English
Half of you still have to get your tests signed. Please do that for tomorrow.
There is a quiz for Act 1 tomorrow.
Please ensure that you have completed all of the questions for scene 3 in the review package as best you can. Don't worry about the in class handout for group discussion.
Remember we will have a quiz on the first day back for Vocab #6.
Socials
No homework for tonight but your Propaganda posters are due on the 30th on March as are your UBC reflections.
Also there will be a current events quiz on the 30th.
Drama
Line memorization quiz due tomorrow.
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Wednesday, March 4, 2015
World READ Aloud Day (so do it)
English
Hello student: continue to complete your vocab sheet for #6.
Get your tests signed!
Finish reading Act 2 and answer the questions. If they are too challenging, we will switch, let me know by week's end.
Socials
Read pages 138-139 and finish questions 1-6
Hello student: continue to complete your vocab sheet for #6.
Get your tests signed!
Finish reading Act 2 and answer the questions. If they are too challenging, we will switch, let me know by week's end.
Socials
Read pages 138-139 and finish questions 1-6
Tuesday, March 3, 2015
World War Two, It Could Happen to YOU!
Both classes: Continue (or start) to read your novels for your book reports which will begin shortly after spring break.
Socials
propaganda assignment!
Read about Advances in War Technology and be prepared to state which was the best and why.
English
Read up to page 19 of Act I scene ii. Do questions 1-10 for both scene i and scene ii.
Socials
propaganda assignment!
Read about Advances in War Technology and be prepared to state which was the best and why.
English
Read up to page 19 of Act I scene ii. Do questions 1-10 for both scene i and scene ii.
Monday, March 2, 2015
First and Last Week of March Classes
Socials
I still need permission slips, signed tests, and Trinity write-ups.
Answer 1,2,4 and on page 129.
English
Read the intro for Caesar (page 2-13)
Drama
You know: lines dues this week, and permission trips in.
I still need permission slips, signed tests, and Trinity write-ups.
Answer 1,2,4 and on page 129.
English
Read the intro for Caesar (page 2-13)
Drama
You know: lines dues this week, and permission trips in.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
The Weekend Post
Socials
This week we will get into World War II so come prepared by reading up to page 123 and answering all of the questions.
English
Your in class essay will be this Monday. I spoke to two students who had very good outlines and asked if they had consulted the 'Google god'. They said they had and I told them that to not state that in their essay (i.e. a bibliography) is plagiarism (taking credit for someone else's ideas).
Since I was able to notice this pretty quickly, I highly suggest that you cite your sources.
You do not need to do any research for this paper, I want to see your ideas and your writing, but if you do find ideas on the internet, YOU MUST make that known in your essay.
Also, little side note: 10/16 of you wrote on Evil. Consider changing topics? You don't have to, of course, but as they say "Variety is the Spice of Life".
We move onto Julius Caesar on Tuesday so make sure you have read the intro pages on Caesar and Shakespeare by then.
Drama
Lines due this week as are your permission forms.
This week we will get into World War II so come prepared by reading up to page 123 and answering all of the questions.
English
Your in class essay will be this Monday. I spoke to two students who had very good outlines and asked if they had consulted the 'Google god'. They said they had and I told them that to not state that in their essay (i.e. a bibliography) is plagiarism (taking credit for someone else's ideas).
Since I was able to notice this pretty quickly, I highly suggest that you cite your sources.
You do not need to do any research for this paper, I want to see your ideas and your writing, but if you do find ideas on the internet, YOU MUST make that known in your essay.
Also, little side note: 10/16 of you wrote on Evil. Consider changing topics? You don't have to, of course, but as they say "Variety is the Spice of Life".
We move onto Julius Caesar on Tuesday so make sure you have read the intro pages on Caesar and Shakespeare by then.
Drama
Lines due this week as are your permission forms.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Tomorrow is Friday (ish)
Socials
Test tomorrow.
30 m/c and three short answer from the guiding questions.
English
Here are the short story notes we have discussed all semester.
Outlines are due tomorrow and you have a short story test.
Drama
Everyone's lines are due next Friday (sans Thomas)
Next Wednesday is the play we are attending but forms are due next Monday.
Test tomorrow.
30 m/c and three short answer from the guiding questions.
English
Here are the short story notes we have discussed all semester.
Outlines are due tomorrow and you have a short story test.
Drama
Everyone's lines are due next Friday (sans Thomas)
Next Wednesday is the play we are attending but forms are due next Monday.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
Two Down, Two to GO!!
Socials
Get your UBC permission slips in.
Finish reading chapter 4 (no questions assigned)
TWU reflections due Monday (not the change), I am passing these on to Ms. G, so please no emailed versions.
Test for Chapter 5 on Thursday!
English
Read up to page 80 of The Most Dangerous Game. You read up to "his right hand rested on a cocked revolver thrust in the crimson sash about his waist..."
Unit test on Thursday for Short Stories.
Essay outlines on Thursday
Drama
Hand in your permission forms.
Lines for After the Cross due next Friday (March 6th) for all but Thomas.
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