English 11AP: 11/26 - 11/30

MON/TUES: Study for Wednesday's Crucible Vocabulary Test
-Read Act IV and answer the Crucible Final Discussion Questions for Thursday, 11/29

WED: Read Act IV and answer the Crucible Final Discussion Questions for Thursday, 11/29

THURS: For tomorrow, 11/30, please read pages 87-92 in your AP book (see the sidebar for the link to the electronic copy of the book if needed).

FRI: Read "Young Goodman Brown" and answer the YGB questions for Tuesday, 12/4
-Come ready to write an argument essay on Monday!

Find the link to ALL of the Hawthorne short stories HERE

HERE is the link to the Argument Introduction

Folk & Myth: 11/26 - 11/30

*If you haven't yet, please post twice to the discussion board on turnitin.com asap (this was due last week!)

*For next Monday, 12/3, read 247-307 in Mythology and complete Notecard Batch #4 (The Trojan War/The Odyssey)

*We will be starting our Definition Essay on Friday. See the timeline below:
>>> Planning Sheet - due Monday, 12/3
>>> Rough Draft - due Wednesday, 12/5
>>> Final Draft - due Sunday, 12/9 by 9pm (to turnitin.com)

English 11AP: 11/16 - 11/21

FRI:  Over the weekend, please read the articles on modern civil disobedience for Monday(P5)/ Tuesday(P2)
>>For Tuesday by midnight, complete CECE #5 (on an modern incident of civil disobedience from the last ten years)
>>Read Act II in The Crucible by Wednesday

MON/TUES: Read Act II in The Crucible by Wednesday
>> Post CECE #5 to turnitin.com by Tuesday at midnight

WED: Read Act III and answer the Act III questions by Monday(P5)/Tuesday(P2)
>>If you didn't in class, finish the Crucible vocabulary work

Links to The Crucible Slideshows:
McCarthyism
Puritans/Salem Witch Trials

English 11AP: 11/5 - 11/9

**Make sure that your Frederick Douglass Final Preface AND your Thatcher reflection are both in your shared English 11AP Folder (these were both due Sunday night)

**Finish your outside reading book for THIS Friday, 11/9

**CECE #4 (on the midterm elections) is due Friday, 11/9 by midnight to turnitin.com

**For next Tuesday, 11/13, read "On the Duty of Civil Disobedience" on page 1016 in our AP book, and answer 12 questions (any 6 from questions on discussion on 1032 AND any 6 from questions on rhetoric and style on 1033). **Click HERE for an electronic version of our AP textbook**

** Complete the Outside Reading Book One-Pager for next Wednesday, 11/14

Folk & Myth: 11/5 - 11/9

Please study for your MIDTERM --> Friday, 11/9

On the midterm, you will need to:

• identify characters on cards 1-82
• know BOTH the Greek and Roman names for characters with two names listed
• match the major gods/goddesses (Olympians, Demeter, Dionysus) with their major myths, symbols, etc
• have a working knowledge of all of the characters we've read about
• define archetype and cosmogony (and come up with mythical examples of each)
• recognize allusions to mythology/identify the original tale

English 11AP: 11/2

By midnight on Sunday, 11/4

>>> Place your finished Frederick Douglass Preface paper (with all of your required comments) into your English 11AP shared folder

>>> Make a copy of this link for the Thatcher Essay Reflection (you MUST be logged into smmk12 or it will not open for you) and place it into your rhetorical analysis folder. Complete the reflection / rewrite.

>>> If needed, finish Friday's AP book work (on 69-72, read the Kennedy speech and answer #s 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 12, & 13)