ELA 10 MCAP, mapped before it happens.
English 10 — MCAP ELA 10 Practice · 2026-27. Every week, every reading — visible from day one. Study with Meerk, open the gate, walk into class ready.
Coming up
Week-close dates come from the syllabus. Exact due times for each item are in Canvas.
- MCAP winter window opens (block-schedule English 10 students only; check with your counselor)Mon, Dec 7
- MCAP ELA 10 spring window opensMon, Apr 5
- MCAP spring make-up windowTue, May 18
Subscribe to the ELA 10 MCAP calendar — every due date on your phone, no account needed.
This companion runs one week ahead of the course, so you walk into each week already prepared. Canvas due dates do not change.
My Progress
Study tools
The whole course
Tap a week for the readings, what to know, and Meerk's quiz. Week of = the Monday it opens.
- Mon, Oct 26Week 0: Week 0 — Welcome: Your Map to MCAP ELA 10in Canvas
- Mon, Nov 2Week 1: Week 1 — Citing Strong Textual EvidenceNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Nov 9Week 2: Week 2 — Central Idea and ThemeNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Nov 16Week 3: Week 3 — How Ideas, Events, and Characters DevelopNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Nov 23Week 4: Week 4 — Word Meaning: Context, Figurative, and Connotative LanguageNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Nov 30Week 5: Week 5 — Point of View, Purpose, and RhetoricNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Dec 7Week 6: Week 6 — Text Structure and the Author's ChoicesNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Dec 14Week 7: Week 7 — EBSR: Two-Part Evidence QuestionsNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Jan 4Week 8: Week 8 — Evaluating Arguments: Claims, Reasons, and EvidenceNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Jan 11Week 9: Week 9 — Paired Literary Passages: Theme Across TextsNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Jan 18Week 10: Week 10 — Paired Informational Passages: Comparing How Authors Treat a TopicNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Jan 25Week 11: Week 11 — The Narrative Writing TaskNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Feb 1Week 12: Week 12 — The Informative/Explanatory Writing TaskNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Feb 8Week 13: Week 13 — The Argumentative Writing TaskNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Feb 15Week 14: Week 14 — Using and Citing Evidence from Sources in WritingNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Feb 22Week 15: Week 15 — Written Conventions: Grammar, Usage, and MechanicsNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Mar 1Week 16: Week 16 — Language and Style: Precise Words and Varied SentencesNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Mar 8Week 17: Week 17 — Timed Practice: Section 1 Single PassagesNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Mar 15Week 18: Week 18 — Timed Practice: Section 2 Literary Performance TaskNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Mar 22Week 19: Week 19 — Timed Practice: Section 3 Informational Performance TaskNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Mar 29Week 20: Week 20 — Final Readiness: Near the Line and Test DayNotes →FlashcardsMeerk's quiz →in Canvas
- Mon, Dec 7MCAP winter window opens (block-schedule English 10 students only; check with your counselor)PGCPS preliminary calendar: online Dec 7, 2026 – Jan 22, 2027.in Canvas
- Mon, Apr 5MCAP ELA 10 spring window opensPGCPS preliminary calendar: Apr 5 – May 14, 2027. Your school sets your exact test day.in Canvas
- Tue, May 18MCAP spring make-up windowMay 18–21, 2027.in Canvas
Where do I stand? (nothing leaves this page)
Type the points you have earned so far. This runs on your device only — nothing is sent or saved.
Course facts
Mr. Buma (10th-grade P-TECH facilitator) · dept English
One unit a week · on your phone or laptop
Grading: A 90–100 · B 80–89 · C 70–79 · D 60–69. Each week opens on its Monday and stays open. Practice is never late — but the MCAP window opens April 5, 2027, so keep pace.
Practice track · no course credit · your English 10 teacher's gradebook is the official record
For families — the Dinner Table Question
Every week ends with one question to ask at home. No answer key, no grade — just a conversation.
Week 1: When someone tells you something surprising, what kind of proof do you need before you believe it?
En español: Cuando alguien te cuenta algo sorprendente, ¿qué tipo de prueba necesitas antes de creerlo?