Night Reading Schedule, Assignments, Due Dates, and Points Possible

Advanced English 10

Mr. Haefer EE 13

Night Reading Schedule, Assignments, Due Dates, and Points Possible

From November 1 through December 8, our class will read Night, a non-fiction, autobiographical novel written by Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel.

·  Reading will be done in class and at home.

·  Assessments include chapter quizzes, vocabulary worksheets, Cornell notes, and a final exam / essay.

·  All quizzes will be given at the beginning of the class period; therefore, all reading should be completed prior to the dates listed below. The page numbers listed below follow the Glencoe text.

·  Each quiz will include multiple choice questions and vocabulary questions for each reading section.

Night Unit Standards and Objectives

Literary Response and Analysis 3.0, 3.11, 3.12

·  Students will read and respond to a historically significant

work of literature that enhances their studies of history

and social science (R 3.0).

·  Students will evaluate the aesthetic qualities of style, diction, figurative language, tone and theme in non-fiction literature (R 3.1).

·  Students will analyze the way in which a work of literature is related to themes and issues of its historical period (R 3.12).

Reading Assignment Quiz Dates Points

Introduction (10-31 – 11-3) Lecture / Notes

Quiz Thurs., 11-2-17 (B) 30

Friday, 11-3-17 (A)

Introductory Handouts (3) 1 page Cornell Notes 10

Night - Section I (11-6 – 11-10)

Chapter 1, Pgs. 1-14 Read and Note

Quiz Thurs., 11-9-17 (A) 30

Friday, 11-10-17 (B)

1 page Cornell Notes 10

Night - Sections 2 - 4 (11-13 – 11-17) Read and Note

Quiz Thurs. 11-16-17 (A) 50

Friday, 11-17-17 (B)

Chapters 2, 3, 4, Pgs. 15 – 43 1 page Cornell Notes 10

Sections 5 - 9 (11-27 – 12-1) Read and Note

Chapters 5,6,7,8,9; Pgs. 44 – 77 Thurs., 11-30-17 (B) 55

Friday, 12-1-17 (A)

1 page Cornell Notes 10

Night Final Exam Dec. 7 (A) Dec. 8 (B)