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English

Act 1 Quiz

Screwtape

To be honest, I don't think we will have time to tackle the questions tomorrow. If you just complete questions for letters 17-19, that would be great!

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English 
Hamlet good copy of Code of Conduct due tomorrow.
Quiz on Act 1 on Wednesday.
Poetry Tuesday: pre-read When My Love Swears She is Made of Truth & To the Marriage of True Minds, Let Me Not Admit Impedents.

Screwtape
Look for a handout on questions 17-21 tomorrow...due Wednesday.

My Friday, Your Thursday

Hello all, I will not be blogging tomorrow as I won't be in school, so if you want to know the homework call your study buddy.
Also please note, if you email me on the weekends, I will not be checking my account until Sunday evening. Pressing matters will have to wait until then. Weekday emails won't be checked until after 8:30, when I have had a moment's peace, i.e. my kids are tucked away in bed.

Screwtape

Nothing really. Feel free to read your mural chapter...or not. Bring the necessary writing/drawing implements.

English

Both classes are reading the end of scene 3 + questions.



Fridays Be Like:

"Nerds, Geeks, and Dweebs, Lend Me Your Ears!"

English

Othello: Finish Act 1 Scene 2 and do all questions for this play so far.
Hamlet: Read up to line 130 in Act 1 Scene 2 and do all questions for this play so far.

Screwtape Letters

Finish questions for chapters 10-12 and study for a quiz on Letters 1-10.

"No Take Backs" does not apply when you are an English Teacher

English 12

Okay, so we are now in Two Camps: Those who study Hamlet and Those who study Othello. Both good plays, rest assured (yes, I am biased).

Hamlet: please do journal entry #1 (I know, I know, I said no hw) and write for 10 minutes on the following topic:
Why, if at all, do we need to still read Shakespeare and/or other 'great' classic authors of days-gone-by.

Othello: please do journal entry #1 on the handout I gave at the end of class, either the play on words or the poem.

Screwtape 

thanks for you patience...

Read Letters 8 & 9 and answer the following questions:

1. In Letter 8, Screwtape plainly lays out the opposing war efforts of God and Satan. What is Satan's ultimate aim regarding humanity? In contrast, what is God's? How do Genesis 1:27, John 12:27-32, 17:20-24, and Ephesians 1:3-14 support Screwtape's understanding of God's goal?

2. In Letter 8, Screwtape comments that God 'cannot ravish' but 'can only woo'. What does this mean and do you agree?

3. In Letter 9, Screwtape mentions that 'desires of the flesh' can be much more easily turned sinful when a person is in a trough. What is his explanation for this. Agree?

4. In Letter 9, Screwtape tells Wormwood that, during his patient's dry spell, he must keep his inexperienced patient away from ore experienced Christians. Why?

5. How does Jesus exemplify those conditions under which Screwtape says the demonic cause 'is never more in danger'? Consider Matthew 26: 36-46; 27:46; John 12:27, 28; Philippians 2:5-11; and Hebrews 5:7-10 when answering.

"No Take Backs" does not apply when you are an English Teacher

English 12

Okay, so we are now in Two Camps: Those who study Hamlet and Those who study Othello. Both good plays, rest assured (yes, I am biased).

Hamlet: please do journal entry #1 (I know, I know, I said no hw) and write for 10 minutes on the following topic:
Why, if at all, do we need to still read Shakespeare and/or other 'great' classic authors of days-gone-by.

Othello: please do journal entry #1 on the handout I gave at the end of class, either the play on words or the poem.

Screwtape 

thanks for your patience...

Read Letters 8 & 9 and answer the following questions:

1. In Letter 8, Screwtape plainly lays out the opposing war efforts of God and Satan. What is Satan's ultimate aim regarding humanity? In contrast, what is God's? How do Genesis 1:27, John 12:27-32, 17:20-24, and Ephesians 1:3-14 support Screwtape's understanding of God's goal?

2. In Letter 8, Screwtape comments that God 'cannot ravish' but 'can only woo'. What does this mean and do you agree?

3. In Letter 9, Screwtape mentions that 'desires of the flesh' can be much more easily turned sinful when a person is in a trough. What is his explanation for this. Agree?

4. In Letter 9, Screwtape tells Wormwood that, during his patient's dry spell, he must keep his inexperienced patient away from ore experienced Christians. Why?

5. How does Jesus exemplify those conditions under which Screwtape says the demonic cause 'is never more in danger'? Consider Matthew 26: 36-46; 27:46; John 12:27, 28; Philippians 2:5-11; and Hebrews 5:7-10 when answering.

Term Two Today

English

New Term: new unit--please read the poem 'The Man who Finds that His Son is a Thief' and complete (in written format) the two questions at the end of the handout.

Screwtape

Read Chapter 7 and complete all the questions on today's handout.