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January 10, 2012

AP Language: January 10-14 (Parallel Reading Project)

Welcome Back! Happy New Year Students!

I hope everyone had a fabulous break, now the countdown begins....Wednesday, May 16th - AP Language Exam

Download White/Blue Day Calendar: Download 2011-2012-blue-white-calendar

This Week's Agenda:

Tuesday (White Day) and Wednesday (Blue Day): Parallel Reading Project. You will choose your Top 3 books in class and I will tell you next class period which book is yours to read. Please obtain a copy of the book as soon as possible. Your first annotation check is February 7th/8th. Happy Reading!

Download Parallel Reading Book List: Download AP Parallel Reading Second Semester 2012

Download Parallel Reading Tiered Project: Download AP Parallel Reading Assignment 2012

Thursday (White Day) and Friday (Blue Day): Bring your Persepolis book to class and to class the rest of this month. We will dive into the the text with classroom discussion and in-class activities. We will also practice for the summative assessment at the end of the month.

 

 

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