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December 1
­grammar (run on, comma splice, semicolon)
­ch.6 quotes
(wks on
Classroom)

HW: red vocab book ch.16

2
­grammar (run on, comma splice, semicolon)
­ch.6 quotes
(wks on
Classroom)

HW: red vocab book ch.16

8

15

3

4

5
­Review ch4­7
­Quiz

HW: read ch.8
& questions

9
10
­ch.8 silent discussion HW: read ch.9 and questions & ch.17 vocab

11
­Jekyll
transformation film ­explore themes HW: ch.10
(p.47­54) & allegory writing assignment (print out)

12
­Jekyll
transformation film ­explore themes HW: ch.10
(p.47­54) & allegory writing assignment (print out)

16 Late Arrival

17 Assembly

18

19

3
­Act 4­5 Quiz
­intro­conclusio
n
­writing day HW: 3 body paragraphs &
Bring Jekyll

4
­Act 4­5 Quiz
­intro­conclusio
n
­writing day HW: 3 body paragraphs &
Bring Jekyll

5
­Pre­reading
activity/discussi on ­Jekyll ch.1 HW: ch.1 bookmark questions

6
­Pre­reading
activity/discussi on ­Jekyll ch.1 HW: ch.1 bookmark questions

7 ­review ch.1

HW: essay, ch.2, & questions 10
­review ch. 1

11 NO SCHOOL

12
13 Late Arrival 14
­Macbeth Essay ­Macbeth Essay ­review ch1­3 due due

November

HW: ch.2 and questions, & essay ­discuss ch.2
­vocab
­grammar HW: ch.3 & questions & vocab wks

­discuss ch.2
­grammar

HW: ch.3 &
Questions,
vocab wks

HW: ch.4 & questions 17
­review ch1­3 HW: ch4& questions 18 Late Arrival
­QUIZ
­ch.4 discussion HW: wanted poster 19
­Quiz
­review ch.4 HW: wanted poster 20
­wanted poster due ­read ch.5 and questions ­ch.5 partner act. HW: ch.6 and questions 21
­wanted poster due ­read ch.5 and questions ­ch.5 partner act. HW: ch.6 and questions &
Jekyll vocab

24
­review ch4­6 group activity
­vocab #15­18
­Jekyll letter writing HW: finish the letter (on
Classroom)

25
­review ch4­6 group activity

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