Email me at elamj@k12tn.net
Supplies
Three ring notebook binder and paper
Dividers
blue or black in pens
small box of colored pencils or 4 different colored highlighters
Dates to Remember
February 5
Parent-Teacher Conference (3:30 - 6:30) & Progress Reports
March 10-11 Midterm Exams
March 19 Report Cards
March 19 Report Cards
April 17 Progress Reports
Gateway English Test
May 21 22 Final Exams
Gateway English Test
May 21 22 Final Exams
ACT Test Dates (Registration Dates)
September 13 (August 12)
September 13 (August 12)
October 25
(September 19)
December 13 (November 7)
February 7 (January 6)
April 4 (February 27)
June 13 (May 8)
December 13 (November 7)
February 7 (January 6)
April 4 (February 27)
June 13 (May 8)
Links
Elements of Literature
This link is for English II and Advanced English II textbooks. Each student will have his or her own user name and password to access this full textbook. Megaphones on selections can be used to hear the text read by a professional reader.
Act Preparation
This link will allow the user to take practice tests in Englsih and Reading as well as practice specific skills to prepare for the ACT tests. It also gives an overview of the content of the test as a whole and each of the four sections of the test allowing students the opportunity to know what is expected on the test as well as the time allowed for each test.
ACT Practice
This link allows users to practice specific skills using ACT question format. It also includes an explanation for missed questions.
Elements of Literature
This link is for English II and Advanced English II textbooks. Each student will have his or her own user name and password to access this full textbook. Megaphones on selections can be used to hear the text read by a professional reader.
Act Preparation
This link will allow the user to take practice tests in Englsih and Reading as well as practice specific skills to prepare for the ACT tests. It also gives an overview of the content of the test as a whole and each of the four sections of the test allowing students the opportunity to know what is expected on the test as well as the time allowed for each test.
ACT Practice
This link allows users to practice specific skills using ACT question format. It also includes an explanation for missed questions.
Class Assignments
(These assignments are subject to change in order to monitor and adjust for student mastery.)
(These assignments are subject to change in order to monitor and adjust for student mastery.)
| 01/05/09 | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday |
| English II | Distribute Textbooks Notes: Kinds of Literature Check out To Kill a Mockingbird *Assign: Look at Ms. E's website Returen letter signed |
DOL Great Depression video *Assign: Write a reaction to the video Typed 1 page dsp Written 2 pages |
DOL Elements of Fiction TKM Chapters 1-3 Sentence Fragments *Assign: Summary/Reaction to Ch 1-3 Gr WB 121-122 |
DOL Check 121-123 Run on Sentences TKM Ch 4-6 *Assign S/R to Ch 4-6 Gr WB 123-124 |
Analogies Check 123-124 Quiz TKM Website & Letter Writing Lab Perfect Copy |
| English 111 | Word Study |
Word Study |
Work Study |
Word Study |
Word Study |
| Ad Eng II | Distribute Textbooks Notes: Kinds of Literature Elements of Fiction Anglo-Saxon Period *Assignment: Read and outline Anglo-Saxon Period pp 6-15 Check Ms. E's website Return letter signed |
DOL & Vocab Background for Beowulf (video) Lit pp. 18-20 G&W: Fragments & Run on Sent. *Assign: WB 121-24 |
DOL & Vocab Check Fragments & Run on Sentences. Begin reading Beowulf pp. 21-30 *Assign: Summary/Resp of The Monster Grendel |
DOL & Vocab Using Semicolons "The Battle with Grendel and his Mother pp. 31-38 *Assign: Summary/Response of 31-38 Gr WB 249-250 |
Analogies & Voc Qz Check 249-250 Writing Lab Writing for Response & Analysis p 42 |