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Grade – World Literature. TIME. CONTENT/THEME. CORE GOALS/SKILLS. ASSESSMENT. SUGGESTED RESOURCES. 1st Marking Period. Ancient Worlds.

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10th Grade - World Literature

TIME

CONTENT/THEME

CORE GOALS/SKILLS

ASSESSMENT

SUGGESTED RESOURCES

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

10th Grade - World Literature

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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

10th Grade - World Literature

• 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

10th Grade - World Literature

• 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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