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Explore American Literature - 11th Grade Class

Dive into American literary works from Colonial to Romantic periods. Join Mrs. Sheryl Davis's class for engaging readings and vocabulary studies. Stay connected via email, classroom blog, and office hours.

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Explore American Literature - 11th Grade Class

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  1. Mrs. Sheryl Davis 11th Grade American Literature 112 Fall - on-level, college-prep.

  2. Welcome to your 11th grader’s American Literature class! Allow me to introduce myself –Mrs. Sheryl Davis • BA in English Literature from Davidson College • Masters in Secondary English Education from Kennesaw State University • From a family of English teachers – my mom taught me AP Literature • I have 3 daughters – I’m a Walton parent like you

  3. American Literature - 112 • Chronologically organized – Colonial, Revolutionary, and Romantic periods of American literature are covered this semester • Types of readings include histories, sermons, nonfiction selections, journals, poetry, autobiography, and drama

  4. Parallel readings – please help your student locate a copy for class! • The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne • The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass (an autobiography) • The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail by Robert Edwin Lee an Jerome Lawrence

  5. Vocabulary studies • Every other week a unit quiz (20 words) • Technology feature (QR code) allows students to download words to their technology device (iphone, itouch, ipad, etc.)

  6. Communication is vital • Email me at Sheryl.Davis@cobbk12.org • Join our classroom blog at www.Edmodo.com. I’ve posted the instructions for you on the Walton blog > Departments > English > Mrs. Davis’s blog • Office hours for your student every Tuesday morning, Friday afternoon, all WEB afternoons, and by appointment • Parent conferences available upon request through the guidance department

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