AP English IV
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Important Dates
January 3 (T) A Doll’s House, discussion A Doll’s House MWDS and free-response essay due
January 4 (W) Poetry close reading test #1 (metaphor, internal rhyme, end-stopped lines, vocabulary)
January 5 (Th) Writing Workshop: Introductory and concluding paragraphs
January 6 (F) Brave New World Introduction (Background information on Huxley, utopian societies, activity, dehumanization, role of individualism, historical context)
January 9 (M) William Wordsworth: Kirszner: “Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802,” 1209; “I wandered lonely as a cloud,” 1048; “The Solitary Reaper,” provided; “The World is Too Much with Us,” 855. (Background information on Wordsworth and Romantic Period)
January 10 (T) In-class essay #1 (1992: The Prelude: speaker’s changing responses to nature)
January 3 (T) A Doll’s House, discussion A Doll’s House MWDS and free-response essay due
January 4 (W) Poetry close reading test #1 (metaphor, internal rhyme, end-stopped lines, vocabulary)
January 5 (Th) Writing Workshop: Introductory and concluding paragraphs
January 6 (F) Brave New World Introduction (Background information on Huxley, utopian societies, activity, dehumanization, role of individualism, historical context)
January 9 (M) William Wordsworth: Kirszner: “Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3, 1802,” 1209; “I wandered lonely as a cloud,” 1048; “The Solitary Reaper,” provided; “The World is Too Much with Us,” 855. (Background information on Wordsworth and Romantic Period)
January 10 (T) In-class essay #1 (1992: The Prelude: speaker’s changing responses to nature)