English 11 Block 1:
- For Tuesday
- Read Chp. 2 of October Sky for Tuesday and continue your Part 1 study guide notes. I don't want pretty notes; I want them packed!
- If you want, feel free to download this epub version of the novel. Right click on the link above, and open it in any free epub reader app.
- Your complex paragraph that compares two websites was due Sunday, April 30, by noon. Below is an overview of the assignment:
- Please review the following punctuation topics. We'll be writing the punctuation test on Wednesday, May 3:
- For Tuesday
- Read Chp. 2 of October Sky for Tuesday and continue your Part 1 study guide notes. I don't want pretty notes; I want them packed!
- If you want, feel free to download this epub version of the novel. Right click on the link above, and open it in any free epub reader app.
- Your complex paragraph that compares two websites was due Sunday, April 30, by noon. Below is an overview of the assignment:
- Please review the following punctuation topics. We'll be writing the punctuation test on Wednesday, May 3:
English 12 Block 2:
- For Tuesday
- Finish reading Chp. 1 of The Great Gatsby for Monday and complete your Part 1 Cornell notes. The Chp. 1 notes are due Tuesday.
- The first vocabulary quiz (Chps. 1-3) will be on Friday, May 5. The first Gatsby test (Chps. 1-3) will be on Monday, May 8.
- Did you miss the mandatory Literacy 12 exam? See your counselor ASAP!
- The personal essay was due last Sunday at noon. I'll be marking it quickly Sunday afternoon. Pleas utilize all the notes we've created in the last few weeks about essay writing.
- Follow the essay checklist!
- Create a cover page and embed it into the start of the document.
- Finish your outline for the personal essay. /10 marks
- Finish your two brainstorms. 2 x5 marks = 10 marks total
Philosophy 12 Block 3:
- For Tuesday
- Question Notes:
- Make sure you've finished the question notes for pp. 119 and 120. Create two questions for each of the two pages (for a total of 4 questions). Include a 2-3 sentence answer for each question. Focus on the key ideas of each page. /4 marks
- 1. For pp. 114-115/116/117/118 in the textbook, create two questions for each of the four pages (for a total of 8 questions). Include a 2-3 sentence answer for each question. Focus on the key ideas of each page. /8 marks
- Most recent journal questions:
- (#14) Do you believe in the “brain in the vat” scenario? What evidence/arguments are there that it might be true and that you’re controlled? Are there any evidence/arguments to support free will?
- (#13) If you could pass the rest of your life cared for in every way as you slumbered peacefully, entranced by wonderful dreams, would you do so?
- (#12) If you could choose the sex and physical appearance of your soon-to-be-born child, would you do it? Why or why not? Would it make a difference if we were talking about diseases like Parkinson’s?
English 11 Block 4 (Day 2):
- For Wednesday
- Read Chp. 21 of October Sky and start the Part 4 study guide.
- Did you miss today's Part 3 test?
- Finish the Part 3 study guide and review the vocabulary words.
- Complete today's crossword puzzle for Part 3. Here's the key:
- Alternatively, you can complete the online Part 3 crossword.
- The Part 3 test will be written in next class, which is
Tuesday May 2 Monday, May 1!
- Did you miss last Thursday's capitalization test? If so, see me ASAP!
- Review these sites for the capitalization test:
- For Wednesday
- Read Chp. 21 of October Sky and start the Part 4 study guide.
- Did you miss today's Part 3 test?
- Finish the Part 3 study guide and review the vocabulary words.
- Complete today's crossword puzzle for Part 3. Here's the key:
- Alternatively, you can complete the online Part 3 crossword.
- The Part 3 test will be written in next class, which is
Tuesday May 2Monday, May 1! - Did you miss last Thursday's capitalization test? If so, see me ASAP!
- Review these sites for the capitalization test:
