:

Questions for the Pie.doc

 -Discuss Narrative Styles, Differences in Personal Narratives

Homework:  Read "The Chase"- Answer attatched Questions (only available in paper form- see me if you are absent and need as copy)

Friday:

-Up Activity

-Begin Discussing The College Essay (PowerPoint)

Standards Covered:

  • ELA12LSV1 The student participates in student-to-teacher, student-to-student, and group verbal interactions. The student

a. Initiates new topics in addition to responding to adult-initiated topics.

b. Asks relevant questions.

c. Responds to questions with appropriate information.

d. Actively solicits another person's comments or opinion.

e. Offers own opinion forcefully without domineering.

f. Volunteers contributions and responds when directly solicited by teacher or discussion leader.

g. Gives reasons in support of opinions expressed.

h. Clarifies, illustrates, or expands on a response when asked to do so; asks classmates for similar expansions.

i. Employs group decision-making techniques such as brainstorming or a problem-solving sequence (i.e., recognizes problem, defines problem, identifies possible solutions, selects optimal solution, implements solution, evaluates

 

11th Grade: August 23rd-27th

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Monday:

-Review Syllabus and Course Expectations

-Learn Names

-1st and 2nd Periods:

11R Syllabus.doc

-7th Period:

11R syllabus TT.doc
 

Tuesday:

-Origin Myth Group Activity

Creation Myths.doc

Creation Myth Graphic Organizer.doc

Wednesday:

-GHSGWT Timed Writing Activity

-Homework: "Narcirema" Reading with Questions

bodyritualsamongthenacerima1.doc

Thursday:

-Discuss the Narcirema (turn in homework)

-Introduction to Origin Myths and Early Exploration (PowerPoint)

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Friday:

-Junior Class Picture Day

-Finish reviewing PowerPoint from yesterday

 

 Standards Covered This Week:

  • ELAALRL3 The student deepens understanding of literary works by relating them to their contemporary context or historical background, as well as to works from other time periods.

The student relates a literary work to primary source documents of its literary period or historical setting; the student:

a. Relates a literary work to the seminal ideas of the time in which it is set or the time of its composition.

i. Native American literature

ii. Colonial/Revolutionary/National literature

 

12th grade Georgia Performance Standards

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12th grade Contemporary Literature Syllabus

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11th Grade Georgia Performance Standards Link

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11th grade American Literature Syllabus

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1st and 2nd period:  11R Syllabus.doc

7th period:  11R syllabus TT.doc

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