Drama
Quiz tomorrow on movement, voice, character, theater games and improv.
English
Quiz on Tuesday of vocab word two (rupt)
Tonight: complete your t-chart one for Mrs Hancock and Charlotte's mother.
You want to do a thorough character analysis so use quotes and references of things each woman says and does (character traits) to show how each of Charlotte's metaphor is true.
Socials
Finish reading chapter 2.
No questions, we will review tomorrow.
Get your ch. 1 test signed.
Chapter 2 test Friday.
Bonus assignment: watch this movie. then write a one page, single spaced write up about how accurately this movie reflects the real events during WWI. Discuss also why you like the movie and give your reasons. Bonus marks will be awarded on the ch. 2 test.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Tuesday, February 3, 2015
"War and Rumours of War"
English
Actually READ The Metaphor from pages 65 to 75.
Continue to brainstorm about short story ideas.
Socials
Read up to page 51 (we will be reviewing in class)
Complete #1-4 on page 47.
Actually READ The Metaphor from pages 65 to 75.
Continue to brainstorm about short story ideas.
Socials
Read up to page 51 (we will be reviewing in class)
Complete #1-4 on page 47.
Sunday, February 1, 2015
Sunday Night Superbowl, I mean Blog
English
Bring in a newspaper if you can find it.
Finalize your classic book selection.
Socials
Complete the questions on page 34.
Drama
Be ready for presentations on Monday.
Bring in a newspaper if you can find it.
Finalize your classic book selection.
Socials
Complete the questions on page 34.
Drama
Be ready for presentations on Monday.
Thursday, January 29, 2015
C'MON Friday!!
Socials
You now have your first project due: reading a Historical Fiction novel.
There is an extensive list to pick from but if you want to go off the list, please check with me first.
Also, if you prefer to have an audio version, Here is a list of some novels that are centered on the World Wars at the Burnaby Public Library. Ask your local librarian for others.
Sign up as soon as you can and get started.
>>Practice Questions p 34 #1-5.
English
Answer either #5 or 8 in a well-written paragraph response for submission tomorrow.
Study for the vocabulary quiz tomorrow.
You now have your first project due: reading a Historical Fiction novel.
There is an extensive list to pick from but if you want to go off the list, please check with me first.
Also, if you prefer to have an audio version, Here is a list of some novels that are centered on the World Wars at the Burnaby Public Library. Ask your local librarian for others.
Sign up as soon as you can and get started.
>>Practice Questions p 34 #1-5.
English
Answer either #5 or 8 in a well-written paragraph response for submission tomorrow.
Study for the vocabulary quiz tomorrow.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
And then the sun came out!
English 10
Finish reading the Tell-Tale Heart by Poe and complete the Organizer handout for both this story and The Possiblity of Evil.
Continue to search for a classic fiction book. The sign up sheet is now available. First come first served.
Socials 11
Test tomorow on Ch. 1. Know your vocab and guiding questions.
Drama 10-12
Continue to memorize your Easter lines
Presentation on "What is Acting" due Monday.
History
Why you still here?
Finish reading the Tell-Tale Heart by Poe and complete the Organizer handout for both this story and The Possiblity of Evil.
Continue to search for a classic fiction book. The sign up sheet is now available. First come first served.
Socials 11
Test tomorow on Ch. 1. Know your vocab and guiding questions.
Drama 10-12
Continue to memorize your Easter lines
Presentation on "What is Acting" due Monday.
History
Why you still here?
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Things could always be Worse!
English
Finish reading the possibility of EVIL (mwah-hah-hah)
Answer #1 only.
Choose a 'classic' piece of fiction- Sign up sheet next Monday.
Read "Theme and Interpretation" that precedes the story.
Vocabulary Test: Friday
Socials
Chapter 1 test Thursday.
History
You are on the wrong page carverhistory.blogspot.com
Finish reading the possibility of EVIL (mwah-hah-hah)
Answer #1 only.
Choose a 'classic' piece of fiction- Sign up sheet next Monday.
Read "Theme and Interpretation" that precedes the story.
Vocabulary Test: Friday
Socials
Chapter 1 test Thursday.
History
You are on the wrong page carverhistory.blogspot.com
Monday, January 26, 2015
"Welcome back"...kind of
History students go here for homework
English
Answer the two questions at the end of My Life with Cerebral Palsy: Style, #2; Argumentation and Persuasion, #1
Fin a classical piece of fiction for your book report next term. Due next Monday Here a few ideas.
Socials
Answer all questions on page 12.
English
Answer the two questions at the end of My Life with Cerebral Palsy: Style, #2; Argumentation and Persuasion, #1
Fin a classical piece of fiction for your book report next term. Due next Monday Here a few ideas.
Socials
Answer all questions on page 12.
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