A Separate Peace

Student Calendar 2015

Wed. 11/18 Chapter 1 due

Fri. 11/20 Chapter 2-3 due

Thanksgiving Break

Mon. 11/30 Chapters 4-6 due: Annotation Check: 2-6

Wed. 12/2 Chapter 7 due

Fri. 12/4 Chapter 8 due; Annotation Check: 7-8; Friday Quiz

Mon. 12/7 Chapter 9 due

Wed. 12/9 Chapter 10 due

Fri. 12/11 Chapter 11 Pages 152-161 due; Annotation check: 9-10; Friday Quiz

Mon. 12/14 Chapter 11 Pages 161-177 due

Wed. 12/16 Chapter 12 due

Fri. 12/18 Chapter 13 due; Final Discussion

TBD Final Paper due

Your grade for this unit will be based on participation (small group and large group discussions), homework and preparation (reading, annotations, reading guide, being prepared for class), tests / quizzes (vocabulary, reading comprehension), and writing (final paper).

Annotation Requirements:

3 annotations + 1 sentence summary per chapter (10 points per week)

If you don’t complete the reading / annotations you will be required to complete a Reading Guide for the missed chapter(s).

Annotation Guide

FOR EACH CHAPTER, complete AT LEAST 3 annotations and 1 one-sentence summary frame. Try to spread out your annotations as much as possible through chapter!

Your one-sentence summary frame format:

Ch. ______begins with______, continues with______, and ends with ______.

Characterization / New Characters

·  Underline direct and indirect characterization

·  Explain what this tells the reader about the character’s personality

·  Underline or circle the names

·  Make note of how characters change or develop

·  Make note of how friendships change or develop

Setting

·  What is the feeling of the setting?

·  What adjectives are used to describe the setting?

Questions

·  Write a question

·  What are you confused about?

Reactions/Thoughts

·  How did a specific passage make you feel?

·  This made me think of…

·  Underline the specific passage

Important Quote or Moment

·  How do you know it is important or significant?

·  How might this moment impact the characters or plot?

·  Underline the important quote or moment

Foreshadowing

·  Write a prediction

·  Underline foreshadowing

Literary Devices

·  Identify what type of literary device is used (simile, metaphore, hypole, etc.)

·  What is the effect of this literary device?

·  Underline the sentence