1. AP Literature April Agenda

2. Agenda 4/2/13 Hamlet-Act 3 M/C The Eolian Harp (Poetry)  In groups answer multiple choice  For each answer write a rational for correct answer

3. Agenda 4/4/13 Hamlet, Act 3 cont. Finish Eolian Harp m/c and rationales  Go over answers Advice Letters-Read and Share Major Works Data Sheet for independent novel due Monday, April 8 th Read Act 4 of Hamlet for Monday

4. Act 3 Roles King-Abby Rosencrantz-Matt Guildenstern-Aurora Queen-Andrew Polonius-Joey Hamlet-Mrs. F Ophelia-Ashley Kate First Player-Miranda Horatio-Kassiel First/Player King- Zak Player Queen- Andrew Lucianus- Jazmin Ghost Hamlet- Frank

5. Agenda 4/8/13 AP Exam pre-bubble sheets Hamlet m/c practice quiz Hamlet Act 5 Major Works Data Sheet due Wed. April 10 th There Eyes Were Watching God-April 17 th

6. Act 5 Roles First Gravedigger-Aurora Second Gravedigger-Miranda Hamlet-Mrs. F Horatio-Kassiel Laertes-Frank First Priest-Jazmin Queen-Andrew King-Zak Osric-Jazmin Fortinbras-Joey

7. Agenda 4/9/13 Read and share Parent Advice letters.

8. Agenda 4/10/13 Paired Poem Essay: A Barred Owl and The History Teacher.  Complete the pre-writing/annotation activity  Write the essay (practice weaving) After lunch, Act 5 Hamlet cont.

9. Agenda 4/12/13 Hamlet Act 5, finish

10. Agenda 4/17/13 Paired poem essay: 40 minutes. Go! There Eyes Were Watching God  Covers: What do you notice  Background info-Hurston  1 st page-What do you glean

11. Agenda 4/23/13 Hamlet Essay Yay!  Using your MWDS, answer the open prompt from 2011.  Do your pre-planning on the prompt sheet  Practice the weaving technique  Make sure to answer all parts of the prompt After lunch, Hamlet discussion  Tragic hero/compare contrast with Ethan Frome Have Chpts. 6-10 TEWWG by Thurs. April 25 th. Expect an assessment! 5 class periods left….

12. Agenda 4/25/13 TEWWG Quiz TEWWG passage m/c Discuss TEWWG Senior Anthology Assignment Vandlers Exploring a Poem  It’s a Woman’s World  Mirror  Schizophrenia

13. TEWWG Chpts 1-10 Quiz Respond to the following quotes, identify who said it, context, and significance. 1. “Ah wanted to preach a great sermon about colored women sittin’ on high, but they wasn’t no pulpit for me.” 2. “A pretty doll-baby lak you is made to sit on de front porch and rock and fan yo’self and eat p’taters dat other folks plant just special for you.” 3. “Ah knows uh few things, and womenfolks thinks sometimes too!”

14. Agenda 4/29/13 Open Prompt Analysis  For each work we read this year, find 2 AP Open prompts that would fit that work.  Pick one of the two chosen open prompts and complete a QAD (See handout) Literary Periods handout  Find which literary period each work would fit.