Revolutionary Literature (English 11)

Packet Cover and Goals
Intro PowerPoint
"Speech at the Virginia Convention" Worksheet
Paraphrasing
Ben Franklin's Autobiography Text
Ben Franklin's Autobiography Q's
Aphorisms

Cleveland Rocks Article, Infographic, and Presentation (English 11)

Packet Cover and Goals
Letter to Parents
Article Requirements, Steps, and Due Dates
Reminders: Appropriate Sources, Works Cited Page
What is Due Monday, October 19th?
Types of Writing Help
Rubric

Infographic and Presentation Requirements
Rubric

The Crucible (English 11)

Packet Cover and Goals
Vocabulary
Study Guide Act 1
Study Guide Act 2
Character Conflicts
Character Boxes
Thesis Practice
Character Weaknesses

Persuasive Strategies and Techniques
Faulty Reasoning

Early American Lit and Flight (English 11-H)

Early American

• Intro PowerPoint
• Essential Questions

Flight

• Letter to Parents
• Flight Intro and After Reading PowerPoint
• Heroic Cycle
• Character Analysis and Motifs
• Observations and Truths
• 3rd Period Truths
• 8th Period Truths

Colonial Lit (English 11)

• Packet Cover and Goals
• Room for Notes
• "Of Plymouth Plantation" Summary Chart
• Primary Sources
• Insight to the Puritan Mindset
• Inverted Syntax 
• "The Examination of Sarah Good" Language Guide
• Scene Pictures from "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God": Due Friday, 9-11
• Persuasive Strategies, Techniques, and Faulty Reasoning
• FAULTY REASONING BOOK PAGES

• Persuasive Assignment: Due Friday, 9-18
• Persuasive Assignment PSA Rubric
• Persuasive Assignment Pamphlet Rubric
• Persuasive Assignment Essay Rubric
• Language of Persuasion (Media Literacy Project) 

Native American Lit (English 11)

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"Single Story" Writing Assignment: Due Monday, 8-24 at the beginning of class.
Hard copy due in class. Electronic copy due to turnitin.com.

Packet Cover and Goals
Notes
Notes on Creation Myths and Trickster Tales
In Search of Myths and Heroes
Archetypes
"The World on the Turtle's Back" Chart
"How the World was Made" Questions
Trickster Tale Activity
Sarah Kay TED Talk 
Spoken Word Poetry