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Unit Pacing MapSubject: English I 9th Grade Last Reviewed: May 17, 2012

1OA- Parts of the Speech(Nouns)/Grammatical Structure

Review Short Story Elements

2OA- Parts of Speech/Grammatical Structure

Review

Short Story Unit- “Initiation”pg4

Annotation Introduction

Feminism, Thematic Ideas, Theme Statements

LTF: Analyzing a Visual Text

3OA- Parts of Speech(Nouns)/Grammatical Structure

Short Story Unit- “Initiation”pg4

Annotation

Feminism, Thematic Ideas, Theme Statements

LTF: Analyzing a Visual Text


Short Story Unit – “The Most Dangerous Game” pg16

Standard Focus: Elements of Plot, Close Reading, Levels of Questioning, (LTF) Literary Criticism-Ironic Reversal, Serial Gothic Literature



Standard Focus: Elements of Plot, Close Reading, Levels of Questioning, (LTF) Literary Criticism-Ironic Reversal , Serial Gothic Literature

6OA- Parts of Speech(Pronouns)/Grammatical Structure


Standard Focus: Elements of Plot, Close Reading, Levels of Questioning,



Standard Focus: Elements of Plot, Close Reading, Levels of Questioning, (LTF) Literary Criticism-Ironic Reversal, Serial


Short Story Unit- “The Cask of Amontillado” pg210

Standard Focus: (LTF) Point-of-View, (LTF) Irony, Unreliable Narrator


Short Story Unit- “The Cask of Amontillado” pg210

Standard Focus: (LTF) Point-of-Viewer, (LTF) Irony, and Narrator


Short Story Unit- “The Cask of Amontillado” pg 210

Standard Focus: (LTF) Point-of-

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Subject: NLHS English I

Unit: 1 Short Stories/Parts of Speech/Grammatical Structure/Nonfiction/Narrative Length: 35 Days: 1-35


Literary Criticism-Ironic Reversal, Serial Gothic Literature

Gothic Literature View, Irony, and Narrator

11OA- Parts of Speech (Verbs)/Grammatical Structure

Short Story Unit -Poe’s Final Days pg 222

Standard Focus: Elements of an Expository Text, Synthesizing Material




13OA- Parts of Speech(Verbs)/Grammatical Structure




Short Story Unit –“Separate Spheres” “The Necklace” pg. 198-208

Standard Focus:

Realism, Point-of-View, Irony

LTF: Author’s Purpose Foundation Lesson


Short Story Unit –“Separate Spheres” “The Necklace” pg. 198-208

Standard Focus:

Realism, Point-of-View, Irony

LTF: Author’s Purpose Foundation Lesson

16OA- Parts of the Speech

(Adjectives)/Grammatical Structure

Standard Focus: Elements of a Narrative: Dialogue,

Pacing, Descriptions, Multiple Plot Lines,

Characters, Telling details, Sensory Language, Setting

17OA- Parts of Speech


Standard Focus: Elements of a Narrative: Dialogue, Pacing,

Descriptions, Multiple Plot Lines, Characters, Telling

details, Sensory Language, Setting














Descriptions, Multiple Plot Lines, Characters, Telling details, Sensory

Language, Setting



(Adverbs)/Grammatical Structure

Writing a Narrative



Writing a Narrative



Writing a Narrative



Writing a Narrative: Peer Editing



Writing a Narrative: Peer Editing


(Preposition) /Grammatical Structure

Standard Focus: SatireHow to Read Literature like

a Professor chapter “Hanseldee and Greteldum”

with analysis of satiric techniques through Shrek.


(Preposition)/Grammatical Structure

Short Story Unit: “Harrison Bergeron” pg 99

Standard Focus : Satire, Reversals, Exaggeration with Political and Social Critique










(Preposition)/Grammatical StructureShort Story Unit: “Harrison

Bergeron” pg 99

Standard Focus : Satire, Reversals, Exaggeration with Political and

Social Critique***Developing an Opinion Writing

Prompt on Technology31

OA- Parts of Speech (Conjunctions and

Interjections)/Grammatical Structure

Short Story Unit: “The Scarlet Ibis”

Standard Focus: Symbolism Analysis,

Christ-like Figures, Theme Analysis, Character

Analysis,

LTF: PAT Diction, Imagery, Figurative Language, Analysis


(Conjunctions and Interjections)/Grammatical

StructureShort Story Unit: “The Scarlet

Ibis”

Standard Focus: Symbolism Analysis, Christ-like Figures,

Theme Analysis, Character Analysis




Structure

Short Story Unit: “The Scarlet Ibis”

Standard Focus: Symbolism Analysis, Christ-like Figures,

Theme Analysis, Character


34OA- Parts of the Speech


Structure

Review for Assessment

35OA- Parts of Speech (Conjunctions

and Interjections)/Grammatical Structure

Short Story Unit Assessment- Presentation of Narratives


1OA- Parts of the Sentence/Grammatical Structure

Nonfiction: Historical Context of 1950’s

Standard Focus: Genre: Science Fiction, Elements of Dystopia, Review Satire


Nonfiction: Historical Context of 1950’s

Standard Focus: Genre: Science Fiction, Elements of Dystopia, Review Satire


Research Project and PowerPoint Activity

Censorship and Power








Presentation of PowerPoints


Presentation of PowerPoints


Standard Focus: Introduction to Syntax: Simple sentences, complex sentences, antithesis, anastrophe, loose sentence, paralipsis, synecdoche, understatements, etc.


Standard Focus: Introduction to Syntax; Simple sentences, complex sentences, antithesis, anastrophe, loose sentence, paralipsis, synecdoche, understatements, etc.


Literary Circles

Standard Focus: Annotation for Themes: Censorship, Propaganda, Knowledge Versus Ignorance, Happiness. Motifs: Paradoxes, Religion Symbols: Blood, Mirrors.

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Unit: 2 Fahrenheit 451/Parts of Sentence(Conventions Syntax)/Grammatical Structure/Nonfiction

Length: 25 Days: 1-25


Syntax: Simple sentences, complex sentences, antithesis, anastrophe, loose sentence, paralipsis, synecdoche, understatements, etc Literary Devices: Figurative Language, Imagery, Diction, Tone, Mood

Homework: Read 11 pages of Novel


Literary Circles

Standard Focus: Annotation for Themes: Censorship, Propaganda, Knowledge Versus Ignorance, Happiness. Motifs: Paradoxes, Religion Symbols: Blood, Mirrors. Syntax: Simple sentences, complex sentences, antithesis, anastrophe, loose sentence, paralipsis, synecdoche, understatements, etc Literary Devices: Figurative Language, Imagery, Diction, Tone, Mood



Literary Circles




Literary Circles




Literary Circles




Literary Circles





Literary Circles



Literary Circles




Literary Circles




Literary Circles




Literary Circles




Nonfiction: LTF Lessons with Modal 12

“The Great Imagination Heist”

Standard Focus: Rhetorical Strategies










Review for Unit Assessment


Unit Assessment


1OA- Grammatical Structure/ Language Usage(Knowledge of Language

Nonfiction: Historical Context of Segregation Laws (Jim Crow)/ The Great Depression/ Harper Lee/Civil Rights Movement


Nonfiction: Historical Context of Segregation Laws (Jim Crow)/ The Great Depression/ Harper Lee/The Civil Rights Movement








Vocabulary

Literary Circles

Standard Focus: (LTF) Dialect and


Vocabulary

Literary Circles

Standard Focus: (LTF) Dialect and Slang/ Euphemism Activity


Vocabulary

Literary Circles: Character Map/Gender Roles/Atticus as Christ-Figure/Indirect and Direct Characterization


Vocabulary



Vocabulary


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Unit: 3 To Kill a Mockingbird/Grammatical Structure/Language Usage(Knowledge of Language)/Nonfiction/Expository Writing/Speeches

Length: 40 days Days: 1-40


Slang/Euphemism Activity

Homework: Read 11 pages LTF Dialectical Journaling Activity 2 Character Journaling




Homework: Read 11 pages LTF LTF Dialectical Journaling Activity 2 Character Journaling


Vocabulary

Literary Circles

Standard Focus: Gothic Details, Supernatural Imagery, Symbolism

Homework: Read 11 pages LTF Dialectical Journaling Activity 3 Mood Journaling


Vocabulary

Literary Circles




Vocabulary

Literary Circles




Vocabulary

Literary Circles




Vocabulary

Literary Circles


Homework: Read 11 pages LTF Dialectical Journaling Activity3 Mood Journaling



Vocabulary

Literary Circles


Homework: Read 11 pages LTF Dialectical Journaling Activity 4 Symbolism Journal


Vocabulary

Literary Circles




Vocabulary

Literary Circles




Vocabulary

Literary Circles




Vocabulary

Literary Circles




Vocabulary

Literary Circles

Standard Focus: Theme:


Vocabulary

Literary Circles

Standard Focus: Theme: Writing Style- Return to the


Vocabulary

Literary Circles

Standard Focus: Theme: Writing


Vocabulary

Literary Circles



Vocabulary

Literary Circles



Writing Style-Return to the Lead

Homework: Read 11 pages LTF Dialectical Journaling Activity 5 Theme Journaling

Lead


Style- Return to the Lead







Standard Focus: Connecting Us Seminal Documents to Literary Works, Rhetorical Devices

Analysis of MLK’s “I Have a Dream” and “Letter from a Birmingham Jail”









Analysis of MLK’s “I Have a Dream” and “Letter from a

Birmingham Jail”

OA- Grammatical Structure/ Language Usage(Knowledge of Language


Analysis of MLK’s “I Have a Dream” and “Letter from a

Birmingham Jail”30


Standard Focus: Expository Text- introductions,

organization, transitions, domains specific language,

maintaining style, adding










Student Writing: Expository Piece




relevant facts and information

Read Sample WritingsLTF: Structural Foundation

Lessons



Lessons



Lessons36

OA- Grammatical Structure/ Language Usage(Knowledge of Language


LTF: Peer Reviews



LTF: Peer Review


Student Writing: Expository Piece Peer Reviews

LTF: Peer Review




Unit Assessment

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Unit: 4 Romeo and Juliet/Poetry/Grammatical Structure/Language Usage/Vocabulary Acquisitions and Use/Nonfiction/Argumentative Essay

Length: 45 Days 1-45


1OA- Grammatical Structure/Language and Usage

Non-fiction: Expository Reading of The Globe, hakespeare, and Tragedy

(LTF) Shakespeare’s Style and Language:SonnetIambic Pentameter, Blank Verse, Prose

2. OA- Grammatical Structure/Language and Usage

Non-fiction: Expository Reading of The Globe, Shakespeare, and Tragedy


3.OA- Grammatical Structure/Language and Usage








(LTF)Shakespeare’s Style and Language:SonnetIambic Pentameter, Blank Verse, Prose





Standards Focus:



Standards Focus: Dramatic Terminology – Dialogue, Monologue, Soliloquy, etc.

ReadingAct 1, Scene 1

LTF: Analyzing Argument

Standards Focus:CharacterizationCharacter Foils



Standards Focus:Vocabulary and Context Clues



Allusions throughout Act 1



Standards Focus:Allusions throughout Act 1




Standards Focus: Figurative Language


LTF - Vocabulary


Standards Focus:Character Analysis


LTF - Vocabulary


Standards Focus:Making Predictions and Connections


LTF - Vocabulary


Standard Focus:Word Usage


LTF - Vocabulary


Standards Focus:Inferences

ReadingAct 2, Scene 5 and 6

LTF - Vocabulary


Standards Focus:Plot DevelopmentSummarization


Standards Focus:Types of Conflict

Reading


Standards Focus:Colons, Semi-Colons, and the Dash

Syntax

Reading


Standards Focus:Irony- Dramatic, Verbal, and Situational

Reading


Standards Focus:Developing Opinions supported by textual evidence

Extended Metaphor

Reading



LTF - Vocabulary

Act 3, Scene 2

LTF - Vocabulary

Act 3, Scene 3

LTF - Vocabulary

Act 3, Scene 4

LTF - Vocabulary

Act 3, Scene 5

LTF - Vocabulary


Standards Focus:Pun


LTF: Rhetorical Strategies


Standards Focus:Foreshadowing




Standards Focus:Content Area- ConnectionsSuperstitions and Fate




Standards Focus:Characteristics of Drama - Suspense




Standards Focus:Comedic Relief, Theme



26.

OA- Grammatical Structure/Language and Usage

Standards Focus:Character Analysis


Standards Focus:Cause-and-Effect Relationships


Standards Focus:Theme


Standard Focus: Compare/Contrast Themes, Symbols, Cultural Significance,


Standard Focus: Compare/Contrast Themes, Symbols, Cultural Significance,


Characteristics of a Tragedy



Analyzing Tone





Issues found in Romeo and Juliet and West-Side Story

View- West-Side Story

Issues found in Romeo and Juliet and West-Side Story

View- West-Side Story


Standard Focus:

Introductions to Argumentative Essays Including organization, audience, purpose, transitions, creating claims, thesis statements, topic sentences, addressing counterclaims, keeping a formal styles, assertions, evidence, commentary, etc

Read and Analyze Weak and Strong Argumentative essays.


Standard Focus:

Introductions to Argumentative Essays Including organization, audience, purpose, transitions, creating claims, thesis statements, topic sentences, addressing counterclaims, keeping a formal styles, assertions, evidence, commentary, etck

Read and Analyze Weak and Strong Argumentative essays.


Student Writing: Argumentative Essays


Student Writing: Argumentative Essays


Student Writing: Argumentative Essays Peer Review Session



Standard Focus: Elements of Poetry- Alliterations, Antonym, Assonance, Connotation, Denotation, Form, Free Verse, Imagery, Meter, Rhyme, etc.

Reading: “Star Fish” pg 477, “A Blessing” pg 480

Added Poems by Teacher for Homework

LTF – “Root Cellar”



Reading: “Woman Work” and “Daily” pg 484-488





Reading: “In Just” pg 489 -491Added Poems by Teacher for Homework




Reading: “Once by the Pacific” pg 498-502Added Poems by Teacher for Homework

LTF- Sonnets (Teacher Choice)



Reading: “Hope is the thing with feathers” pg 511-515Added Poems by Teacher for Homework




Reading: “Fog” pg 516-519

Added Poems by Teacher for



Reading: “The Seven Ages of Man” pg 520-522

Added Poems by Teacher for



Reading: “Women” pg 523



Assessment Review


Unit Assessment


Homework


Homework



1OA - Grammatical Structure/Language Usage/Vocabulary Acquisition

Standard Focus: Archetype, Homer, Epic Hero, Epic

2OA -Grammatical Structure/Language Usage/Vocabulary Acquisition

Standard Focus: Archetype, Homer, Epic Hero, Epic Poem, Mythology, Background of

3OA-Grammatical Structure/Language Usage/Vocabulary Acquisition

Standard Focus: Archetype, Homer, Epic Hero, Epic Poem, Mythology, Background of Iliad,


Standard Focus: Archetype, Homer, Epic Hero, Epic Poem, Mythology, Background of Iliad,


Standard Focus: Archetype, Homer, Epic Hero, Epic Poem, Mythology, Background of Iliad, Trojan War,

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Unit: 5 The Odyssey/Grammatical Structure/Language Usage/Vocabulary Acquisition/Nonfiction/Literary Analysis

Length: 35 Days: 1-35


Poem, Mythology, Background of Iliad, Trojan War, The Greek gods

Student Research and Webquest and PowerPoints

LTF – Identifying and Interpreting Figurative Language in The Odyssey

Iliad, Trojan War, The Greek gods



Trojan War, The Greek gods



Trojan War, The Greek gods



The Greek gods




Standards Focus: Homeric similes, Tone, Expressing Opinions with textual support, Foreshadowing, Drawing Conclusions, Interpreting, Predictions, Word Origins, Figurative Language, Archetypal Character and Plot Structures, Idioms, Context Clues, Summarization, Epithets, Theme

Reading :

Part One and Two of the Odyssey pg 752-811

LTF- The Personal Archetype Lesson



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OA-Grammatical Structure/Language Usage/Vocabulary Acquisition


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Video Analysis:

Compare/Contrast The Odyssey to O Brother Where Art Thou


Video Analysis:



Video Analysis:





Unit Assessment

26OA-Grammatical Structure/Language Usage/Vocabulary Acquisition.

Standard Focus: Literary Analysis/Constructed Response

Thesis statements, topic sentences, assertions, evidence, commentary, organization, transition of ideas, correct use of language, correct interpretation of reading

LTF- Writing Foundation Lessons



Thesis statements, topic sentences, assertions, evidence, commentary, organization, transition of ideas, correct use of language, correct interpretation of reading,

















Thesis statements, topic sentences, assertions, evidence, commentary, organization, transition of ideas, correct use of language, correct interpretation of reading.
















