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SEMESTER SCHEDULE For most students, Hewitt recommends a semester for each Lightning Literature guide. (This is how Hewitt s English and Honors English programs are run.) This schedule allows for two papers for each book-length work and one paper for each shorter work. (These are the paper requirements for students enrolled in Hewitt.) If you wish to alter this, you may need to alter the schedule accordingly. You may want to answer the Comprehension Questions more frequently than once a week, possibly even as often as daily. How often you answer them is up to you. This schedule assumes an 18-week semester. It does not state where those weeks fall (for example, it does not start on September first, show a week s break for Christmas, etc.), it simply numbers the weeks. You can insert any breaks wherever they fit best for you and your family. WEEK 1 Read the Introduction to the Lightning Literature guide. Read the Introduction to Unit 1, Lesson 1 (Beowulf). Read the Introduction, the Prologue, and chapters 1 23 of Beowulf and answer the WEEK 2 Read chapter 24 Afterward of Beowulf and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 1, Lesson 1. WEEK 3 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 1, Lesson 1 and write at least a rough draft of Read all of Unit 1, Lesson 2 (Anglo-Saxon Riddles): Introduction, the riddles, and the Literary Lesson. Answer the WEEK 4 Review and make any necessary revisions to your first paper for Unit 1, Lesson 1. Choose a second Writing Exercise for Unit 1, Lesson 1, and write at least a rough draft of Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 1, Lesson 2 and write at least a rough draft of Read Old English and Middle English immediately following Unit 1, Lesson 2. 19

Lightning Literature and Composition: British Medieval Literature WEEK 5 Review and make any necessary revisions to your second paper for Unit 1, Lesson 1. Review and make any necessary revisions to your paper for Unit 1, Lesson 2. Read the Introduction to Unit 2, Lesson 3 (Piers the Ploughman). Read the Prologue through Book XI of Piers the Ploughman and answer the WEEK 6 Read Book XII through Appendix A of Piers the Ploughman and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 2, Lesson 3. WEEK 7 Choose two (2) Writing Exercises for Unit 2, Lesson 3, and write at least rough drafts of your papers. WEEK 8 Review and make any necessary revisions to your two (2) papers for Unit 2, Lesson 3. Read all of Unit 2, Lesson 4 (York Mystery Play Cycle): Introduction, the play, and the Literary Lesson. Answer the Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 2, Lesson 4 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 9 Review your papers for Units 1 and 2, making all necessary changes. If you are enrolled with Hewitt, submit these six papers and your other requirements for this quarter. Read the Introduction to Unit 3, Lesson 5 (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight). Read Parts 1 3 of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and answer the Comprehension WEEK 10 Read Part 4 of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and answer the Comprehension Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 3, Lesson 5. Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 3, Lesson 5 and write at least a rough draft of 20

WEEK 11 Review and make any necessary revisions to your first paper for Unit 3, Lesson 5. Choose a second Writing Exercise for Unit 3, Lesson 5 and write at least a rough draft of Read all of Unit 3, Lesson 6 (The Gest of Robyn Hode): Introduction, the poem, and the Literary Lesson. Answer the WEEK 12 Review and make any necessary revisions to your second paper for Unit 3, Lesson 5. Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 3, Lesson 6 and write at least a rough draft of Read all of Unit 4, Lesson 7 ( St. Thomas Becket ): Introduction, the biography, and the Literary Lesson. Answer the WEEK 13 Review and make any necessary revisions to your paper for Unit 3, Lesson 6. Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 4, Lesson 7 and write at least a rough draft of Read the Introduction to Unit 4, Lesson 8 (The Canterbury Tales). Read The General Prologue from The Canterbury Tales and answer the WEEK 14 Review and make any necessary revisions to your paper for Unit 4, Lesson 7. Read The Knight s Tale, The Shipman-Prioress Link, The Prioress Prologue, The Prioress Tale, The Prologue to Sir Thopas, and The Tale of Sir Thopas, from The Canterbury Tales and answer the WEEK 15 Read The Nun s Priest s Prologue, The Nun s Priest s Tale, The Wife of Bath s Prologue, The Wife of Bath s Tale, The Merchant s Prologue, and The Merchant s Tale, from The Canterbury Tales and answer the Comprehension WEEK 16 Read The Franklin s Prologue, The Franklin s Tale, The Host Addresses the Pardoner, The Pardoner s Prologue, and The Pardoner s Tale from The Canterbury Tales and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 4, Lesson 8. 21

Lightning Literature and Composition: British Medieval Literature WEEK 17 Choose two (2) Writing Exercises for Unit 4, Lesson 8 and write at least rough drafts of your papers. WEEK 18 Review your papers for Units 3 and 4, making all necessary changes. If you are enrolled with Hewitt, submit these six papers and your other requirements for this quarter. 22

FULL-YEAR SCHEDULE Although Hewitt recommends a semester for each Lightning Literature guide, students who struggle in language arts may wish to take a whole year for one guide, while supplementing with separate grammar work and/or other language arts materials. (This is how Hewitt s Basic English program is run.) This schedule allows for two papers for each book-length work and one paper for each shorter work. (These are the paper requirements for students enrolled in Hewitt.) If you wish to alter this, you may need to alter the schedule accordingly. You may want to answer the Comprehension Questions more frequently than once a week, possibly even as often as daily. How often you answer them is up to you. This schedule assumes a 36-week year. It does not state where those weeks fall (for example, it does not start on September first, show a week s break for Christmas, etc.), it simply numbers the weeks. You can insert any breaks wherever they fit best for you and your family. WEEK 1 Read the Introduction to your Lightning Literature Guide. Read the Introduction to Unit 1, Lesson 1 (Beowulf). Read the Introduction, the Prologue, and chapter 1 of Beowulf and answer the WEEK 2 Read chapters 2 23 of Beowulf and answer the WEEK 3 Read chapters 24 43 of Beowulf and answer the WEEK 4 Read the Afterward of Beowulf and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 1, Lesson 1. WEEK 5 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 1, Lesson 1 and write at least a rough draft of 23

Lightning Literature and Composition: British Medieval Literature WEEK 6 Review and make any necessary revisions to your first paper for Unit 1, Lesson 1. Choose a second Writing Exercise for Unit 1, Lesson 1, and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 7 Review and make any necessary revisions to your second paper for Unit 1, Lesson 1. Read all of Unit 1, Lesson 2 (Anglo-Saxon Riddles): Introduction, the riddles, and the Literary Lesson. Answer the Read Old English and Middle English immediately following Unit 1, Lesson 2. WEEK 8 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 1, Lesson 2 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 9 Review your papers for Unit 1, making any necessary changes. If you are enrolled with Hewitt, submit these three papers and your other requirements for this quarter. Read the Introduction to Unit 2, Lesson 3 (Piers the Ploughman). Read the Prologue Book II of Piers the Ploughman and answer the Comprehension WEEK 10 Read Books III VII of Piers the Ploughman and answer the Comprehension WEEK 11 Read Books VIII XIII of Piers the Ploughman and answer the Comprehension WEEK 12 Read Books XIV XVIII of Piers the Ploughman and answer the Comprehension WEEK 13 Read Books XIX XX and Appendix A of Piers the Ploughman and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 2, Lesson 3. 24

WEEK 14 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 2, Lesson 3 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 15 Review and make any necessary revisions to your first paper for Unit 2, Lesson 3. Choose a second Writing Exercise for Unit 2, Lesson 3 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 16 Review and make any necessary revisions to your second paper for Unit 2, Lesson 3. Read all of Unit 2, Lesson 4 (York Mystery Play Cycle): Introduction, the play, and the Literary Lesson. Answer the WEEK 17 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 2, Lesson 4 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 18 Review your papers for Unit 2, making all necessary changes. If you are enrolled with Hewitt, submit these three papers and your other requirements for this quarter. Read the Introduction to Unit 3, Lesson 5 (Sir Gawain and the Green Knight). Read Parts 1 and 2 of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and answer the WEEK 19 Read Parts 3 and 4 of Sir Gawain and the Green Knight and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 3, Lesson 5. WEEK 20 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 3, Lesson 5 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 21 Review and make any necessary revisions to your first paper for Unit 3, Lesson 5. Choose a second Writing Exercise for Unit 3, Lesson 5 and write at least a rough draft of 25

Lightning Literature and Composition: British Medieval Literature WEEK 22 Review and make any necessary revisions to your second paper for Unit 3, Lesson 5. Read the Introduction to Unit 3, Lesson 6 (The Gest of Robyn Hode). Read the First and Second Fyttes and answer the WEEK 23 Read the Thirde and Fourth Fyttes and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 3, Lesson 6. WEEK 24 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 3, Lesson 6 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 25 Review your papers for Unit 3, making all necessary changes. If you are enrolled with Hewitt, submit these three papers and your other requirements for this quarter. (This third quarter ends a bit early in this class, and you may have to put this work aside until you are finished with your other courses. You need to continue in this class though, because you will need more time for the last quarter.) Read the Introduction to Unit 4, Lesson 7 ( St. Thomas Becket ). WEEK 26 Read St. Thomas Becket and answer the Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 4, Lesson 7. WEEK 27 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 4, Lesson 7 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 28 Review and make any necessary revisions to your paper for Unit 4, Lesson 7. Read the Introduction to Unit 4, Lesson 8 (The Canterbury Tales). Read The General Prologue from The Canterbury Tales and answer the WEEK 29 Read The Knight s Tale (all parts) from The Canterbury Tales and answer the 26

WEEK 30 Read The Shipman-Prioress Link, The Prioress Prologue, The Prioress Tale, The Prologue to Sir Thopas, The Tale of Sir Thopas, The Nun s Priest s Prologue, and The Nun s Priest s Tale from The Canterbury Tales and answer the WEEK 31 Read The Wife of Bath s Prologue and The Wife of Bath s Tale from The Canterbury Tales and answer the WEEK 32 Read The Merchant s Prologue, The Merchant s Tale, The Franklin s Prologue, and The Franklin s Tale from The Canterbury Tales and answer the WEEK 33 Read The Host Addresses the Pardoner, The Pardoner s Prologue, and The Pardoner s Tale from The Canterbury Tales and answer the Comprehension Read the Literary Lesson for Unit 4, Lesson 8. WEEK 34 Choose one Writing Exercise for Unit 4, Lesson 8 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 35 Review and make any necessary revisions to your first paper for Unit 4, Lesson 8. Choose a second Writing Exercise for Unit 4, Lesson 8 and write at least a rough draft of WEEK 36 Review your papers for Unit 4, making all necessary changes. If you are enrolled with Hewitt, submit these three papers and your other requirements for this quarter. 27