Period 5, English 10-2021-2022 Assignments
- Instructor
- Ms. Anna Kim
- Term
- 2021-2022 School Year
- Department
- English
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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due tomorrow before class @1PM
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Project must be in YOUR OWN WORDS. Do sufficient research so you are confident in your work and presentation.
Upload one per group.
Due Sunday 5/8 @9PM
Presentations begin Monday
Upload one per group.
Due Sunday 5/8 @9PM
Presentations begin Monday
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due at the end of the period
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due before class tomorrow @1pm
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due at the end of class
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Due: May 1st, 2022 @9PM
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due tomorrow before class @1PM
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study questions - due before class tomorrow @1PM
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Use your outline and compose your final product to another Google doc.
Final product must include 4 paragraphs
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: Night - Essay
Due: At the end of the period 4/22
Final product must include 4 paragraphs
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: Night - Essay
Due: At the end of the period 4/22
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focus on developing the body paragraphs
- due at the end of the period
- due at the end of the period
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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due tomorrow before class @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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due tomorrow before class @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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Add a gif that describes your spring break. Include a title.
due - before class ends today @2:15PM
due - before class ends today @2:15PM
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due Friday @9PM
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due tomorrow by @1pm
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Based on the readings and video, answer the following questions in complete sentences
due tomorrow before class @1PM
due tomorrow before class @1PM
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due tomorrow before class @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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Describe yourself in the following:
1) A good way to describe me is…
2) An adjective or phrase that I most relate to is...
due - tomorrow before class @1PM
1) A good way to describe me is…
2) An adjective or phrase that I most relate to is...
due - tomorrow before class @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1PM
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complete before class tomorrow @1PM
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Use your outline and compose your final product to another Google doc.
Final product must include 1 paragraph
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: Unit 1 - Essay
Due: At the end of the period 2/23
Final product must include 1 paragraph
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: Unit 1 - Essay
Due: At the end of the period 2/23
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1. read the following short story and provide annotations (look at the questions on the side margin)
2. submit annotations once you are done
3. submit study questions once you are done
There will be a reading quiz on Tuesday
Due - Sunday 2/20 @9PM
2. submit annotations once you are done
3. submit study questions once you are done
There will be a reading quiz on Tuesday
Due - Sunday 2/20 @9PM
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Watch the video and answer the following questions
due tomorrow before class @1PM
due tomorrow before class @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @11AM
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due tomorrow before class @1PM
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due before class tomorrow @1pm
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due: before class tmrw @1PM
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due - sunday 2/6 @9PM
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due - Thursday before class @1PM
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due before class Wed @1PM
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Gothic Literature Infographics: https://www.theguardian.com/books/interactive/2014/may/09/reading-gothic-novel-pictures
(Use the link above to access more infographics)
Due: before class Tuesday 1/25 @1PM
(Use the link above to access more infographics)
Due: before class Tuesday 1/25 @1PM
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Due: Sunday 1/23 @9PM
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due: before class Thursday @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 1/16 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 1/16 @9PM
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- Follow the directions on the "Finding Joy" project and compose 10 sentences in total
- Rate each of your experiences ranging from 1 star (lowest) and 5 star (highest) = 2 sentences per rating
- Use imagery in your writing: target the senses so the reader can visualize your experience
- Provide 2 images that relate to each writing
Due: Thursday before class @1PM
- Rate each of your experiences ranging from 1 star (lowest) and 5 star (highest) = 2 sentences per rating
- Use imagery in your writing: target the senses so the reader can visualize your experience
- Provide 2 images that relate to each writing
Due: Thursday before class @1PM
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Read the following directions on the last slide and upload a screenshot of your email to your teacher of choice
Make sure to follow the proper email etiquette that we reviewed in class
Due: before the end of the period (1/11 Tuesday @2PM)
Make sure to follow the proper email etiquette that we reviewed in class
Due: before the end of the period (1/11 Tuesday @2PM)
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Use your outline and compose your final product to another Google doc.
Final product must include 4 paragraphs. (1 introduction, 2 body paragraphs, 1 conclusion)
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: "The Tempest" Final Essay
Due: At the end of the period 12/9 Thursday
Final product must include 4 paragraphs. (1 introduction, 2 body paragraphs, 1 conclusion)
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: "The Tempest" Final Essay
Due: At the end of the period 12/9 Thursday
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Complete the following draft outline.
Select two key themes and identify a character or two characters that highlights and portrays your two themes of choice. Provide textual evidence to support your theme portrayal and explain how it impacts the plot development of The Tempest.
Due at the end of the period 2PM
Thursday - you will submit the final paragraphs on turnitin.com. INTRODUCTION AND CONCLUSION will be included in final draft. It is highly recommended that you brainstorm what to include in your introduction and conclusion
Select two key themes and identify a character or two characters that highlights and portrays your two themes of choice. Provide textual evidence to support your theme portrayal and explain how it impacts the plot development of The Tempest.
Due at the end of the period 2PM
Thursday - you will submit the final paragraphs on turnitin.com. INTRODUCTION AND CONCLUSION will be included in final draft. It is highly recommended that you brainstorm what to include in your introduction and conclusion
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Due at the end of class 12/7 Tuesday @2PM
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Due: before class Wednesday 12/1 @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 11/21 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 11/21 @9PM
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Create a Google Slide that includes the following:
1) Begin with "Thou art a...."
2) Choose a word from column 1,2,3. And create a 3 word Shakespearean insult
Ex) Thou art a reeky toad spotted baggage!
3) Provide 3 images that relate to your insult
4) Explain your insult in a paragraph (5-6 sentences)
- Begin with "My Shakespearean insult is ......"
- Define what each word means Ex) The first word "reeky" means foul smelling. When something reeks, it is unpleasant; this causes people to avoid the reeky object/person.
- How does the combination of the words affect the overall meaning of your insult?
- What does your insult mean?
Due: Friday before class
1) Begin with "Thou art a...."
2) Choose a word from column 1,2,3. And create a 3 word Shakespearean insult
Ex) Thou art a reeky toad spotted baggage!
3) Provide 3 images that relate to your insult
4) Explain your insult in a paragraph (5-6 sentences)
- Begin with "My Shakespearean insult is ......"
- Define what each word means Ex) The first word "reeky" means foul smelling. When something reeks, it is unpleasant; this causes people to avoid the reeky object/person.
- How does the combination of the words affect the overall meaning of your insult?
- What does your insult mean?
Due: Friday before class
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Due before class Thursday 11/18 @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 11/14 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 11/14 @9PM
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Due: Thursday 11/11 @9PM
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Create a Google Slides document and attach pictures of your utopia.
Utopia = an imagined place where everything is perfect
Fill your slides with images and texts to depict your perfect world
DUE: Tuesday @11:59PM
Utopia = an imagined place where everything is perfect
Fill your slides with images and texts to depict your perfect world
DUE: Tuesday @11:59PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 11/7 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 11/7 @9PM
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Due before class 11/5 (Fri) @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Friday 10/29 @2pm due at the end of class!
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Friday 10/29 @2pm due at the end of class!
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Answer the prompt in the Google Doc.
Due at the end of the period 10/29 Fri @2PM
Due at the end of the period 10/29 Fri @2PM
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Use your outline and compose your final product to another Google doc.
Final product must include 2 body paragraphs.
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: Unit 4 Essay
Due: At the end of the period 10/22 Friday
Final product must include 2 body paragraphs.
Check for:
1. indent beginning of each paragraph
2. topic sentences = topic + central idea
3. textual evidences, citation + commentary/analysis
4. present tense
5. avoid summaries, pronouns (I, you), informal language such as slang
6. check for spelling and grammar, punctuation (mechanics)
Submit on Google Classroom AND turnitin.com
Class ID: 32043466
Class enrollment key: 2021-5
Assignment: Unit 4 Essay
Due: At the end of the period 10/22 Friday
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Complete the following template/outline to help compose your body paragraphs.
The template/outline is to help organize and provide structure to your body paragraph.
**The stronger your outline, the easier it'll be to draft your final essay**
Remember, the final essay is ONLY 2 PARAGRAPHS.
Outline is due at the end of the period.
The template/outline is to help organize and provide structure to your body paragraph.
**The stronger your outline, the easier it'll be to draft your final essay**
Remember, the final essay is ONLY 2 PARAGRAPHS.
Outline is due at the end of the period.
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due before class 10/14 Thursday @11AM
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Due: before class Tuesday 10/12 @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 10/10 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 10/10 @9PM
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Due before class Friday 10/8 @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Friday 10/1 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Friday 10/1 @9PM
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Due before class Thursday 9/30 @1PM
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due before class Tuesday 9/28 @1PM
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Captions due 9/26 Sunday @9PM
Drawing due 9/27 Monday in class
Captions due 9/26 Sunday @9PM
Drawing due 9/27 Monday in class
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due before class Wednesday @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 9/19 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 9/19 @9PM
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Due before class Friday 9/17 @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 9/12 @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday 9/12 @9PM
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Due before class Friday 9/10 @1PM
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1. Write sentences using the vocab in proper context
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday @9PM
2. Make sure your sentences have 10 words minimum and provide word count on the side
3. Highlight vocab in sentence
Due: Sunday @9PM
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Due: 9/3 Fri @11AM
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Using the poem we covered and color coded in class, answer the questions on the document.
COLOR CODE YOUR WORK
due: Tuesday (8/31) @1PM
COLOR CODE YOUR WORK
due: Tuesday (8/31) @1PM
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Type notes during the presentation to help you study for the literary term quiz.
Quiz will take place after all presentations.
Quiz will take place after all presentations.
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Only ONE person from the group needs to upload and submit the project
Title: GROUP #, Group member's names
Due: Friday 8/20 @9PM
Title: GROUP #, Group member's names
Due: Friday 8/20 @9PM
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Please read the directions for the virtual locker assignment.
1) Find your number in the attendance sheet.
2) Your locker # is the same as your attendance #.
3) Claim your locker and write your name (MAKE SURE TO USE YOUR ATTENDANCE NUMBER TO CLAIM YOUR LOCKER.)
4) Begin work! Refer to Google Slides for more information and directions.
5) Record, upload, and link audio file.
** DO NOT delete/erase other people's slides. Everyone is working simultaneously so please be mindful. **
Due: Friday August 13th @ 9PM.
Presentations begin Tuesday August 17th.
This is a project graded assignment. 20 points.
1) Find your number in the attendance sheet.
2) Your locker # is the same as your attendance #.
3) Claim your locker and write your name (MAKE SURE TO USE YOUR ATTENDANCE NUMBER TO CLAIM YOUR LOCKER.)
4) Begin work! Refer to Google Slides for more information and directions.
5) Record, upload, and link audio file.
** DO NOT delete/erase other people's slides. Everyone is working simultaneously so please be mindful. **
Due: Friday August 13th @ 9PM.
Presentations begin Tuesday August 17th.
This is a project graded assignment. 20 points.