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1 Name of Course: Junior Honors English Grade Level: 11 th Grade School: ORHS Major Assignments: Major Author (1 novel read out of class, novel note cards, 4 in-class essays, essay conferences, synthesis essay, extended individual presentations), Out of class essays in the major units, Unit Test, Comprehensive Final Exams Field Trips: No field trips. How can parents access instructional materials? Student course calendars, syllabi, assignments, and documents will be available through Skyward and Canvas. Junior Honors Units of Study 1. Poisonwood Bible (Focus on how to read a novel.) Essay (4 weeks) 2. Major Author 3. Literary History of the US a. Foundations (Colonial/Revolutionary) (4 weeks) b. Blooming (Romantic/Realist) (4 weeks) c. Recent (Modern/Postmodern) () 4. College Application PBL (Teach skills, communication, professional, conflict resolution) September before Fall Break Term 1 Week 1 (July 30-Aug 3) PWB Section 1 annotation 5-page assignment sheet (due 20 th ) Lottery (draw numbers 2 nd Professional behaviors: , conference, etc. Week 2 (Aug. 6-10) Discuss the structure of the novel Character development
2 Language Week 3 (Aug ) PWB Essay Composition (Close reading?) Using quotations, incorporating into own sentences (with 1* source material) Week 4 (Aug ) MA choices complete by the 20 th Contracts due 24 th Works Cited and In-text citation (with 1* source material) PWB Essay Revision and Editing, essays due Week 5 (Aug ) Foundations of American Literature (Puritanism, The Great Awakening, The Age of Reason) Notetaking skills Week 6 (Sept. 4-7) Foundations of American Literature (Puritanism, The Great Awakening, The Age of Reason) Notetaking skills Week 7 (Sept 10-14) Week 8 (Sept ) Week 9 (Sept ) In-class essay Term 2 Week 1 (Oct ) MA novel due College App. PBL Week 2 (Oct ) College App PBL Week 3 (Oct. 29-Nov. 2) Romanticism (Irving, Poe) Week 4 (Nov. 5-9) Realism (Crane, Twain) Week 5 (Nov ) Modern Poetry (Eliot, WCW, Bishop) Week 6 (Nov ) Modern Fiction (Welty, O Connor, Fitzgerald, Hemingway) Week 7 (Nov ) cards due Week 8 (Dec. 3-7) Week 9 (Dec ) Week 10 (Dec ) Thesis/CI for MA Term 3
3 Week 1 (Jan. 8-11) Thesis/CI for MA due Rough outline Week 2 (Jan ) MA thesis conferences Week 3 (Jan ) Week 4 (Jan. 28-Feb. 1) Outline work days Outline due Feb. 1 Week 5 (Feb. 4-8) Week 6 (Feb ) Week 7 (Feb ) Rough draft work days Week 8 (Feb. 25-March 1) Rough draft due Feb. 26 (Grade hard on the rough draft, not on the final. Rubric on the final.) Week 9 (March 4-8) Term 4 Week 1 (March 25-29) Week 2 (April 1 5) MA essay due April 2 Week 3 (April 8-12) Week 4 (April 15-19) MA TED Talks Week 5 (April 22-26) MA TED Talks Week 6 (April 29-May 3) Modern Poetry
4 Major American Novels List James Agee A Death in the Family James Baldwin Go Tell It on the Mountain Ray Bradbury Fahrenheit 451 Pearl Buck O Pioneers! Truman Capote In Cold Blood Willa Cather My Antonia Kate Chopin James Fenimore Cooper The Pioneers Stephen Crane The Red Badge of Courage Philip K. Dick Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? E.L. Doctorow Ragtime Frederick Douglas The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglas Theodore Dreiser Sister Carrie Ralph Ellison Invisible Man Louise Erdrich Love Medicine William Faulkner The Sound and the Fury F. Scott Fitzgerald Tender is the Night Ernest J. Gaines A Lesson Before Dying Nathaniel Hawthorne The Scarlet Letter Joseph Heller Catch-22 Ernest Hemingway A Farewell to Arms Zora Neale Hurston Their Eyes Were Watching God John Irving The World According to Garp Ken Kesey One Flew Over the Cuckoo s Nest Bobbie Ann Mason In Country Cormack McCarthy All the Pretty Horses Carson McCullers The Heart is a Lonely Hunter Toni Morrison Beloved or The Bluest Eye Frank Norris--McTeague
5 Tim O Brien Going After Cacciato Flannery O Connor Wise Blood Sylvia Plath--The Bell Jar Katherine Anne Porter Wise Blood Annie Proulx The Shipping News J.D. Salinger The Catcher in the Rye Lee Smith Fair and Tender Ladies John Steinbeck East of Eden William Styron Sophie s Choice Amy Tan The Joy Luck Club Dalton Trumbo Johnny Got His Gun Anne Tyler Ladder of Years or The Accidental Tourist Alice Walker The Color Purple Jeanette Walls The Glass Castle Robert Penn Warren All the King s Men Edith Wharton The House of Mirth Thomas Wolfe Look Homeward, Angel Richard Wright Black Boy
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