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Recent ActivityInstructor: Ms. Ann Drewry
The English Advanced College Prepatory 1 level, invites students to carefully read, analyze, and evaluate short stories, poems, plays, and novels. College bound students are also asked to develop their grammar, composition, and critical thinking skills with material selected from these genres of literature.
Class Announcements SUMMER!!Hello my dear ones!! It's always hard for me to bid adieu to my classes. . . I've gotten to know you all as the beautiful young women you are, and that makes me extremely happy to do what I do. This link was just sent to me from my proffesor (yes I am a student as well . . . I continue my education to ensure I could be the best teacher within my potential). It made me cry like a baby because I only hope that I have impacted your life as much as you have impacted mine. Have a great summer . . . feel free to email me at anytime . . anndrewry@hotmail.com (the mercy email is being reconstructed this summer). God bless. Love, Ms. Drewry
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvmCp_BOeIc Final Review 1. And Then There Were None
"Romeo and Juliet" The Curious Incident of The Dog In the Night For these three works of literature know the Author, Setting, Major/Minor Characters, Plot, Theme, Symbols. Poetry Terms: Stanza Form Imagery Organic and traditional poetry meter hyperbole metaphor simile repetition foot alliteration rhyme quatrain personification figurative language couplet assonance shakespearean sonnet haiku Vocab Units 7-12 Class Files No "Class Files" exist(s) Discussion Topics |
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