ENGLISH 11
COURSE OUTLINE SY 1999-2000
MS. D. KIM
Welcome to English 11. This class focuses on the
fundamentals of American literature including novels, poetry, speech, short
stories, vocabulary, and writing exercises. In order for you to succeed in my
class, I need your full cooperation in completing and participating in all
assignments.
Textbook: The
American Experience by Prentice Hall
Wordskills
First Quarter
·
Literature (selected short stories)
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“ The New Land “
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“ The Revolutionary Period “
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“ A Growing Nation “
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Novel
·
The Crucible
·
Individual novel pick
·
Vocabulary
·
Units 1-4 from Wordskills
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Writing
·
Expository Essay
·
Research Paper
·
Reader Response
·
Novel Reports
·
Speech
·
Demonstrative
Second Quarter
·
Literature
·
“ The New England Renaissance “
·
“ Realism & the Frontier “
·
Novel
·
The Huckleberry Finn
·
Individual novel pick
·
Vocabulary
·
Units 5-8 from Wordskills
·
Writing
·
Narrative Essay
·
Reader Response
·
Novel Report
·
Speech
·
Informative
Third Quarter
·
Literature (selected short stories)
·
“ The Modern Age “
·
Individual Novel pick
·
Poetry Unit
·
Vocabulary
·
Units 9-12 from Wordskills
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Writing
·
Descriptive Essay
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Reader Response
·
Writing Poetry
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Speech
·
Interpreting Poetry
Fourth Quarter
·
Literature
·
Contemporary
·
Novel
·
Catcher in the Rye
·
Individual Novel pick
·
Vocabulary
·
Units 13-16 from Wordskills
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Writing
·
Persuasive Essay
·
Reader Response
·
Novel Report
·
Speech
·
Persuasive Speech
Materials needed for
class:
·
loose leaf paper
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composition notebook
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blue or black ink pen only
Grading System:
All assignments, quizzes. Tests, and participation are done on a point system. All points are
added and then converted into percent. Be sure to save all papers when you get
them back.
Late Assignments/
Make-up work:
It is your responsibility to complete any assignments or
quizzes even if you were absent. You need to make arrangements and see me for
work that you never turned in or you missed. It is your responsibility to take
the initiative to make-up or turn in work. Any assignments that are turned in
late will always get points deducted.
Corridor Passes:
You are allowed to use up to two corridor passes throughout
the semester. However, if you do not use these passes, you will get extra
points to your final grade.
CLASSROOM RULES:
1. Have respect for the teacher and others.
(This means NOT talking when the teacher is talking)
2. Come to class on time and prepared.
3. Inappropriate language or behavior will not
be tolerated.
4. You are only allowed to use two corridor
passes throughout the semester.
5. Ms. Kim dismisses the class, not the bell.
6. All school rules apply.