Showing posts with label On-Level. Show all posts
Showing posts with label On-Level. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 17, 2017

On-Level: Julius Caesar Materials Act 3

Click here for Julius Caesar No Fear Shakespeare PDF

The final exam will cover all of Act 3. A review will be provided, but the bulk of the exam is coming straight from our classwork with these funeral speeches in Act 3. This means a lot of ethos, pathos, and logos.

To access all files and class handouts for Julius Caesar, Click here for the Julius Caesar Folder

The "orange packet" for Act 3 is made up of three documents from this folder: The Act 3 Questions, The Act 3 FITB Review (FITB stands for Fill-In-The-Blank), and Quote Hunt #2. If you have misplaced your copy of the orange packet, you will need to print out all three of those documents.

Aristotle's Rhetorical Situation

Thursday, April 27, 2017

On-Level: Julius Caesar Materials Acts 1 & 2

On block day this week, we are starting to read The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare. This is one of my all-time favorite plays. It has the beautiful language of Shakespeare without all the mushy love stuff.

Click here for a link to all the documents for JC Acts 1 and 2
(This is the "red packet" that was given to you in class.)

Click here for the No Fear Shakespeare for Julius Caesar

I found a free audiobook for the text! It's not as good as the one I have during class time, but it works if you need it. Click here for the audiobook.


On-Level: Background Notes for Julius Caesar (JC)

This week, we started reading The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare.

Before we started reading, we took some notes over the historical background of the play, as well as some drama and literary terms you need to know.

Click here to see Background Notes for Julius Caesar

Monday, April 24, 2017

On-Level: Rhetorical Triangle and Persuasion Notes

In class on Monday, April 24, we took notes about rhetoric. Rhetoric is the art of using language effectively.

Click here for the Rhetorical Triangle and Persuasion Notes

Thursday, March 23, 2017

On-Level: Revising and Editing Practice

Here is the practice we did in class:

Revising Pages (Formative)
Editing Pages (Formative)

Credit for this assignment is based on percentage of correctness.

Monday, March 20, 2017

On-Level: EOC Prep - Dictionary Practice

Dictionary skills are essential for doing well on the EOC. Here is the practice we did on Monday.

Dictionary Race (Formative)




Tuesday, February 21, 2017

Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Thursday, January 12, 2017

On-Level: Vocabulary Unit 6

Here are the vocabulary words and notes for Unit 6.
Quiz will be January 27, 2017.
Click here for the Quizlet for Unit 6!


Friday, January 6, 2017

On-Level: Reading Ayn Rand

We started reading Anthem today. Please finish Chapter 1 for Monday.

What do the different Houses and Councils do? Confused? Click here for a Glossary of Anthem terms.

If you are confused about the plot or had a hard time understanding it in class, click here for a summary of Chapter 1.

If you'd like to listen to someone read it, here's our YouTube friend from Lord of the Flies:

Anthem: Chapter 1, Part 1



Anthem: Chapter 1, Part 2


Thursday, January 5, 2017

On-Level: Interview with Ayn Rand (author of Anthem)

This is Ayn Rand's interview with Mike Wallace from 1959.

Some things to think about as you watch:
  • What is man's moral duty?
  • What are men entitled to?
  • Do you love everyone around you?
  • Is everyone worthy of love?
  • Should weak people expect to be loved?
  • What are good reasons to marry someone?
  • What should you expect out of a life partner?
  • Are you your brother's keeper?



Wednesday, January 4, 2017

On-level: Anthem Introduction, Materials, and Full Text

Here are the Introduction to Anthem and Ayn Rand notes.

You can find the fill-in-the-blank notes and other materials for the novella here: Anthem Materials

Click here for Anthem - Full Text

Monday, December 5, 2016

Thursday, November 10, 2016

On-Level: Help with Reading Lord of the Flies

Youtube.com is an excellent place to find help with reading. 

Youtuber "t brent" is my favorite of all the Lord of the Flies readers. Go to Youtube.com and put this in the search bar: "t brent lord of the flies"

You will find that he has read the entire book. I like his recordings because he is easy to understand, and doesn't read too slowly. He doesn't get annoying and try to do a lot of "voices," but his reading is emphatic and easy to follow.

   

On-Level: Vocabulary Unit 4

Unit 4 Notes:
 

For the Quizlet, go to www.quizlet.com and search for my username "MrsWiseAHS" and you'll see all the Quizlets for vocabulary in English II.

Thursday, October 27, 2016