This document outlines the weekly assignments and tasks for a literature and writing course over 4 weeks. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about poems, assignments to complete graphic organizers about characters in Beowulf, and questions analyzing themes like heroism. Performance tasks involve close reading strategies like noticing, wondering and connecting; a project in week 2; and creating a graphic about a character from Beowulf. Written tasks also include analyzing values in Beowulf and a poem about unity in difficult times.
This document outlines the weekly assignments and tasks for a literature and writing course over 4 weeks. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about poems, assignments to complete graphic organizers about characters in Beowulf, and questions analyzing themes like heroism. Performance tasks involve close reading strategies like noticing, wondering and connecting; a project in week 2; and creating a graphic about a character from Beowulf. Written tasks also include analyzing values in Beowulf and a poem about unity in difficult times.
This document outlines the weekly assignments and tasks for a literature and writing course over 4 weeks. It includes multiple choice and short answer questions about poems, assignments to complete graphic organizers about characters in Beowulf, and questions analyzing themes like heroism. Performance tasks involve close reading strategies like noticing, wondering and connecting; a project in week 2; and creating a graphic about a character from Beowulf. Written tasks also include analyzing values in Beowulf and a poem about unity in difficult times.
LAS: Crossing the Bar 1. A 2. B 3. C 4. D 5. C 6. C 7. A/B 8. AMV (How can you relate the meaning of the poem to your personal experiences?) 9. AMV (What sense you get of the poet’s feelings about the way he has lived his life? Does he exude disappointment, or contentment?) 10. AMV (Can you associate this with other people’s experiences? Explain.) WEEK 1 DAY 2: Performance Task#1- 15 pts LT#5: Notice, Wonder, Connect Organizer 1. What I NOTICE while Reading 2. What I WONDER about while Reading 3. How I CONNECT to the Text WEEK 2 DAY 1 and 2: Performance Task#2: 45 pts PROJECT! WEEK 3 DAY 1: Written Task#2: 15 pts LT#2: Beowulf 1. To give honor to Hrothgar, his father’s friend 2. He was famous for his powerful grip. It reveals that he was powerful. 3. Because of the sword which lent by Unferth. 4. AMV (What were the qualities deeply esteemed by the people of those times? Would those qualities be equally esteemed in our times?) Answer for no. 5: 1. Heorot 2. Grendel 3. Beowulf 4. Ecgtheow 5. Unferth 6. Arm 7. Sword 8. Geatland 9. Thief 10. Wiglaf WEEK 3 DAY 2: Performance Task#3- 20 pts LT#3: Graphic Organizer Beowulf Characters: Significant Details about the Character Representation of the Character in the Present Beowulf King Hrothgar Grendel Grendel’s Mother Wiglaf Dragon LAS: VUCA: Written Task#3- 10 pts 1. F. heroic 2. E. intelligent 3. C. monstrous 4. A. evil 5. D. courageous 6. B. vicious 7. -10.AMV ( if you were given a chance to choose a character in the epic, Beowulf, what were his/her values which you think are still relevant today? Why?) WEEK 4 DAY 1: Written Task#4- 10 pts. We are not the Virus 1. The risk of their lives in fight for COVID-19, and lack of support from the government 2. The love and the calling of their profession 3. Seek the government and the unity of everyone 4. Unity 5. AMV (Graphic organizer: Intial and Final) WEEK 4 DAY 2: Performance Task#4- 20 pts LT#8: OUR HERO AMV