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Keshequa Central Schools Teacher: Ms. James Grade: 10th Year:2006 |
Month | Unit/Theme | The Student Will:(skills/processes)
*Level of instruction & performance based on student ability |
Assessments |
SEPT.
And Oct. |
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Creative & Informational Writing
· Literary Elements Review · Regents Tasks Review · Vocabulary units |
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explore text through class/group discussions
· use school & public library · gather, analyze, respond to, reflect & interpret info. · distinguishing between fact/opinion · implied vs. stated info. · organize, create & write using word processing skills · relate new info to prior knowledge · engage in class discussions · connect ;grammar, syntax, letter sound · context info to assist in comprehension · use brainstorming, outlining, & editing to organize, sequence, & draft an essay · read aloud - round robin, partner read · connect vocabulary to every day life · use literary elements/techniques in writing |
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Verbal and written responses to informative and creative pieces
n Quizzes on literary elements n Produce creative piece about student’s life or experiences n Apply literary elements in creative and informational pieces n Write Regents essays n Quizzes on vocabulary words n Create digital story using Windows MovieMaker |
Nov.
and Dec. |
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Of Mice and Men
· Critical Lens quote analysis · Vocabulary Units · Introduce weekly writing |
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Apply literary elements & techniques to the novel
· Make connections between language arts and US History · Explore text through class/group discussions · Focus on characterization and theme and connect to every day life · Analyze and interpret critical lens quotes both verbally and in writing · Use vocabulary words in writing · Use writing to express and justify ideas · Research and explore the Depression era and its effects on the US and world |
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Test/Project on Of Mice and Men
· Critical Lens quote analysis activities (written) · Vocabulary quizzes · Weekly writing assignments |
Language Arts
Teacher: James
Grade: 10th
Year:2006
Curriculum Map Page 2 |
Month | Unit/Theme | The Student Will: (same as above)
(skills/processes) |
Assessments |
Jan.
and Feb. |
Macbeth
Vocabulary Units Weekly writing |
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Review Shakespeare’s background & times
· Read actively · Interpret Elizabethan language · Analyze language in Macbeth · Connect universal themes used in Shakespeare’s works to everyday life · Perform scenes from the play for an audience of peers · Discuss and analyze the use of literary elements within Shakespeare’s plays · Make connections between Macbeth & R&J (9 th grade) |
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Character maps
· Plot summaries · Compare/Contrast essay · Story map · Tests & Quizzes · Dramatic presentations · Weekly writing · Midterm exam (Jan.) |
March
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Macbeth in Art Project | ·
Review Macbeth
· Analyze characterization, setting, theme, point of view, tragic elements · Learn and use art vocabulary to analyze and critique art · Write art commentaries and critiques · Apply knowledge of play to art · Give presentations · Create an art exhibit |
art vocabulary
Play notes Art critiques Original Art Piece Art Commentary Presentations |
Language Arts
Teacher: James
Grade: 10th
Year:2006
Curriculum Map Page 3 |
Month | Unit/Theme | The Student Will (same as above)
(skills/processes) |
Assessments |
April
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Night
· Vocabulary Units · ELA Tasks 1-4 · Weekly writing |
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Explore text in class/group discussions
· Respond to and interpret text verbally and in writing · Research Holocaust and WWII · Use National Archives Document analysis sheets to analyze primary sources relating to the Holocaust · Write Task 1-4 essays (all related to the novel or Holocaust) · Analyze the use of literary elements within text · Apply literary elements to writing · Use new vocabulary in writing · Express and justify ideas in various forms of writing |
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Task 1-4 essays
· Completion of Night Study Guide · National Archives DAS for various primary sources · Weekly writing · Creative writing responses · Character Analysis · Written responses to text · Chapter quizzes · Vocabulary quizzes · Weekly writing · Night test/final project |
May
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And Then There Were None
Grammar Vocabulary Units Weekly writing |
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Explore text in class/group discussions
· Respond to and interpret text verbally and in writing · Explore and define elements of the mystery genre · Learn and apply basic grammar rules to writing · Apply the use of literary elements within text · Use literary elements/techniques in creative writing · Use new vocabulary in writing · Express and justify ideas in various forms of writing |
Mystery short story
Test on And Then There Were None Grammar quizzes/worksheets Vocabulary quizzes Weekly writing |
Language Arts
Teacher: James
Grade: 10th
Year:2006
Curriculum Map Page 4 |
Month | Unit/Theme | The Student Will: (same as above)
(skills/processes) |
Assessments |
June
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Poetry
· ELA Review – All Tasks · Vocabulary units · Weekly writing |
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Write in various forms (sonnet, villanelle, haiku)
· Analyze and apply poetic devices · Use new vocabulary in writing · Interpret meanings of poems · Understand meter |
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Test on poetry
· Final Exam · Task 1-4 essays · Poetry portfolio · Vocabulary quizzes · Weekly writing |
All Year |
Book Reports
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Choose and read a novel of any genre
· Learn to write a thematic essay · Learn to write a short synopsis being conscious of word choice · Learn to write book reviews · Justify opinions in writing and verbally |
Thematic Book Report including a synopsis and review
English 10H – 1 each 10 week marking period English 10 – 1 each 20 week marking period |
Language Arts
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