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English 2: World Literature. (10th grade). Introduction: This document is a tool that will provide an overview as to what to teach when to teach it
Grade – World Literature. TIME. CONTENT/THEME. CORE GOALS/SKILLS. ASSESSMENT. SUGGESTED RESOURCES. 1st Marking Period. Ancient Worlds.
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For teaching the Georgia Standards of. Excellence (GSE). World Literature. Reading Literary and Reading Informational. For use with Grades 9-10 Writing.
RIGOROUS CURRICULUM DESIGN. UNIT PLANNING ORGANIZER. Subject(s). English Language Arts. Grade and. Course. 10th Grade World Literature and Composition.
Using textual evidence they will analyze both explicit and inferred ideas about the human condition and spirit
9th Grade – Ancient History and Literature 10th Grade – World History and Literature ... Electives: Fine Arts (see appendix in Daily Lesson Plans).
9th Grade – Ancient History and Literature 10th Grade – World History and Literature ... Electives: Fine Arts (see appendix in Daily Lesson Plans).
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Grade – World Literature TIME CONTENT/ Chinese/Japanese Literature Unit Tests • Extension Activities • Diagramming • Tests • Extension Activities
English 2: Grade 10 - World Literature Prepared by: (10th grade) complete the writing activities that will be done in conjunction with the literature study
Unit Overview: Students will consider themes common to works from world literature unit by writing a literary analysis essay that includes strong and thorough of Stage 3 activities, as well as supplement with grade-appropriate texts
10th Grade World Literature The literature study will incorporate a variety of genres and multicultural writers and differentiated online activities and lessons
will engage in fewer “traditional” grammar, vocabulary, and spelling activities because GSE Units of Study for 10th Grade World Literature: August- October
COURSE DESCRIPTION: World Literature Honors is a study of the major concerning the incorporation of these films into our 10th grade World Additional possible consequences may include exclusion from interscholastic activities
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10th Grade - World Literature
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1st Marking Period
Ancient Worlds Persuasive Writing (Summer Read.) Chinese/Japanese Literature Ancient Greece & Rome Vocabulary Grammar • Elements of epics • Epic hero, archetype, quest/journey • Literary Devices • Structure: flashback, frame story • Figurative language: allusion • Literary Elements • Characterization, theme/moral, imagery, conflict • Literary Genre • Epic • Folk Tale • World Scriptures/Proverbs • Writing Process (modeled) • Intro, body, conclusion • Text Citation • Literary Devices • Structure: cause/effect text structure • Figurative language: aphorism, paradox, imagery, metaphor • Literary Elements • Tone, style, mood, theme (analyze relationship) • Literary Genre • Philosophical Text / Parables • Poetry • Tanka • Haiku • Elements of Tragic Drama • Aristotle's definition of tragedy/tragic hero • Literary Devices • Structure: foreshadow, flashback, strophe, anti-strophe, subplots • Figurative language: irony, illusion • Literary Elements • conflict, tone, point of view, irony, setting • Literary Genre • Tragic Drama • Word acquisition and usage • Parts of Speech, Parts of the Sentences • Unit Test w/ open ended question • Content plus application • Extension activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Revised five-paragraph essay • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Written Response (Collins Type 3) • Persuasive analysis of the components of a tragedy • Unit Tests • Extension Activities • Diagramming • Tests • Extension Activities • The Epic of Gilgamesh • The Mahabharata • The Fisherman and the Jinnee • Selections from the anthology • Tao Te Ching • The Analects • Zen Parables • Poetic selections from the anthology • Oedipus • Vocabulary Power Plus Book 2 • Sadlier-Oxford Books E and F • Anthology supplementals • Grammar Workbook • Anthology Supplementals • Student Samples
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2nd Marking Period The Middle Ages
Informative/Analytical Writing The Renaissance Vocabulary Grammar • Elements of Medieval Literature • Feudal values, courtly love, hero virtues • Elements of epic • Historical development of the epic, archetype • Literary Devices • Structure: narrative poetry • Figurative language: imagery, metaphor, allusion, irony • Literary Elements • symbolism, point of view (first person), voice, tone, purpose • Literary Genre • Medieval Epic • Poetry • Short Story • Allegory • Writing Process • Text Citations • Comparison of Purpose/Values • Literary Devices • Sound Techniques: scansion, rhyme, rhythm, meter, assonance, alliteration, repetition • Figurative Language: imagery, metaphor, irony, hyperbole • Literary Elements • Symbolism, characterization, motive, theme, tone, style, mod, conflict • Literary Genre • Poetry o Lyric Poetry o Sonnets • Fiction: short story, novella o Frame • Fiction: Courtly Romance • Drama o Elizabethan tragedy • Word acquisition and usage • Clauses • independent vs. dependent • adjective, adverb, noun • Sentence Type • Compound • Complex • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Five paragraph essay • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Unit Tests • Extension Activities • Unit Tests • Extension Activities • Song of Roland • Nibelungenlied • Percival: The Grail • The Divine Comedy • The Lay of the Werewolf • Selections from Petrarch and Ronsard • Decameron • Choose one selection from Elizabethan tragedy • Julius Caesar • Dr. Faustus (Marlowe) • From Don Quixote • Vocabulary Power Plus Book 2 • Sadlier-Oxford Books E and F • Anthology Supplementals • Grammar Workbook • Anthology Supplementals • Student Samples
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10th Grade - World Literature
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3rd Marking Period Rationalism
Romanticism Realism Informative/Analytical Writing Vocabulary Grammar • Literary Devices • Figurative Language: personification, exaggeration, understatement, faulty logic • Literary Elements • symbolism, moral • Literary Genre • Fable • Fiction/Satire • Elements of Romanticism • Nature, Individualism, Emotion • Literary Devices • Structure: foreshadow • Figurative language: imagery • Literary Elements
• Theme, tone, conflict, characterization (character motivation), symbolism, mood, point of view
• Literary Genre • Drama • Poetry • Elements of Realism • Common language, everyday characters, factual presentation • Literary Devices • Structure: foreshadow, flashback • Figurative language: irony • Literary Elements
• characterization (dynamic/static, motivation), conflict (internal/external), setting, theme, tone, mood
• Literary Genre • Fiction: short story • Drama • Critical Review • Writing Process • Text Citations • Comparison of Romantic/Realistic works (Prentice Hall 956) • Word acquisition and usage • Verbals (recognition, construction, application) • Participles • Gerunds • Infinitive • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Five paragraph essay • Unit Tests • Extension Activities • Unit Tests • Extension Activities • The Fox and the Crow • The Oak and the Reed • Candide • Faust (Goethe) • The Expiation • Other poetic selections from anthology • Choice of short stories • Two Friends • How much land Does a Man Need • A Problem • A Doll House • Choice of Critical Reviews on A Doll House from anthology • Vocabulary Power Plus Book 2 • Sadlier-Oxford Books E and F • Anthology Supplementals • Grammar Workbook • Anthology Supplementals • Student Samples
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• Appositives • Prepositional phrases
10th Grade - World Literature
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4th Marking Period Modern
Contemporary Informative/Analytical Writing Vocabulary Grammar • Elements of Modern Literature • Experimentation, psychological analysis of character, questioning values of the past • Elements of Literature of the Fantastic • Nightmarish mood, science fiction, distorted views • Literary Devices • Structure: foreshadow, flashback, epiphany • Figurative Language: irony, imagery, metaphor • Literary Elements • Conflict, mood, tone, characterization (direct/indirect, static/dynamic), purpose, point of view, setting, atmosphere, speaker • Literary Genre • Autobiographical Fiction • Short Stories • Poetry o Lyrical • Elements of Literature of Contemporary Literature
• Conflicting lifestyles (traditional/modern), postwar reaction to culture, passionate search for identity and meaning
• Literary Devices • Figurative Language: irony, imagery, metaphor, simile, personification • Literary Elements • Point of view, conflict, purpose, tone, mood, symbolism, theme, speaker • Literary Genre • Short Story o Magical Realism o Existentialism • Speech • Poetry o Surrealism • Memoir/Oral History • Novel • Writing Process • Text Citations • Comparison and contrast Literary Themes
Across Cultures (Prentice Hall 1402)
• Word acquisition and usage • Review • phrases and clauses • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Unit Test w/ open ended questions • Content plus application • Extension Activities • Collins quizzes/activities • Five paragraph essay • Unit Tests • Extension Activities • Unit Tests • Extension Activities • The Metamorphosis • Poetic selections from anthology • Choice of short story selections from anthologies • War • The Glass of Milk • Under Reconstruction • My Old Home • The Handsomest Drowned Man in the World • House Taken Over • The Guest • The Noble Prize n Literature • Selections of Poetry from anthology • Supplimental text including but not limited to • Mirrors and Windows • Choice of novel including but not limited to • Things Fall Apart • Vocabulary Power Plus Book 2 • Sadlier-Oxford Books E and F • Anthology Supplementals • Grammar Workbook
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• sentence types and combination • Anthology Supplementals • Student Samples
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ALL MARKING PERIODS RECURSIVE Comprehension and Reading Skills For Fiction & Non-Fiction Interpretation and Analysis Of Fiction and Non-Fiction • Vocabulary o Acquisition and use • Word recognition o Root words and content words • Inferences/conclusions/generalizations o Make inferences o Cite supporting evidence • Main idea/details o Identified stated or implied main idea o Cite supporting evidence • Summarization o Summarize key details • Genre o Identify/analyze purpose o Cite supporting evidence • Interpret, compare, describe, analyze and evaluate components o Character, setting, plot, theme, tone, style, mood, symbolism o Connections between texts • Interpret, compare, describe, analyze and evaluate literary devices
o Examples/purpose/effectiveness of personification, simile, metaphor, hyperbole, satire, imagery, foreshadowing, flashbacks and irony
o Identify and assess effectiveness of point of view o Fact vs. opinion o Bias/propaganda techniques • Collins Activities • Unit Tests • Writing Activities • Extension Activities • Collins Activities • Unit Tests • Writing Activities • Extension Activities • Teacher Modeling • Scaffolding of Techniques • PSSA style questions • Classroom Texts
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