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 * Bienvenido a la "WIKI" de la clase de 5 AP Literatura e**spañola **de Sra. Egnatz**

Class Information:

 * ===Este año vamos a jugar un poco con la tecnología. Vamos a usar este sitio web de wikispaces como antes para mantener las materias necesarias para la clase y para conectar con otros enlaces útiles para estudiar la literature hispana. Además, vamos a experimentar con un curso de iTunes U en que también puedes descargar toda la información con fechas del calendario. Puedes leerlo facilmente en su iPhone, iPod o iPad toda la cosas. ¡Hay opciones!===


 * Class website is: www.lwnegnatzclasses.wikispaces.com
 * **Have access to all of our class materials through i Tunes U right from your electronic device!** The Class iTunes U code to access class materials on your iPhone, iPod or iPad device (not via computer): https://itunesu.itunes.apple.com/enroll/H9F-ZDL-SRC
 * Here are our "Class Rules" and Grading Categories: [[file:Brochure-Reglas5AP.pdf]]

AP Spanish Literature & Culture Packet: You each have received a Spanish Literature & Culture Packet. It contains:
All of the pieces of the packet are available to PRINT, or as .pdf DOWNLOADS via iTunes, iBooks, etc. and can be messaged or emailed for printing or annotated through Notability.
 * AP Spanish Literature & Culture overview to Course Themes - "Temas del curso" - details by College Board
 * "Text to Test" - Explanation of grading categories
 * Alphabetical List of 38 AP official list of works
 * Color chronology of authors and works
 * Chronology by Theme - reading order for literary works
 * List of common literary terms
 * Explanation of AP Spanish Literature & Culture Exam
 * Literary Terms for Prose
 * Literary Terms for Poetry, graphic organizer of poetic analysis, Directions for poetic analysis: Copia A /Copia B
 * Explanation of literary periods and movements
 * Glossary of literary terms with examples (31 pgs)
 * AP College Board Glossary of literary terms by score level 3, 4, 5 (50 pgs)

=SPANISH 5AP ASSIGNMENTS - LA TAREA=



=TEXTBOOKS and REFERENCES:= ===The textbooks below are available in the classroom. They each contain an "Anthology" of all of the literary works on the AP Spanish Literature and Culture list. Some texts include Q & A, vocabulary, resources and even AP test-taking tips.===
 * **ABRIENDO PUERTAS** -has vocabulary notes at the bottom of each page and includes the complete Reading List - Good Timeline
 * **AZULEJO** - Does not include the entire Reading List, but has a very good introduction to genres and literary periods and has EXCELLENT QUESTION very similar to the AP Exam.
 * **REFLEXIONES** - Works in addition to the official Reading List and good critical thinking questions. Helpful historical and background information.
 * **RESOURCES and LINKS**: These "Enlaces" provide you with web sources to research literary works, movements, authors, art and more.

Introducción: (primera semana de clases)

 * **Gustavo Adolfo Bécquer, “Rimas” (selecionados) **
 * "Rimas" - 3 poemas [[file:Introducción a la poesía hispánica.pdf]]
 * **Julio Cortázar, “La continuidad de los parques” **
 * Para pensar - Antes de leer [[file:Continuidad de los parques_paraPensar.doc]]
 * Cortázar, “La continuidad de los parques” [[file:Introducción a la prosa hispánica_text_continuidad de los parques.pdf]]

**TEMAS AP - College Board nos ha dado 6 temas y 38 obras de literatura**. Muchas obras caben en más que un tema, pero para nuestros estudios, he puesto cada obra dentro de un tema. Vamos a ver que hay unas obras que se pueden poner en todos. Los temas abajo están en el ordén de leer. Dentro el tema, las obras aparecen en ordén cronológico. __**Haz un clic en el Tema para ver la materia.**__

**Tema 6: La dualidad del ser **

 * **[|AP Literature PRACTICE]and Review of many of the works from the Reading List. Check the archives for 2009 and 2010.**
 * [|QUIA Practice] - Check out QUIA for practice activities for POETRY. Your log in is: firstnamelastname574

**SPANISH 5AP - Independent Reading and Activity Schedule**
 * Use the Reading Schedule to keep up with the large AP Spanish Reading List. While there is some "flex" time at the end, the AP Spanish Literature Exam requires that you be able to CONNECT the works through common THEMES, LITERARY PERIODS, GENRES, STYLES, etc. As you are reading, you will want to be thinking about how the current piece relates to other pieces you have read.
 * Use your AP Literature Packet as a frequent reference. It will often help you complete portions of the Literature Cards or "TARJETAS."
 * For each piece, you will need to complete the appropriate TARJETA (narrative, poetry, theater) for a large part of your grade. These cards will help you keep all of the works organized and fresh in your mind. You'll use these cards to prepare for other graded activities and for the AP Exam itself. When your card is checked and graded, you'll receive a MINI-CARD to add to your literature collection.
 * It will be difficult to learn all of the LITERARY TERMS in your AP Literature Packet, but it will be IMPORTANT to know them. Many of the multiple-choice questions on the AP Literature Exam include these terms.
 * ICome to class each day for attendance, we may have time to do a comprehension check and I can answer any questions you may have. You'll be able to read in the library during your class period. On days when the Spanish 4 AP class is writing or doing group work, we'll have coaching time and or doing an essay or test.