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SCHOOL NOTEBOOK
- Vocabulary pg. 1-10
- Writing pg. 11-20
- Punctuation pg. 21-30
- Story Ele. pgs. 31-40
- Parts of Sp pgs. 41-50
- Media Literacy pgs. 51-60
- Greek Myth pgs. 61-70
- Poetry pgs. 71-80
- Drama pgs. 81-90
INDEX
1st 9 wks
Vocabulary
Writing
Punctuation
2nd 9 wks
Story Elements
Parts of Speech
Media Literacy
3rd 9 wks
Greek Myths
Drama
Poetry
4th 9 wks
Sammons' Freshman Interactive Notebook
Friday
Friday
Mon./Tues
WEds/Thurs
Mon./Tues
WEds/Thurs
*First Day ppt *Vocabulary *A-Z Activity
Capitalization 3 & 4 *Dailies 1 *King Midas *Bellerophon & Pegasus *Conversation
*Apostrophes *End punctuation *Dailies 2 *Oedipus *Antigone *Olympus Find It
*Beginning of Year Assessment *2nd & 3rd pd assembly
wk1
**
wk6
**
**8/15-18
**9/19-22
man
pre
*Genre*Motive/Moral *Creation *Prometheus *Evil/Seasons *COG: Hades *Hades FInd It
wk2
*Greek Myth Notes *COG: Zeus *Myth Crossword *Olympians Whack a Mole
*Double Negs * Numbers *Jason and the Argonauts * Edit 1
*Commas 1 & 2 *Allusions *Theseus *The Labyrinth Timeline
Rewriting 1
*Setting*Plot *Conflict Drill Day
wk7
8/21-25
9/25-29
Icons
mid
ped
Blooket
Dailes Vocab Test
Character Types *Tragic Hero/Flaws Theme *Sun Horses *Aviators (Henson)
*Prewriting from previous day Writing & Editing Essay *Myth Yearbook
*Myth Yearbook
*Commas 3 & 4 *Narcissus & Echo * Orpheus & Eurydice *Bookmark * Edit 2
Greek Myth Review
*Hercules COG *Intro & 12 labors *Hercules Crossword
wk3
wk8
8/28-9/1
10/2-6
Quizizz
post
semi
*POV *Tone/Mood *Apollo & Artemis *Arachne *Start Business Myth
*POS: Nouns *Pronouns *Verbs *Perseus Tone Vocab SM
wk4
wk9
Greek Myth Exam
District Benchmark
**
**
**9/5-8
**10/10-13
sub
omni
POS: Adj & Adv *Prepositions *Conj & Int *Sisyphus *Erysicthon *King Lycaon *Tantalus &Pelops
*Capitalization 1 & 2 *Story Element POS Review *Callisto *Psyche *Class Photos
Intro to the Library
KEY
wk5
NOtes
9/11-15
Intro to Greek Myth
**denotes not full week Major Grades highlighted yellow Homework highlighted white
Greek Myth Review
Games
anti
Extra Credit
Friday
Friday
Mon./Tues
WEds/Thurs
Mon./Tues
WEds/Thurs
The Odyssey *Hero Essay assigned
A/P Voice Review Ghandi Tenochititlan Shree Bose
Irony 1, 2, 3 A/P Voice Rvw The Day I Saved a Life
wk1
wk6
Miami Dancer
The Odyssey
The Odyssey
10/16-20
11/27-12/1
dis
ben
Colons/Semi Diagnostics: Video Games Rosetta Stone Ethiopia
wk2
Create Quill Acct Story Vocab 1-3 Colons/Semicolon Chicago Fire
*Conn Vs. Den Practice 1,2, & 3 *Diction vs. Syntax Practice 1,2, & 3 * Rd. Nurture Shock
*conn vs. den *Diction/syntax *Rd. Moonwalking with Einstein *Dailies Test
Work Day w/ small group pullouts
wk7
10/23-27
Run-ons Hero's Journey
12/4-8
Icons
mal
circ/cir
Study Sync
-,-,(),{} Halloween 40-0
Quotation Marks 1,2, & 3 Day of the Dead Story of Mo
Cover Letter to Lucas Arts Hero Essay Due
Author's Purpose Context Clues Pratice 1, 2, & 3
6th & 7th Finals
Round Robin
wk3
wk8
Quill
10/30-11/3
12/11-15
Rd. Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
Blooket
re
extra
Quizizz
Quotation Marks O'Keeffe American Prometheus
Story Element Vocabulary Test Celebrities as Heroes
wk4
wk9
1st & 4th FINALS/5th & 8th FINALS
2nd & 3rd pd FINALS
**
**
**11/6-9
**12/18-19
un
hyper
Phrases Clauses 37 Days of Peril
Sentence Structures Print & Graphics Letter to NFL GMs
Grade Check
KEY
wk5
NOtes
11/13-17
Interactive Odyssey
**denotes not full week Major Grades highlighted yellow Homework highlighted white
Extra Credit
mis
Final Review
WEds/Thurs
Friday
Mon./Tues
WEds/Thurs
Mon./Tues
Friday
*We wear the mask*We real cool* Ae Frislighe, Dizain, Epitaph, Quatrain, Endecha, Flamenca
*3 Lewis Carrol Poems* Skeltonic, Chueh Chu, Golden Shovel, Dodoitsu, Pregunta,Cinquian, Huitain
*ECRs & SCRs*Poetry Vocab & Crossword *Smoke In Our Hair *Download Port.
*A Poison Tree
**
wk6
wk1
*Poetry Vocab Quiz
Help
2/12-16
**1/10-12
*Tree Map*6/8 Room
Rhyme Zone
* Rhythm & Meter* Syllables *Tone Review *SCR: Dream Variations *Concrete, ABC, FV, Riddle, Diamante, Ekphrastic, Limerick
*Still I Rise*Caged Bird *Luca Bat, Hay(na)ku, Q/A, "We", Magic 9, Hir a Thoddaid, Snam Suad, Ode, Elegy, *Type in Poetry Portfolio
*Den & Con*Rhyme Scheme *Poetic Exp. *Acrostic, Haiku *Sonnet 116 Analysis
**
wk2
**
wk7
Syllable Counter
Type in Poetry Portfolio
**1/16-19
**2/20-23
Teen Ink
*Analogies, Parallelism, Symbolism **Senyru, Tanka, Lune, Kimo, Imayo
*Anaphora *"" Review *Because I could not stop death *Do Not go Gentle Tautogram, Nasher, Sijo, Fib, Blackout
* Practice Cambium*:; Review *Imagery, Metonymy *SCR: Slam, Dunk, & Hook Due
* Mother to SonDream Deferred* Zejel, Clogynarch, Epigram, Narrative, Lyrical, Quintilla, Kouta, Soledad, Clerihew
*Mad Girl's Love Song*Palindrome, Ghazal, Paradelle, Schluttereim, Diminishing Verse, Type 1, Type 2
* Type in Poetry Portfolio*Essay: Kindness Due
wk3
wk8
2/26-3/1
1/22-26
Dictionary
*Love Song*Sonnet 43* Type in Poetry Portfolio
*ECR in Aware *Type in Poetry Portfolio
* Book Spine Poems Lyric Poems Poetry Portfolio Due
Work Day
Interim Assessment
Headline*SCR: Gitanjali Due
wk9
wk4
Thesaurus
3/4-8
1/29-2/2
*Poe PoemsSonnet Writing:Elizabethan, Petrarchan, Italian, & Villanelle
*Flix Poem *SCR: I am Due
* Dansa, Pantoum *Writing Checklist Brochure
NOtes
wk5
KEY
Interactive Raven
2/5-9
Poetry NOtes
**denotes not full week Major Grades highlighted yellow Homework highlighted white
Elements of Poetry
Extra Credit
WEds/Thurs
Friday
Mon./Tues
WEds/Thurs
Mon./Tues
Friday
*Quotation Mark*Inferencing*Characterization *The Death of a Toad Essay
*Structural Elements of Info Text *Arguementative Text
*April 24th Alg STAAR
*Masque of Red Death* 7 room activity
*Interim Scores *Quotation Marks *Inferencing *Ethiopia Essay
wk6
*Begin Romeo & Juliet play
wk1
4/22-26
3/18-22
*Begin Romeo & Juliet play
*RJ bckgrnd *Getting Ready to Read: Prologue *Swift or Shakespeare? *Family Tree Rd. R + J
*RJ Character Foils*Turning Point *Advice Column *What If... *Opposing Forces *Tragic Hero
*Author's Use of Language & Lit Devices *Helen Writing Workshop
**Inventory LinkIrony Review*Evidence to support multiple genres *Icaras Writing Workshop
**
wk2
wk7
*Juliet's Escape
**3/25-28
4/29-5/3
*Text Strutures *Vocab *Eros Writing Workshop
*Counterarguements *Logical Fallacies *Revision *Editing THE PROMISE
wk3
**
wk8
Agamograph
Agamograph
*Begin Finals Project *Step 1
5/6-10
**4/2-5
*FINALS PROJECT
*Origami Eye**Tell-Tale Heart
*STAAR Review -or- *Prelude
wk9
*The Hitchhiker
wk4
5/13-17
Step 2
4/8-12
Step 4
Step 3
wk10
Tell-Tale Heart *Interactive
*April 9th ELA STAAR
FINALS PRESENTATION
5/20-25
*April 17th USH & Bio STAAR
*Cask of AmontilladoBlooket
NOtes
*The Lady or the Tiger
wk5
KEY
4/15-19
*Pit and the Pendulum
*The Lady or the Tiger Questions
**denotes not full week Major Grades highlighted yellow Homework highlighted white
*Cask of AmontilladoInteractive
*Interactive
*Worksheet
Extra Credit
media literacy
Logical Fallacies
Poetry Answer Template
Title: Author: Stanzas: Rhyme Scheme: Setting: Theme: Tone: Figurative Language: Other Connections:
Greek myths
Pseudologia
tITans
stories
GOds
Lesser deities
Creatures
Places
Characters
STORIES
Athena & Pallas
The Madness of Dionysus
Creation
Hephaestus
Artemis & Orion
Prometheus Gives Fire
Hades
Erysichthon
Pandora's Box
Orpheus & Eurydice
Pan & Syrinx
How Seasons made
Phrixus & Helle
Arachne
Horses of the Sun
The Golden Fleece
Athena vs. Poseidon
Glorious Apollo
Oedipus the Cursed King
Star Myth
Asclepius & Coronis
Antigone
Love and Soul
Dionysus & Amethyst
Deucalion
Talos
Hermes is born
The 1st Aviators
Circe & Scylla
Narcissus & Echo
Theseus & the Minotaur
Lamia
Princess Io
Dionysus & Ariadne
Tantalus & Pelops
Sisyphus
Atalanta's Race
Rebellion of the Gods
Apollo & Daphne
STORIES
Lycaon
Hero & Leander
Bellerophon & Pegasus
Melinoe
Otus & Ephialtes
Perseus & The Graeae
Perseus & Medusa
Zeus & the tortoise
Castor & Pollux
Themis
Perseus & Andromeda
Damon & Pythias
Endymion
Androcles & the Lion
Youth of Hercules
Birth of Athena
12 Labors of Hercules
Hercules vs. Thanatos
Poseidon
Cygnus
Macaria
Aphrodite
Cassandra
Baucis & Philemon
Pygmalion
Achilles
Actaeon
Pyramus & Thisbe
Diomedes
Medusa
Europa & Cadmus
The Trojan War
Alycone & Ceyx
Rhadamanthus the Judge
The Beginning of Rome
Adonis
King Midas
story elements
theme
character traits
author's purpose
Remember Homework Tonight!
symbolism
foils & flaws
setting
irony
Plot
mood
connotation/denotation
conflict
tone
diction/syntax
point of view
character types
rhetoric
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Context Clues
Context Clues
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Recipes
Commercials
Documentaries
Fiction
Fantasy
Billboards
Nonfiction
Advertisements
Mystery
History/Science
Opinions
News Articles
Comics/Jokes
Adventure
Political Ads
setting
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mood
Mood= emotional effect that the text creates for the audience
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tone
Tone= speaker's attitude
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character types
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Minor they engage with the main characters and contribute to the story in some way.
Test
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Anti-Hero A protagonist that acts like the bad guy
Stock Foil Confidant
a special kind of flat character. Ex. ruthless businessman, mean girl, jock, etc.
who the main character confides in
a character used to enhance another character through contrast
Flat
Round
Static
Dynamic
character traits
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foils & flaws
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plot
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Point of View
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symbolism
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connotation vs. denotation
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diction vs. syntax
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Test
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rhetoric
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Test
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Practice
Parts of Speech
Study for test!
adverbs
Parts of speech
prepositions
Nouns
conjunctions
pronouns
interjections
verbs
articles
adjectives
Clauses
Phrases
Phrases
Noun
Verb
Prep
Gerund
Infin
Part
Abs
Appo
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punctuation
end punctuation
dashes
apostrophes
hyphens
commas
ellipsis
semicolons & colons
parenthesis
quotation marks
brackets
end punctuation
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apostrophes
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commas
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semicolons & colons
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quotation marks
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dashes
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hyphens
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ellipsis
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parenthesis
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brackets
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writing
Sentence Types
Sentence structures
double negatives
Short Constructed response
Extended Constructed Response
writing numbers
capitalization
Using Text Evidence
Editing
Transition Words
Editing II
Show me the evidence
Editing III
Informational Text features
Assignments
Sort
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Compound-Complex
Simple
Compound
Complex
The clown frightened the little girl, and she ran off screaming.
After Mary added up all the sales, she discovered that the lemonade stand was 32 cents short.
My aunt enjoyed taking the hayride with you.
The Freedom Riders departed on May 4, 1961, and they were determined to travel through many southern states.
While all of his paintings are fascinating, Hieronymus Bosch's triptychs, full of mayhem and madness, are the real highlight of his art.
Catch-22 is widely regarded as Joseph Heller's best novel, and because Heller served in World War II, which the novel satirizes, the zany but savage wit of the novel packs an extra punch.
China's Han Dynasty marked an official recognition of Confucianism.
Short constructed response
extended constructed response
Editing
Capitalization
Highlight every first letter of a sentence, green
Highlight every name and I, green
Punctuation
Highlight every end of a sentence, red
Highlight every comma, semicolon, colon, apostrophe red
Heading
Highlight your first and last name, English I, and the date orange
Verbs
Highlight every verb, light blue
Are they all the same tense?
Editing II
Negatives
Highlight every negative word, yellow
Is there more than one negative in the sentence?
Text Evidence
Highlight every quote and matching citation, purple
To, Too, Two
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Did you use the correct one?
Subject
Highlight every subject, dark blue
Do they match the verb, light blue?
Diction/Word Choice
Highlight every word that you used more than twice, violet
Editing III
Numbers
Highlight every number spelled out or in numerals, pink
Where, were, we're, wear
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Did you use the correct one?
Complete Sentences
Highlight complete sentences, gold
Incomplete Setences
Highlight incomplete sentences, peach
Fix them, now.
Transition Word
Highlight every transition word, dark pink
using text evidence
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transition words
Show me the evidence
informational text features
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double negatives
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writing numbers
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capitalization
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DATA
DATA
DATA
vocabulary lists
Remember Check Grades
Story Elements
figurative language
Greek mythology
Poetry
drama
media literacy
Prefixes
Prefixes
ben: good mal: bad re: again un: not mis: bad/wrong dis: opposite of Circ,cir: around extra: beyond hyper: over
pre: before mid: middle post: after sub: under anti: against man: hand ped: foot semi: half omni: all
man
ped
manipulate manicure manacles maneuver manufacture manuscript manual emancipate manager mandate
pedestrian millipede peddler tripod pedicure centipede quadruped pedal impediment biped
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Story Elements
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Figurative Language
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Greek Mythology
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Poetry Vocabulary
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Drama Vocabulary
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Media Literacy
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