Oof! That Hill, though!!

 English 10

Read up to page 110 and complete handout questions 1-10.

Podcasts due June 9.

English 11

Act Four quiz on Monday.

Macbeth project due June 13.

Philosophy 12

Logical fallacies quiz on Monday.

Final Project due June 15. 

Bring your walking shoes

English 10

Read up to page 80. 

English 11

Complete your self evaluation on your poem recitation.

Complete both sides.

Philosophy 12

Come with your two video examples on fallacies. Send to my email please. 

Have fun dancing the night away. 

Didn't think we get that noon sun, didja?

 English 10

Complete the reading on censorship from a Christian perspective and answer the questions.

Student led morning devotions begin tomorrow. Kathleen, I believe you were first? 

English 11

Poetry Thursday for reciting poetry begins tomorrow after lunch. Rubric for self/teacher evaluation

Remember you can loose marks if you do any of the following: accuracy score sheet

Philosophy 12

Metaphysics and Philosophy of the Mind test tomorrow.

Short week with a walk

 English 10

Finish Part 1 and complete the questions.

English 11

Finish scene 2 of Act 4 and complete the questions.

Philosophy 12

No HW

Friday. Glorious, Friday!

 English 11

Quiz Tuesday, Act 3.

Poetry recitation due Thursday.

Philosophy 12

Quiz on Metaphysics and Philosophy of the Mind pushed back to Thursday.

English 10

Read to the bottom of page 56.

Write a response...bullet form is okay to this writing prompt.

A Dystopian novel is only as good as its ability to let you reflect on your present society...make a list of similarities between today in 2022 and Bradbury's imaged futuristic world written in 1953.

Just a little more to go.

 English 11

Journal 3 tonight.

Act 3 quiz Tuesday.

Poem recitation Thursday.

English 10

Read to top of page 40.

Philosophy 12

Test on Tuesday.

Half Way Done!

 English 11

Macbeth Act 3 Quiz on Tuesday but no specific homework for tonight.

English 10

Read up to line break at the top of page 28. No questions to complete yet.

Philosophy 12

Answer the question below. The answer can be gleaned from reading Kant's excerpt.

Can we have free will and if so can we have it in a world where everything is beholden to a natural law of causality?