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September 29, 2017

9/29/2017

Objective: I can discuss my book club book with my group selecting a prompt that is meaningful to our book and record our ideas in an opening sentence as well as in My Essential Lit. to hold our thinking.
Agenda:

Entry Task: Get out your folder and get comfortable with your group.
This is your third meeting; you should be about 1/2 way through your book!
- Discuss the prompt with your group; create an opening sentence that addresses the prompt.
- Select a prompt from the Intro Prezi slide #53
Exit Task: Add at least 2 elements to your My Essential Literature; put your file folder away.

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September 28, 2017

9/28/2017

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T24 College and Career fair on Campus

You will have 25 min. in class, please utilize this time to catch up on reading or utilizing the Chromebook for any work for MY CLASS. Review/revise our definition of Literary Merit.
5th Period 10:25-10:50
6th Period 10:55-11:20
2nd Period 12:25-12:55
3rd Period 12:55-1:20
4th Period 1:25-1:50

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September 27, 2017

9/27/2017

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Objective: I can work together to create a class definition for literary merit and assess my confidence in regards to AP Literature thus far.

Entry Task: Get a Chromebook and look at the literary merit criteria, begin the survey. STOP where it tells you to.
- 10 min. review your answers and compare--consider whether you would change your answer based on your partner's reasoning.
  - THE ANSWERS
- Back to survey: How accurate was your confidence level? STOP when it tells you to.
  - Go to appass.com, select English Literature:
    - Multiply the number you got correct on the entry task by 5-enter this as your MC score
    - Enter your cruelty essay score 3 xs, and click calculate
- AP Deepening Assignments--check in
- Finish survey
- Put your MC answers back in the box--your score will be curved based on majority correct.
Exit Task: You will attend the college fair tomorrow. I will see you in the afternoon. Come prepared to work on reading silently OR your deepening assignment.

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September 26, 2017

9/26/2017

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Objective: I can review my progress on multiple choice as completed in entry tasks and practice with a sustained passage.
Agenda:

Entry Task: MC #10--Make sure your name is on it! You will turn it in WITH the test you take today.
- Read the passage provided in class and answer 11-23.
- When you are finished, staple your two tests together and answer how you feel you are doing one multiple choice so far on the back then put them in the box.
Exit Task: If you finish before others, please read "If it's Square, It's a Sonnet" and annotate your thoughts as you go; otherwise, this is homework.

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September 25, 2017

9/25/2017

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Objective: I can develop a writing goal based on my current understanding of how I need to write for AP Literature utilizing the feedback I received from Mrs. Leonetti on my first essay.
Agenda:

Entry Task: Write the title of the book you used in your essay on the board~then complete MC #9 at the group table assigned to you. Please leave folders in the file until I ask you to get them out.
Follow along to slide 35-39 of Intro to AP prezi
What does our class list reflect?
Read "Defining Moments"
What constitutes a "work of equal literary merit"?
- With your group, share your titles and explain to each other why you chose the book you did.
As a group, create a list of 5 criteria that make a book worth choosing for Open Choice.
- Turn in your list.
Review your essay comments; underline your meaning, and highlight the words cruelty, victim, or perpetrator throughout your writing . . . did you AP (answer the prompt)?
- Share some of your comments (not your score).
- Review your group triangle; underline your meaning, and highlight the words journey or framed narrative.
Discuss: What did you do well individually?
- What did you do well as a group
- What do you need to work on?
Create a list of 5 group goals on your group folder.
Complete your individual chart and first question while you watch this (The Power of Yet by Carol Dweck 11:18)

Exit Task: Staple your blue essay guide into the right of your folder, and your chart into the left. Put it in the group folder. Put your group folder in the file cabinet BEHIND the Book Club folders.

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September 22, 2017

9/22/2017

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Entry Task: Get out your folder and get comfortable with your group.
- Select a prompt from the Intro Prezi slide #44
- Discuss the prompt with your group; create an opening sentence that addresses the prompt.
Exit Task: Add at least 2 elements to your My Essential Literature; put your file folder away.

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September 21, 2017

9/21/2017

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Objective: I can begin to comprehend how the MOWAW fits into an Opening Sentence and helps me begin my writing process for AP-Style essays.
Agenda:

Entry Task: MC #8; Sit with your 6 o'clock partner
- Join another pair, so you have a group of 4.
- Finish "The Pardoner's Tale" p. 153-155
  - Finish questions from yesterday.
  - Review MOWAW and Opening Sentence Template
  - Review the Essay Graphic provided last week (it's blue).
    - Practice writing an Opening Sentence for "The Pardoner's Tale" and one body section in the triangle provided.
Trade your work with another group and grade using the AP Holistic Grading Rubric--make comments on their work and select a score as an AP reader would.
Exit Task: In your notebook, explain how this process of determining theme/mowaw to developing a full body paragraph is helping you to grasp how to read and write for this class.

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September 20, 2017

9/20/2017

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Objective: I can see the framed narrative of The Canterbury Tales and investigate it's meaning to uncover a MOWAW through reading "The Pardoner's Tale."
Agenda:

MC#7
Review Framed Narrative of The Canterbury Tales
- Why is Chaucer pictured on a horse?
- Look at the Prologue p. 119-142
- How is the Pardoner described?
Review The Pardoner's Tale Questions
- Begin reading p. 146-pause at p. 150
Exit Task: Work with 4 o'clock partner to answer questions addressed so far.

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September 19, 2017

9/19/2017

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Objective: I understand what it means to find theme in a work, and I can identify one for "Death and the Miser" to reveal Meaning of the Work as a Whole (MOWAW).
Agenda:

Entry Task: MC#6
Continue with Chaucer and Middle Ages prezi, slide 31
Theme: What it is; what it not.

Identifying the Theme in Five Steps
- Complete for "Death and the Miser" using your interactive answers and jotting notes on the color picture provided in your small group.
- Theme Litmus Test
  - Is the theme supported by evidence from the work itself?
  - Are all the author's choices of plot, character, conflict, and tone controlled by this theme?
Once you are sure of your theme, write it on the poster, point to the elements in the painting that reveal your MOWAW.
Review possible themes presented as a class.
Exit Task: Make sure you have a theme/mowaw next to your picture in your notebook. Erase your notes off the color picture for the next class please.

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September 18, 2017

9/18/2017

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Objective: I can review my choice(s) for the AP Deepening Assignment and utilize this time to get started on the work.
Agenda:

Entry Task: Get a Chromebook and sit where you will be comfortable to work on your project.
- Open your gmail and look at the response you received from me regarding the deepening assignment you selected.
  - If you have NOT emailed me, you still need to do so. Go to the Deepening Assignments list, copy and paste the one you are interested in, and send me an email about why.
- Work quietly on your Deepening Assignment you selected.
  - If you are done with your Deepening Assignment, select a second for extra credit, OR you can use this time to work on learning one (or more) of our Quizlet sets. You can print your test scores to the printer in Ms. Delaney's room, 223.
- Use this time for MY CLASS if you would like to have in-class work-time again. The substitute has been asked to let me know of anyone who is doing anything else.
Exit Task: The last 5 min. please put the Chromebooks back in the correct number and plug in. Thank you.

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