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Brighton High School ~ 8045 Highway 51 South – Brighton, TN 38011
“BHS – Making a Difference” EXTRA CREDIT (2 points): Look up the definition for sesquipedalian. ACT Help and Practice – Check out this presentation to help you prepare for the ACT!!! Literature The Crucible The Crucible – Historical Information and Terms to Know Journal Topics – Complete one journal entry per act. Follow the instructions on the link to the topics. Questions for each act o Act I o Act II o Act III o Act IV Assignment for Martin Luther King, Jr. – from “Letter from Birmingham Jail” (February 26^th) Poetry by Gwendolyn Brooks (February 24^th) Black History – Zora Neale Hurston’s “How It Feels to Be Colored Me” (February 22^nd) Pre-reading information for The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano (February 18^th) Grammar ACT: Semicolons, Colons, Dashes, and Quotation Marks (February 22^nd) ACT: Apostrophes and Commas Practice (February 16^th) Fragments – Power Point Presentation Vocabulary Words and Definitions Through My Eyes Pre and Post reading activities Information Sheet Vocabulary Words and Definitions nglish I Lab:ra credit points, research information on the Scottsboro Trials, print out, and turn in.n a song or poem
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ODD			EVEN
1^st Block: English III (Room 301)			1^st Block: English II Lab (Room 301)
2^nd Block: English III (Room 301)			2^nd Block: English II Lab (Room 301)
3^rd Block: Weight Training/Girls Basketball (Gym)			3^rd Block: Weight Training/Girls Basketball (Gym)
4^th Block: English III (Room 301)			4^th Block: English II Lab
1. Be respectful to others, yourself, teachers, and the classroom environment. 2. Be responsible. 3. Follow and obey all school procedures and policies.
To Kill a Mockingbird Handouts for Literary Analysis Literary Analysis: To Kill a Mockingbird – Click to view the essay assignment. Outline for Literary Analysis – The outline you need to complete by November 4^th is on pages 2-4. Information Sheet for English III Calendars (due dates, assignments, tests, important dates): · 1^st 9 Weeks o August, September, October, November To Kill a Mockingbird handouts and help · Click here to read the book online Study Guide Questions for Part One of To Kill a Mockingbird Questions for Part Two of To Kill a Mockingbird · Sample Student Answers for Study Guide Questions
English 3 Information		Class rules, materials, grade breakdown, objectives, consequences, rewards
Writing Assessment Objectives		List of the objectives that each student is expected to master
Vocabulary		Vocabulary lists
Ms. Holmes Webpage		Ms. Holmes webpage is a useful source. She has several helpful links, and she also keeps a weekly record of classroom activities and assignments.
Graphic Organizer		Graphic Organizer – Persuasion Map to help organize your thoughts.
TCAP Writing Assessment Information		Information on TCAP Writing Assessment including past topics and scoring rubric
ACT Test Prep : Sample Tests		This web site provides sample ACT questions. By navigating around the site, you can also find test tips, test descriptions, college planning information, and much more. Check it out!
English I Lab: Chapter 9 Test
Study Guide – Harper Lee’s To Kill A Mockingbird
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This page last updated: March 18, 2010