Vocabulary: Review for a practice quiz on the first 60 Greek and Latin roots. They are on the blog.
Literature: FInish the Charlemagne book.
Please make sure that you have the Selected Writings of Thomas Aquinas.
We will finalize our dinner plans for April 7 in class.
Hope that you feel better, Jacob.
Thursday, March 28, 2013
Wednesday a.m. American Lit
Vocabulary: Review for a practice quiz on the first 60 Greek and Latin roots. They are on the blog.
Literature: Read Chapters 14-18 of Little Men.
Choose your favorite character and write 5 things that you enjoy about him/her.
This will aid your character sketch.
Please make sure that you have a copy of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.
Literature: Read Chapters 14-18 of Little Men.
Choose your favorite character and write 5 things that you enjoy about him/her.
This will aid your character sketch.
Please make sure that you have a copy of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Tuesday a.m. Medieval Lit
Vocabulary: Study Greek and Latin roots. I will post more on the blog.
Literature:Research papers are due.
Read the rest of Notker's Charlemagne.
You will want to make sure that you have a copy of Thomas Aquinas' Selected writings.
Literature:Research papers are due.
Read the rest of Notker's Charlemagne.
You will want to make sure that you have a copy of Thomas Aquinas' Selected writings.
Monday, March 25, 2013
Monday/ Thursday American History and Lit
Vocabulary: Review words for exam. It will be in April.
Literature: Read the following poems: Write a one paragraph reaction to each.
1. " If I Can Stop one Heart from Breaking" by Emily Dickinson
2. " God Gave a Loaf to Every Bird" by Emily Dickinson
3. " I Am New York City" by Jayne Cortez
4. " I Carry Your Heart" by e.e. cumming
5. " The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost
History: Begin Chapter 16 to page 370. Answer the Section Review.
Remember no class on Monday.
Literature: Read the following poems: Write a one paragraph reaction to each.
1. " If I Can Stop one Heart from Breaking" by Emily Dickinson
2. " God Gave a Loaf to Every Bird" by Emily Dickinson
3. " I Am New York City" by Jayne Cortez
4. " I Carry Your Heart" by e.e. cumming
5. " The Road Not Taken" by Robert Frost
History: Begin Chapter 16 to page 370. Answer the Section Review.
Remember no class on Monday.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Friday Medieval History and Lit
Vocabulary: Please be ready for a review of the first 50 roots. They are now all on the blog.
History: Read Chapter 45. Please write 10 important facts for discussion.
Literature: Final draft of paper due.
Because our next class is Good Friday we will meet downtown at 10:30 at Common Ground. Please join me for church at noon if you would like, and/or work at CBC on the Egg Hunt.
History: Read Chapter 45. Please write 10 important facts for discussion.
Literature: Final draft of paper due.
Because our next class is Good Friday we will meet downtown at 10:30 at Common Ground. Please join me for church at noon if you would like, and/or work at CBC on the Egg Hunt.
Monday/ Thursday American History and Lit
Vocabulary: Continue to review roots. I have put ten new ones one the blog.
History: Read Chapter 15 and do all section reviews.
Literature: Read the following poems by Dorothy Parker: " A Very Short Song" and " A Dream Lies Dead". Write a one paragraph response to each.
Please make sure that you have a copy of the book. My Antonia by Willa Cather.
History: Read Chapter 15 and do all section reviews.
Literature: Read the following poems by Dorothy Parker: " A Very Short Song" and " A Dream Lies Dead". Write a one paragraph response to each.
Please make sure that you have a copy of the book. My Antonia by Willa Cather.
Wednesday P.m. Medieval Lit
Vocabulary: Continue to review words The first 50 are on the blog.
Lit: Final paper due. Deducted points for late papers.
Read the first 20 pages of Notker's Charlemagne.
Lit: Final paper due. Deducted points for late papers.
Read the first 20 pages of Notker's Charlemagne.
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