You are invited to read a book (or a few) this summer in preparation for the 21/22 school year in AP English Language and Composition. The activites are optional, but there is a reward.
You can preview the document explaing WHY you should be reading this summer, a list of titles, the two suggested activities, and some examples in our Google Classroom.
If you have questions, please feel free to email me. I will check my work email once a week over the summer break.
WELCOME TO AP ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION
We LOVE books in our classroom... we have a phenomenal library, but classroom libraries serve a different purpose. Students continually ask for new titles. If you come across a gift card to a book store, consider donating it or using it to purchase one from our wish list. If you happen to see something on our wish list, consider purchasing and donating it to our classroom. If you feel like purchasing me a gift for a holiday or my birthday or an appreciation event, consider donating a book from our wish list.
According to Dr. Davis, superintendent of Henry County Schools, literacy is a civl right. Leaders are readers. Citizens of the world are readers. Mustangs are readers. In AP Language, every student is expected to read a minimum of two hours per week. Parents and students can find more information in the parent letter here
