To Kill a Mockingbird

English 10

Carothers Calendar & Chapter Notes

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

January 19

No School

20

Final Exams

21

Final Exams

22

Welcome!

HW: Childhood Map

23

No School

26 27

Intro to Novel

Ch 1

HW: Ch 2-3

28 29

Gothic Qualities

Vocab

HW: Ch 4-6

30

February 2

Quiz 1-6

Kohlberg Stages

Grammar

HW: Ch 7-9

3 4

Kohlberg Stages

Assign Essay

Vocab

HW: 10-11; Essay

5

6

Quiz 7-11

Scottsboro Trial

HW: 12-14; Essay

9 10

Kohlberg Essay

Due

Discussion

HW: 15-16;

Discussion Questions

11 12

Quiz 12-16

Grammar

HW: 17-18

13

16

Discussion

HW: 19-21

17 18

Themes

Vocab

HW: Ch 22-24

19 20

Quiz 17-24

Grammar

HW: Ch 25-28

23 24

Discussion

HW: 29-31

25 26 (Early Release)

Review

HW: Study for

objective test;

27

No School

Mar 2

3

Unit Test

(Story, Grammar,

Vocab)

HW: Essay

4

5

Movie

HW: Finish Essay

6

9

Essay Due

Movie

10

11 12 13

Notes for Chapters 1-3 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 4-6 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 7-9 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 10-11 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 12-14 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 15-16 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 17-18 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 19-21 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 22-24 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 25-28 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section

Notes for Chapters 29-31 Put a * by any “Power Lines”

Characterization—New characters and or new information about previous characters

Character Information: include physical description, personality, important actions and/or

quotes with page #s.

Setting—New places and new information about previous places

Place Information: Include physical description, what

happens there

Symbolism—List items, places, people, etc. that might be symbols and what they symbolize.

Symbol What does it symbolize? Why?

Themes—List anything your have read in this section that seems like it might contribute to one of the

book’s themes. These themes are: Prejudice, Courage, Innocence, Justice, or any other theme you have

discovered.

Event or Item Theme How does it contribute to this theme?

Predictions—List any major or minor predictions you have so far:

Questions—List any questions you have about this section. These questions could be about plot,

historical background, symbolism, other ideas related to the story.

Other—List any other observations or Power Lines from this section that did not fit any other section