Well, what a wild GOTHTOBER this is turning out to be!
We’ve already gone mad with Poe, paid homage with Bradbury, and bent our minds with Ellison! Now it’s time to run through the rose garden of our proverbial Gothic castle!
Click here to access “A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner!
FRESHMAN CLASSES — next time we meet, we will be taking the Sentence and Its Parts Exam!
To finish our preparation, please take the time to check the work you’ve done in your review packet. The answers to these exercises can be accessed by CLICKING RIGHT HERE (YES THESE WORDS YOU’RE READING RIGHT NOW)!
After you’ve checked your answers, please work with a partner to review any exercises that proved problematic. Once you have clarified any issues regarding the review packet, please look over the notes/homework/exercises we have been working on throughout the unit.
Best of luck!
Terror! Horror! Poe!
Let’s kick off the GOTHTOBER festivities by reading “The Fall of the House of Usher,” a masterpiece of Gothic literature!
AP English students — click THIS LINK RIGHT HERE to be transported to our WebQuest for Ask the Dust.
No, it’s not May 2015 yet — but that doesn’t mean we can’t get ready for the AP English Literature and Composition Exam!
To begin our journey towards the Land of Oz that is the AP Exam, let’s check out the PowerPoint linked below. Then, click on the second posted link, and complete AP English Literature Practice Exam 1 and 2!
In my absence, read through the following PowerPoint Presentations and complete the notes that have been distributed in class. Upon my return I will be checking to see that notes, exercises, and homework has been completed!