HOMEWORK FOR MR. HOFFMAN

Mr. David Hoffman

Room CL 121

E-mail:  dhoffman@lhps.org

Phone:  407-206-1900, Ext. 3294

Office Hours:  Tuesdays/Thursdays--3:20-5:00 PM

 

ENGLISH 10 HONORS

 

October 6-20, 2008

 

UNITS:  DRAMA—The Crucible by Arthur Miller (Drama;

The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams

 

SUBUNITS:  Vocabulary Development; Grammar Review:  Verb

Completers;  PSAT Preparation

 

 

YEAR’S THEME:  THE AMERICAN DREAM;  YEAR’S VALUE:  LOYALTY

 

Date

Topic

Homework *

Monday, 10/6

 

Discussion and Viewing of Act IV of The Crucible.

Find-Someone-Who Crucible Review

Correction of Sadlier-Oxford Review Units 1-3.

PSAT Writing Test Practice

(1)  Complete Sadlier-Oxford Review Units 1-3—pp. 42-50.  (20 Points)

Tuesday, 10/7

 

Quiz on Act IV of The Crucible, including Writing and Bonus.

(1)  Complete Crucible Act IV Study Guide.  (10 Points)

(2)  Quiz on Act IV of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible.

Wednesday, 10/8

 

Sharing of Crucible Multiple-Intelligence Projects.

Introductory Notes for Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie.

PSAT Writing Test Practice.

(1)  Multiple-Intelligence Activity for The Crucible is due.  (40 Points)

(2)  Read Introduction to Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie—pp. vii-xxvi of Paperback.

Monday, 10/13

 

Discussion/presentation of Independent Reading Review Options.

Discussion and Think-Pair-Share for Scenes 1-2 of The Glass Menagerie.

PSAT Reading Practice.

(1)  Reading of First Independent Reading Selection is to be completed.

(2)  Read Scenes 1-3 of The Glass Menagerie—pp. 3-25 of Paperback.

(3)  Select Topic for First Independent Reading Review.

Tuesday, 10/14

 

Discussion of Scenes 3-4 of The Glass Menagerie.

Modeling of Independent Reading Review notes.

Sentence Completer Grammar Review Activity.

(1)  Read Scene 4 of The Glass Menagerie—pp. 26-37.

(2)  Prewriting Notes for First Independent Book Review are due.  (10 Points)

Wednesday, 10/15

PSAT Administration.

No Assignment.

Thursday, 10/16

 

Test administration for Scenes 1-4 of The Glass Menagerie.

(1)  Test-Scenes 1-4 of The Glass Menagerie.  (40 Points)

Friday, 10/17

 

Discussion and film viewing for Scene 5 of The Glass Menagerie.

(1)  Read Scene 5 of The Glass Menagerie—pp. 38-49.

(2)  Complete Mapping Activity for Scene 5.  (10 Points)

Monday, 10/20

 

Continued discussion and notes for Scene 5 of The Glass Menagerie.

Sharing and collection of First Independent Reading Review.

(1)  First Independent Reading Review—at least three word-processed pages—is due.  (50 Points)

Announcements

 

  • We will go to see a Theater Stage Production of The Glass Menagerie on Friday, October 24.

 

 

*  Assignments are subject to change.

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            Click on the link below to see High Standards for Homework Short Essays:

Rubric-Short Essay-Study Question Literary Resp.-D.'07.doc

 

Click on the following link to access the McDougal Littell Literature Anthology for reading assignments:

How to create a student access code to use the McDougal Littell literature anthology.doc

 

            Click on the following link to access the Literature Essay Rubric:

          WRITING RUBRIC-Literary Essay II (Revised-March 04).doc

 

            Click on the following link to access Find-Someone-Who Review for

          Acts III-IV of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible:

          Crucilble-Find-Someone-Who Review Guide-Acts 3-4-'05.doc

 

 

Mr. David Hoffman

Room CL 121

E-mail:  dhoffman@lhps.org

Phone:  407-206-1900, Ext. 3294

Office Hours:  Tuesdays/Thursdays--3:20-5:00 PM

 

ENGLISH 10 COLLEGE PREP

 

October 6-20, 2008

 

UNITS:  DRAMA—The Crucible by Arthur Miller (Drama;

The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams

 

SUBUNITS:  Vocabulary Development; Grammar Review:  Verb

Completers;  PSAT Preparation

 

 

YEAR’S THEME:  THE AMERICAN DREAM;  YEAR’S VALUE:  LOYALTY

 

Date

Topic

Homework *

Monday, 10/6

 

Discussion and Viewing of Act III of The Crucible.

Find-Someone-Who Crucible Review

Correction of Sadlier-Oxford Review Units 1-3.

PSAT Writing Test Practice

(1)  Complete Sadlier-Oxford Review Units 1-3—pp. 42-50.  (20 Points)

Tuesday, 10/7

 

Discussion of Act III of The Crucible.

Homework correction and discussion.

Quiz on Act III of The Crucible, including Writing and Bonus.

(1)  Read the remainder of Act III of The Crucible—pp. 186-194—and complete Critical Thinking Activity.  (20 Points)

(2)  Quiz on Act III of Arthur Miller’s The Crucible. (25 Points)

Wednesday, 10/8

 

PSAT Writing Test Practice.

Discussion and Viewing for Act IV of The Crucible.

Reading Check Quiz.

(1)  Read Act IV of The Crucible on line—pp. 96-108.

(2)  Be prepared to discuss “After Reading” Discussion

Points on p. 109.

Expect Reading Check Quiz.  (20 Points)

Monday, 10/13

 

Discussion/presentation of Independent Reading Review Options.

Introductory Notes for Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie.

PSAT Reading Practice.

(1)  Reading of First Independent Reading Selection is to be completed.

(2)  Read Introduction to Tennessee Williams’ The Glass Menagerie—pp. vii-xxvi of Paperback.

 

Tuesday, 10/14

 

Discussion and Think-Pair-Share for Scenes 1-3 of The Glass Menagerie.

Modeling of Independent Reading Review notes.

Sentence Completers Grammar Lesson.

(1)  Read Scenes 1-3 of The Glass Menagerie—pp. 3-25 of Paperback.

(2)  Prewriting Notes for First Independent Book Review are due.  (10 Points)

Wednesday, 10/15

PSAT Administration.

No Assignment.

Thursday, 10/16

 

Test administration for Scenes 1-3 of The Glass Menagerie.

(1)  Test-Scenes 1-3 of The Glass Menagerie.  (40 Points)

Friday, 10/17

 

Discussion and film viewing for Scene 4 of The Glass Menagerie.

In-class Writing Workshop for First Independent Reading Review.

(1)  Read Scene 4 of The Glass Menagerie—pp. 26-37.

(2)  Complete Follow-Up Study Guide.  (10 Points)

Monday, 10/20

 

Continued discussion and notes for Scene 4 of The Glass Menagerie.

Sharing and collection of First Independent Reading Review.

(1)  First Independent Reading Review—at least three word-processed pages—is due.  (50 Points)

Announcements

 

  • We will go to see a Theater Stage Production of The Glass Menagerie on Friday, October 24.

 

 

*  Assignments are subject to change.

_______________________________________________________________________________

 

Click on the link below to see High Standards for Homework Short Essays:

Rubric-Short Essay-Study Question Literary Resp.-D.'07.doc

 

Click on the following link to access the McDougal Littell Literature Anthology for reading assignments:

How to create a student access code to use the McDougal Littell literature anthology.doc

 

            Click on the following link to access Crucible Acts I-II Theme Topics:

          Crucible-Theme Topics for Acts I-II-College Prep-Oct.'07.doc

 

Click on the following link to access the Literature Essay Rubric:

          WRITING RUBRIC-Literary Essay II (Revised-March 04).doc

 

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To enroll, you will need . . .

(1)     Enrollment password, which is readingrules.

(2)     Class ID number, which will vary according to class period.  (See list below.)

(3)     An individual password (of your own choosing), which must consist of at least 6 characters, including at least one number and one letter.

The Class ID table:

 

Period                  Class ID                        Enrollment Password

Red-Period 1       2367515                       readingrules

Purple-Period 4   2367550                       readingrules

Blue-Period 5      2367561                       readingrules

Yellow-Period 6  2367572                       readingrules

Green-Period 7   2367577                       readingrules

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TIPS FOR GETTING ORGANIZED

 

                        1.  Plan ahead.

2.      Make a to-do list.

3.      Write down assignments and due dates.

4.      Study a little bit each day to stay ahead.

5.      Stick to your schedule and commitments.

6.      Reward yourself with some free time.

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