HORIZON HIGH SCHOOL- English Composition, Grammar and Poetry

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HORIZON HIGH SCHOOL- English Composition, Grammar and Poetry Materials Creating Poetry, John Drury A Poetry Handbook, Mary Oliver English Warriner, John E. Various Poems drawn from many sources Weeks 1 and 2 A map of poetic terms (Drury) Assignment: Quiz on terms Preparing (Chapter 1 Drury) Assignment: Do 2 of the 4 exercises on page 12 (Drury) Interpreting a poem Assignment: Do exercises 13-18 (Drury) Writing a poem Parts of Speech: Articles, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, verbs, adverbs, conjunctions, Prepositions, interjections, determiners, subjects and objects. Assignments 1-12 Quiz 1 Writing paragraphs: The Structure of the Paragraph: The Main Idea, Topic Sentence, Supporting Sentences. Clinching Sentence. Assignment 1: Revising Weak Paragraphs. Assignment 2: Writing Clincher Sentences. Choosing and Limiting a Subject: Choose a subject that is suitable for a paragraph. Assignment 3: Choosing and limiting a subject Week 3

Language in poetry (Chapter 2 Drury) Words Assignment: Do 2 of the Exercises 1-9 on 26-29 (Drury) Articles, Determiners, and Quantifiers Cases of Nouns and Pronouns Clauses: the Essential Building Block Quiz 2 Writing Effective Topic Sources: Assignment 4: Exercises 6 and 7 (page 44 Warriner) Unity Assignment 5: Identifying Sentences that destroy Unity Coherence Assignment 6: Writing a Paragraph in Chronological order Assignment 7: Writing a Paragraph explaining a process Week 4 Concreteness and Abstraction Assignment: Do 2 of the exercises 10-14 on 32-33 (Drury) Compound words: Plurals and possessives, Compounds with Prefixes Parallel form Active vs. Possessive Plague words and Phrases Phrases Composition Quiz 3 Coherence Assignment 8: Writing a paragraph using spatial order Assignment 9: Writing a paragraph using order of Importance. Assignment 10: Writing paragraphs of Comparison or Contrast Assignment 11: Writing a paragraph of analogy Review Exercises: 1.Choosing Logical Order for Arranging Ideas

2. Analyzing a Paragraph for Coherence. Week 5 Naming, Etymology, Grammar and Punctuation, Allusions. Assignments: Pick 1 problem from each set. 15-18, 19-20, 21-25, 26-28 and 29-33 (Drury) Punctuation Assignments 1-4 Quiz 4 Evaluating Your Paragraph Assignment 12: Writing and evaluating a first draft Assignment 13: Final Revision Week 6 Sight/Image/Metaphor and Simile Assignment: Pick 2 problems from 1-6 on pages 44-45 Assignment: Pick 2 problems from 7-12 on pages 48-49 (Drury) Definition of a Sentence, Run- ons and Length, Coordination Repeated Terms, Renaming and Amplifying the Subject, A Chain of Modifying Phrases, Resumptive and Summative Modifiers and Variety in Modifier Placement. Assignments 1-8 Quiz 5 Proofreading your paragraph and preparing your final copy Assignment 14: Proofreading your paragraph Review: Writing paragraphs exercise (63-64 Warriner) Week 7 Symbols and Vision Assignment: Do 13 or 14 on page 50 (Drury)

Assignment: Pick 2 from 15-19 on page 51 (Drury) Tense Consistency Avoiding Primer Language Assignments 1-4 Quiz 6 Four Types of Paragraphs Assignment 15: Distinguishing facts from opinion Assignment 16: Writing Paragraphs using facts and statistics Assignment 17: Writing a paragraph using examples Week 8 Sound: Alliteration and Assonance Assignment: Do 1, and either 2 or 3 on page 53 (Drury) Assignment: Do 4-5 on page 54 (Drury) Coherence: Transitions Between Ideas Assignments 1-7 Quiz 7 Developing by Means of Cause and Effect/Developing by Definition Assignment 18: Writing a cause and effect paragraph Assignment 19: Writing an extended Definition Assignment 20: Evaluating and Revising Expository Paragraph Assignment 21: Writing an Expository Paragraph

Week 9 Rhyme and Sound effects Assignment: 8-12 on page 59 (Drury) Run on Sentences/Comma Splices Quiz 8 The Persuasive Paragraph/Developing Reasons Assignment 22: Evaluation and Revising a Persuasive Paragraph Review: Writing a Persuasive Paragraph Grading Poetry assignments 33.3% Grammar Quizzes 16.6% Compositions 50%