NOTICE: THIS STUDENT PAGE IS IN THE PROCESS OF BEING MOVED TO ANOTHER WEBSITE! My hope is to have the new site up and running by our January return, but I make no promises as I have to learn the new site, how to format it and update it weekly, as well as how to transfer all of my files from this site. Again, I will do my best, but until the new site is functional, please refer to your peers, the class boards, and finally me if you are absent and need information! Thanks for your patience and understanding!!
Welcome to Honors English 10!
On this page you will find the necessary information about what is going on in class daily. Remember that this is only basic information, and it may change without notice. Be sure to ask a classmate about what you missed when you were absent, or check the white boards upon your return.

Textbooks online! Go to http://my.hrw.com ID: tbennecke Password:r9r3k
Turnitin.com: ID: 8550148, Password: cougars1
Please note: Not everything that happens in class is listed on this page. The list of class time here is a basic outline of what we covered. ALWAYS ask someone what happened in class if you are absent so you don't get behind
Please remember: Per department grading policy, there will be NO POINTS AWARDED for make up assignments until your absence has been cleared through the attendance office. This means think very hard BEFORE you ditch class to go eat or hangout with friends! Uncleared absences can affect your grade and keep you from graduating!!
Goodies:
10 Honors Syllabus
MLA Format Sample
Book in Room Contract
Grammar Help
Keep in mind: Students turning in make up work due to absences will receive a zero until that absence is cleared through attendance. This is English department policy, not just Mrs. Shuman being particular!
Monday November 3 , 2014
Intro to ERWC module 1: The Pursuit of Unhappiness
Tuesday November 4, 2014
Wednesday November 5, 2014
LSD
Thursday November 6, 2014
Friday November 7, 2014
Monday October 13 , 2014
No School
Tuesday October 14, 2014
John Steinbeck biography You should be adding information to your Major Works Data Sheet!
Wednesday October 15, 2014
LSD To library to get your copy of Of Mice and Men If you are not here, you will need to go on YOUR OWN TIME to get a copy You must have a copy of the book in class tomorrow! "Ode to a Mouse..."by Robert Burns Go to this website, and watch and listen: http://prezi.com/vdc7apy0e_j0/robert-burns-ode-to-a-mouse/ Get the poem handout when you return if you are absent!
Thursday October 16, 2014
Setting: 1930s America Frayer charts Start reading section 1 Discuss: Why no chapter numbers? Why no chapter titles?
Friday October 17, 2014
Review section 1 Complete reading section 1 Major Works Data Sheet: characters, themes
Monday October 6 , 2014
Library to research with partner
Tuesday October 7, 2014
To library to research with partner
Wednesday October 8, 2014
LSD Of Mice and Men Vocabulary
Thursday October 9, 2014
Major Works Data Sheet
Friday October 10, 2014
No School for Students
Monday September 29 , 2014
IR Islam in America Culture and custom Primary and Secondary sources
Tuesday September 30, 2014
We Are Each Other's Business Main point
Wednesday October 1, 2014
LSD Continued
Thursday October 2, 2014
Grammar
Friday October 3, 2014
Intro to Of Mice and Men Research paper
Monday September 15 , 2014
In preparation for reading "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan, we will be reading a portion of "Parents and Teens in Immigration Families: Cultural Influences and Material Pressures" and "Reconciling Two Cultures: The Experience of Immigrants and First Generation Americans from Non-Western Countries" Survey the text, identify key concepts, key terms, reading for understanding, annotating the text Says/Does
Tuesday September 16, 2014
"Reconciling Two Cultures: The Experience of Immigrants and First Generation Americans from Non-Western Countries" Survey the text, identify key concepts, key terms, reading for understanding, annotating the text Says/Does
Wednesday September 17, 2014
LSD IR. p. 69-84: "Two Kinds" by Amy Tan Vocabulary cubing. Choose four of the six vocabulary words to cube (if you are absent, come see me for what exactly cubing is!)
Thursday September 18, 2014
Read: "Two Kinds" General annotations
Friday September 19, 2014
Complete reading and annotating "Two Kinds"
Monday September 1 , 2014
No School Labor Day Observed!!!!
Tuesday September 2, 2014
HLLA (this means your big blue brick of a textbook needs to be in class today!!! HLLA p. 394: CAHSEE writing #1: The Biographical Narrative If you are absent today, you will need to get the class notes from another student
Wednesday September 3, 2014
LSD MLA formatting Students will work in their groups practice using basic MLA formatting for papers in class this year, starting with the biographical narrative
Thursday September 4, 2014
HLLA: Biographical Narrative prewriting activities
Friday September 5, 2014
Editing a rough draft of the biographical narrative Today we will do speed editing as well as individual editing for clarity, and content
Monday August 25, 2014
Paragraph structure: Main ideas and supporting details. This is a REVIEW! Interactive Readers will be needed in class Wednesday
Tuesday August 26, 2014
Jane Goodall: TED Talk (30 minutes) If you are absent, you can find the TED Talk here: http://video.ted.com/talk/podcast/2002/None/JaneGoodall_2002-480p.mp4 Watch it, take notes (main idea of talk, supporting details...) This is harder than identifying these parts in reading because you don't have it in front of you. So pay attention! Class discussion
Wednesday August 27, 2014
LSD TED Talk Jane Goodall presentations What have you learned? Researched?
Thursday August 28, 2014
Interactive Reader: "In the Shadow of Man"
Friday August 29, 2014
Grammar Review: Parts of speech Review: Parts of a sentence
Monday , 2014
Tuesday 2014
Wednesday August 13, 2014
LSD No Late Start today!!! Welcome! Intro to English 10 honors with Mrs. Shuman Syllabus, contracts, expectations 20 Questions: Who is the crazy lady at the front of the room that I have to deal with every day?! Reading/Analysis diagnostic
Thursday 2014
Intro to plot and character Plotting a fairy tale with a partner "The True Story of the Three Little Pigs"/ side bar: Parody Read aloud and plotting Compare and contrast Literary Skills, Reading Skills
Friday 2014
HLLA: p. 8-12 "The Pedestrian" Wrap-up page 13: Plot, academic language written response Ticket out the door
Monday , 2014
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Wednesday 2014
LSD
Thursday 2014
Friday 2014
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