IB English Language and Literature
  • Welcome
  • MYP English
    • GRADE 6 >
      • 1 Myths and Legends
      • 2 The Phantom Tollbooth
      • 3 Immigrant Kids
      • 4 The Princess Bride
      • 5 Introduction to Poetry
      • Wide Reading
    • GRADE 7 >
      • 1 Short Stories
      • 2 The Outsiders
      • 3 The Giver
      • 4 Mini-Unit: Poetry
      • 5 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
      • Wide Reading
    • GRADE 8 >
      • 1 Short Stories Around the World
      • 2 The Pearl
      • 3 Animal Farm
      • 4 Poetry Anthology
      • 5 Noughts and Crosses
      • Wide Reading
    • GRADE 9 >
      • Course Outline
      • 1 Poetry Around the World
      • 2 Dystopia
      • 3 Macbeth
      • 4 Media Unit
      • 5 Of Mice and Men
      • Independent Reading
      • JUNE EXAM
    • GRADE 10 >
      • Course Outlines
      • 1 War Poetry and Propaganda
      • 2 Short Stories
      • 3 The Merchant of Venice
      • 4 The Catcher in the Rye
      • Wide Reading
  • DP Lang & Lit
    • GRADES 11 & 12 >
      • Course Outline & Syllabus
      • Units of Study >
        • Readers, Writers, Texts >
          • Langston Hughes
          • Persepolis
        • Time and Place >
          • Things Fall Apart
          • A Doll's House
        • Intertextuality >
          • Pygmalion
          • The Great Gatsby
      • Non-Literary BoW
      • Assessment Tasks >
        • Overview
        • Individual Oral (IA)
        • Paper 1 (EA)
        • Paper 2 (EA)
        • HL Essay (EA)
  • Academic Writing
    • MLA Formatting
  • Homeroom

Wide Reading

Independent reading as a practice will be at the forefront of each student’s individual development with time allocated in each lesson to read. During the course of their reading, students will engage in discussions with their teachers and peers to share experiences, acquire reading strategies and develop depth in the way they approach reading as a skill.

At the end of each quarter, students will write a response to one of the texts of the prescribed genre:

Quarter 1 - Free choice
Quarter 2 - Award-winning novel
Quarter 3 - Adventure novel
Quarter 4 - Free choice


Responses to Literature

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​Students will demonstrate their critical and creative thinking skills by independently identifying literary elements, and creating their own texts based on the novel they read.
Quarter 1
Quarter 2
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Instruction Sheet and Exemplars

​Quarter 3
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Instruction Sheet and Exemplars
Instruction Sheet and Exemplars

Quarter 4

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Instruction Sheet and Exemplars
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  • Welcome
  • MYP English
    • GRADE 6 >
      • 1 Myths and Legends
      • 2 The Phantom Tollbooth
      • 3 Immigrant Kids
      • 4 The Princess Bride
      • 5 Introduction to Poetry
      • Wide Reading
    • GRADE 7 >
      • 1 Short Stories
      • 2 The Outsiders
      • 3 The Giver
      • 4 Mini-Unit: Poetry
      • 5 The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
      • Wide Reading
    • GRADE 8 >
      • 1 Short Stories Around the World
      • 2 The Pearl
      • 3 Animal Farm
      • 4 Poetry Anthology
      • 5 Noughts and Crosses
      • Wide Reading
    • GRADE 9 >
      • Course Outline
      • 1 Poetry Around the World
      • 2 Dystopia
      • 3 Macbeth
      • 4 Media Unit
      • 5 Of Mice and Men
      • Independent Reading
      • JUNE EXAM
    • GRADE 10 >
      • Course Outlines
      • 1 War Poetry and Propaganda
      • 2 Short Stories
      • 3 The Merchant of Venice
      • 4 The Catcher in the Rye
      • Wide Reading
  • DP Lang & Lit
    • GRADES 11 & 12 >
      • Course Outline & Syllabus
      • Units of Study >
        • Readers, Writers, Texts >
          • Langston Hughes
          • Persepolis
        • Time and Place >
          • Things Fall Apart
          • A Doll's House
        • Intertextuality >
          • Pygmalion
          • The Great Gatsby
      • Non-Literary BoW
      • Assessment Tasks >
        • Overview
        • Individual Oral (IA)
        • Paper 1 (EA)
        • Paper 2 (EA)
        • HL Essay (EA)
  • Academic Writing
    • MLA Formatting
  • Homeroom