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English IV
Pam Porter

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Thank you for your interest in your student's English Class. If you need to contact me, you may email me at porterp@hobbsschools.net or see me in Room 208 at 7:30, OR 3:40. I am also available by phone at these times, 433-0200, EXT. 1217.


 

 

Resources:  Prentice-Hall Literature—The British Tradition

                   Levine’s Vocabulary for the College-Bound Student

English 4

Monday, January 5, 2009

Objective

(Student will…)

Learn the contribution of the French to the English language through vocabulary study 

 

 

Teacher Activities

1.  French words which have been incorporated into our language will be discussed as English words.

 

Student Activities

Set 10 Miscellaneous Words;Ex. 13-19; Write sentences with each word.

Assessment/Evaluation

Sentences

 

 

 

 

English 4

Tuesday, January 5, 2009

Objective

(Student will…)

1.  read Medieval literature as a basis for the literature of the English language

2.  identify the characteristics of the romance and the Chaucer tales

3.  analyze the purpose of the vernacular to characterize the Middle Ages

4.  understand the historical period of the Middle Ages in order to relate it to the literature

 

 

Teacher Activities

Background information on King Arthur as a historical figure and a legendary character

Student Activities

1.  Read Le Morte d'Arthur and identify characteristics of the  hero

Assessment/Evaluation

1.  Study questions

Academic Vocabulary

 

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English 4

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Objective

(Student will…)

 

1.  read Medieval literature as a basis for the literature of the English language

2.  identify the characteristics of the romance and the Chaucer tales

3.  analyze the purpose of the vernacular to characterize the Middle Ages

 

 

Teacher Activities

 1.  Finish discussion of Le Morte

Student Activities

 1.  Complete study questions

Assessment/Evaluation

 1.  Quiz

 

 

 

 

English 4

Thursday, January 8, 2009

Objective

(Student will…)

1.  read Medieval literature as a basis for the literature of the English language

 

 

Teacher Activities

 1.  Discuss characteristics of the romance in the form of Cornell Notes; read Gawain and the Green Knight

Student Activities

 1.  Cornell Notes

Assessment/Evaluation

 1.  Cornell Notes

 

 

 

 

English 4

Friday, January 9, 2009

Objective

(Student will…)

 

 

Teacher Activities

Monitor Fr. Voc. Test 10

Student Activities

Voc. Test

Assessment/Evaluation

Voc. Test