English
Read the chapter introduction called Characterization!
The next story we will read in class is called Miss Brill.
Free free to have a little lookie-loo if you so desire.
postscript: remember you will need a duo-tang and a journal very soon.
Socials
Read the briefing on Unclean Water and do all questions.
Christian Studies
Complete all questions up to and including #9.
Friday, September 13, 2019
Thursday, September 12, 2019
Skittles Day
- 1.a game played, chiefly in Britain, with wooden pins, typically nine in number, set up at the end of an alley to be bowled down with a wooden ball or disk.
- 2.a pin used in the game of skittles.
Who knew??
Read The Destructors and answer # 1, 2, 4.
This story can be found in chapter 2 of the Perrine's Literature textbook.
Socials Read the Briefing on Human Trafficking and answer the questions given in the handout.
Christian Studies
Submit "your letter to self" if you didn't in class.
Tuesday, September 10, 2019
Day Two(ish)
English
Grab a cuppa hot cocoa and cuddle up with 'the brick'. You are reading The Most Dangerous Game tonight.
Also Bard forms are due tomorrow.
Socials
No homework
Bard forms due
Christian Studies
No homework, per se, but...that Capstone tho'.
Your daily Aww moment:
https://www.facebook.com/MichaelDCisnerosNYC/videos/10217659556234176/
Grab a cuppa hot cocoa and cuddle up with 'the brick'. You are reading The Most Dangerous Game tonight.
Also Bard forms are due tomorrow.
Socials
No homework
Bard forms due
Christian Studies
No homework, per se, but...that Capstone tho'.
Your daily Aww moment:
https://www.facebook.com/MichaelDCisnerosNYC/videos/10217659556234176/
Monday, September 9, 2019
Open for Business
English:
Sign Bard on the Beach forms and return.
Beg, borrow, or steal a duo-tang
Socials:
Sign Bard on the Beach forms and return.
Read only the handout on Social Justice and the Poor
Sign Bard on the Beach forms and return.
Beg, borrow, or steal a duo-tang
Socials:
Sign Bard on the Beach forms and return.
Read only the handout on Social Justice and the Poor
Christian Studies:
No HW
Thursday, June 13, 2019
Fade to black
There's nothing more to see here; this is my final post
I hang my blogger hat up, and raise a glass to toast
you and all your efforts--I enjoyed this class the most,
but I'll claim it's just a rumor if you go around and boast.
Room 105 is closing, both in John Knox and here online
My verses meet their resting spot, I've nothing left to opine.
This year is nearly finished, and classes are in decline
so come back in September, and I'll resume this task of mine.
Writing rhymes wasn't easy, it took more time than I thought,
but I hoped to gaslight your poems, so I gave it my best shot.
Each poem was meant to inspire, it was a hidden message I taught
Because EVERYONE can write poetry, or, at least, they ought!
Yours,
Mrs Loconte
I hang my blogger hat up, and raise a glass to toast
you and all your efforts--I enjoyed this class the most,
but I'll claim it's just a rumor if you go around and boast.
Room 105 is closing, both in John Knox and here online
My verses meet their resting spot, I've nothing left to opine.
This year is nearly finished, and classes are in decline
so come back in September, and I'll resume this task of mine.
Writing rhymes wasn't easy, it took more time than I thought,
but I hoped to gaslight your poems, so I gave it my best shot.
Each poem was meant to inspire, it was a hidden message I taught
Because EVERYONE can write poetry, or, at least, they ought!
Yours,
Mrs Loconte
Wednesday, June 12, 2019
Save the Drama for your...chapel?
So here we are: having completed all assigned readings,
We've only to look forward to dramatic court proceedings.
The early feelings of finality bring a sweet sense of relief,
but to be done English Eleven also brings some disbelief.
We're done already?! I've been having such a blast,
not including the marking, it's been like a party I want to last.
But let's keep it real, we're all looking forward to summer,
to give our minds a little break, and act a little dumber.
But it's not quite a wrap yet, we have a little further to go:
Complete chapter 12 questions, and put on a trial show.
So think about your roles, the ones you hope you get,
tomorrow's class will give you time to start getting set.
We've only to look forward to dramatic court proceedings.
The early feelings of finality bring a sweet sense of relief,
but to be done English Eleven also brings some disbelief.
We're done already?! I've been having such a blast,
not including the marking, it's been like a party I want to last.
But let's keep it real, we're all looking forward to summer,
to give our minds a little break, and act a little dumber.
But it's not quite a wrap yet, we have a little further to go:
Complete chapter 12 questions, and put on a trial show.
So think about your roles, the ones you hope you get,
tomorrow's class will give you time to start getting set.
Tuesday, June 11, 2019
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