Tuesday p.m. American Literature

Vocabulary: Quiz in the last ten Greek and latin roots. They are listed separately on the blog. The first word is "solos".

 Literature: Finish reading The Great Gatsby.

New Greek and Latin roots. 3/6

Latin:
1. solos: alone, only
2. rideo risum: laugh, make fun of
3. laboro laboratum: work
4. durus: hard to the touch, strong
5. bellum: war



Greek:
1. monos: alone, solitary
2. ergon: work
3. barbaros: foreign
4. orthos: straight, correct
5. dokein: think, have an opinion

BIology Lab

We will have lab on Friday, March 7. More dissection!!!

Tuesday a.m. Ancient Literature and History

Vocabulary: No quiz this week.

Literature: Epics are due on March 11. Please bring your copy of Antigone to class.

History: Read Chapters 54-57 in SWB's Ancient History.

I enjoyed the time with all of you in Columbia. It is so nice to make memories.
Thanks for your wonderful behavior!!

Friday American History

Ladies,

Read Chapter 14 and we will finish the study sheet in class.
Please make sure you have your books with you in class.

Good work on your tests!!!!

Adeline, if you need the study sheet, shoot me an email.

Thursday p.m. American Literature and History

Vocabulary: Quiz on the new Greek and Latin roots. They are listed separately on last week's vocabulary entry. The first word is "hypo".

Literature: Read Chapters 6 and 7 of The Great Gatsby.
Please do some research on Fitzgerald and his way of life and success.

History: Read Chapter 14 and finish study sheet for Chapters 13 and 14 in BJU's US History.

Thursday a.m. Ancient History and Literature

Vocabulary: No quiz this week.

Literature: Work on your epic.  They are due on the 13th. Please make sure you have a copy of Antigone.

History: Read Chapters 54-57 in SWB's Ancient History.

See you Tuesday for the field trip.