Click here to download the study guide and essay question for your English 11 Final Exam, which is Tuesday, June 22.
The final exam has two parts – multiple choice and short answers on the major works you read in class this year, with key vocabulary; and a 5-paragraph persuasive essay question on Othello. Come prepared with a rough draft of the essay on Tuesday.
Click here to download this 2nd part of your Final Exam Review – which includes a review of some key themes and characters in Hamlet in a Jeopardy game style. Use this to help prepare for Final Exams – Tuesday, June 1 for Section 2; Thursday, June 3 for Section 1.
Click here to download some Writing Tips and save in your Classwork folder. These tips on quotation styles, ways to introduce quotes smoothly and formatting titles of books, plays, songs, etc. come from your Legacy project writing.
Seniors! Click here to download this study guide for your College English 12 Final Exam Tuesday, June 1 (Section 2) and Thursday, June 3 (Section 1).
This includes a review of key themes, characters, and vocabulary and literary terms/conventions you are responsible to review for success. Save in your Classwork folder.
Click here to download, save in your Classwork folder. Seniors, consider this Part 1 (continued) of Your Final Exam Review.
Click here to download the directions and template, save in your project folder with the same name. This is an entry point to a new unit, Shakespeare’s tragedy, Othello, which deals with sins like pride, lust and anger.
This PowerPoint is due on Thursday, May 20.
G12EmbedSources.ResearchWriting to download and save in your Classwork folder. This contains models of how to best embed research sources or citations in your writing. You can revise your research papers earning up to 25 additional points, due Tuesday, May 11.
Click here to download and save in your Classwork folders – both Grades 11 and 12. These are some tips and Do-Nows to help make Shakespeare’s Elizabethan language easier to understand.
Click here to download, save with your name attached in your Classwork or Writing Tips folder. This is the first in a series of Writing Tips Reminders and Do-Nows you are expected to master this spring before graduation.
Part of your Final Exam in June will include these writing tips.
Click here to download the directions and introduction to the Term 3 Interdisciplinary Project. You will research a Harlem Renaissance-era writer, artist, entertainer, musician or political leader, summarize her/his contributions and life, and analyze her legacy.
The products include two typed pages of research summary, your notes, and a two-page flier using Adobe InDesign. The deadline is March 30.
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