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Welcome to Hollister's English III webpage!
Here you will find a treasure trove of information, including Vocabulary Lists, current assignments, important messages from me, and cool links!
Use it wisely and enjoy!

 
Class Agenda
This Week
NOTE: When Library reopens next Wednesday, please return any books, except Catcher in the Rye, that you may still have for this class. This includes your grammar and Literature books, as well as any novels we have already finished reading (Gatsby, etc.)

Monday, May 20
1. Vocabulary Quiz #12
2. PMLC 3
3. Catcher: Finish 9-11 worksheet in LC groups
4. Catcher: Per. 4 discuss 16-20; Per. 6 discuss 12-20

HW:
1. Catcher 21-23
2. Catcher "Dear Holden" letter

Wednesday, May 22
1. Return books to library
2. Catcher: discuss 21-23; share Dear Holden letters
3. Make a list of all writing for the year to prepare for Portfolio Reflection next Wednesday
4. Make a list of interactive scenarios just for fun

HW:
1. Catcher: Finish novel (24-26)
2. PMLC 4 reading (PMLC 4 next Thursday)
3. Catcher: Imitation Holden writing + Ch. 25 Close Reading


HAVE A GREAT 4-DAY WEEKEND!
Past Agendas

Thursday, April 25

1. Turn in Gatsby Passage Analysis
2. Postmodern lecture
3. Discuss Miller articles

HW:
1. PMLC 2 (next Wednesday)

Monday, April 29
1. Vocabulary List #11
2. Library: Catcher in the Rye
    Library will not allow students to check out Catcher if you have not turned in Gatsby (or any other past novels or materials)
3. Crucible Act 2

HW:
1. PMLC 2
2. Crucible: Finish reading Act 2 + Act 2 questions 6, 9, and 11 (page 1248)

Wednesday, May 1
1. PMLC 2
2. Crucible Act 3
3. Library: return Gatsby and get Catcher

HW:
1. Crucible Finish reading Act 3 + questions: 7 and 8 (page 1263)
2. Vocabulary Quiz #11

Friday, May 3
1. Vocabulary Quiz #11
2. Crucible Act 4

HW:
Catcher 1-3
 
Tuesday, May 7
1. Crucible finish and wrap
2. Catcher 1-3 discuss (Per. 4 only)
3. Discuss upcoming events; change in PMLC schedule (see Literature Circles section below)

HW:
1. Catcher 4-8

Thursday, May 9
Catcher 4-8

HW:
Catcher 9-11 + Catcher Close Reading Ch. 9 handout
PMLC 3 reading

Monday, May 13
1. Vocabulary List #12; quiz next Monday
2.  Catcher 9-11 (Per. 4) and 4-11 (Per. 6)
3. Chapter 1-8 group activity (Jigsaw)
4. Review Ch. 9 Close Reading worksheet and turn in (Per. 4 only)

HW:
1. PMLC 3 next Monday
2. Catcher 12-15

Wednesday, May 15
1. Catcher 12-15 (Per. 4 only)
2. Per. 6 turned in both the Ch. 9 Close Reading and the Chs. 9-11 Detective Worksheet begun in class last time, which we will finish next week in groups.

HW:
1. PMLC 3 next Monday (read during STAR testing)
2. Vocabulary Quiz #12 Monday
3. Catcher 16-20
4. Catcher Double Entry Journal for chapters 16-18 DO FRONT OF WORKSHEET ONLY!!! DO NOT DO BACK PAGE!!! HANDWRITTEN DIRECTLY ON WORKSHEET IS FINE.
 
Vocabulary
FYI: All Vocabulary Lists are provided here. If you are absent when I give out a vocabulary list, you should  print it from this site, or come get one in C-7. No quizzes will be excused or delayed for lack of a list. Missed quizzes must be made up during Support Period within one week of the quiz date.

List #12 distributed Monday; quiz next Monday, May 20.
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Literature Circles
We will be reading a Postmodern novel using Literature Circles over the next eight weeks.

Please make sure you have all the paperwork attached below, that you follow instructions exactly as the handouts explain for each job you do, and that you come prepared to each Lit Circles meeting.

All Literature Circles work (except Illustrator drawings) must be submitted to Turnitin.com for each LitCircles meeting  day.

Our PMLC dates are:

Friday, April 19
Wednesday, May 1
Monday, May 20
Thursday, May 30

Attachments
Writing
Think Piece and essay rubrics must be printed by student and stapled to the FRONT of the work on the day it is due.

1. Portfolio Reflection: a reflective piece of writing done as a retrospective look at all your writing throughout high school that exists in your portfolios stored in the classroom. Done in-class on Wednesday, June 5.

2. A final Think Piece done as a retrospective of this semester's reading and the Modernist and Postmodern eras. Students will consider the question: Which literature is more meaningful: that from The Modernist Era or the Postmodern Era? Students must take into consideration the historical and social context of each era; they must also define what "meaningful" means to them, therefore, each TP will be different. Students must choose 3 of the 5 pieces of literature we have read this semester and use them as evidence in the TP, which should be 2-3 pages typed, double-spaced, turned into Turnitin.com and hard copy in class on Friday, June 7.

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General Class Guidelines
Bring materials to class each day that we have read them for homework! Listening and Speaking points will be deducted for lack of materials, and students cannot actively learn the required material by sharing a book with another student.
 
All assignments must be typed!


IMPORTANT MESSAGE ABOUT MAKE-UP WORK AND AERIES GRADES:
UNLESS YOU HAVE RECEIVED PERMISSION FROM ME TO TURN IN LATE WORK, ALL NA'S WILL CHANGE TO 0'S IN AERIES AT THE END OF EACH WEEK, WITH NO EXCEPTIONS UNLESS YOU HAVE MADE PRIOR ARRANGEMENTS WITH ME. STUDENTS WILLING TO MEET THE CHALLENGES OF THE ENGLISH III CURRICULUM MUST ALSO BE WILLING TO COMMUNICATE WITH ME, AND THUS BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR OWN GRADES AND PROGRESS IN THE CLASS.
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