Literature: Review The Scarlet Pimpernel for a comprehension quiz.
Make notes for your original short story.
Please make sure that you have Haunting Tales by Hawthorne.
History: Complete study sheet for Chapter 21 of Spielvogel.
Field trip: January 29th.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Wednesday 1:15 Literature
Vocabulary:
1. umbrage: a sense of injury
2. unction: art of anointing as with oil
3. unyoke: to separate
4. usurp: to take possession by force
5. urchin: a roguish. mischievous boy ( or girl)
6. urban: pertaining to a city
7. Unitarian: religious body rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity
8. upbraid: reproach as deserving blame
9. utility: fitness for a practical purpose
10. uproot: to eradicate
Literature: Read Chapters 14-23 in The Scarlet Pimpernel.
1. umbrage: a sense of injury
2. unction: art of anointing as with oil
3. unyoke: to separate
4. usurp: to take possession by force
5. urchin: a roguish. mischievous boy ( or girl)
6. urban: pertaining to a city
7. Unitarian: religious body rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity
8. upbraid: reproach as deserving blame
9. utility: fitness for a practical purpose
10. uproot: to eradicate
Literature: Read Chapters 14-23 in The Scarlet Pimpernel.
9:45 Wednesday World History
Vocabulary:
1. umbrage: a sense of injury
2. unction: art of anointing as with oil
3. unyoke: to separate
4. usurp: to take possession by force
5. urchin: a roguish, mischievous boy ( or girl)
6. urban: pertaining to a city
7. Unitarian: religious body rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity
8. upbraid: reproach as deserving blame
9. utility: fitness for a practical purpose
10. uproot: to eradicate
Literature: Finish reading Hitler by Albert Marrin.
1. umbrage: a sense of injury
2. unction: art of anointing as with oil
3. unyoke: to separate
4. usurp: to take possession by force
5. urchin: a roguish, mischievous boy ( or girl)
6. urban: pertaining to a city
7. Unitarian: religious body rejecting the doctrine of the Trinity
8. upbraid: reproach as deserving blame
9. utility: fitness for a practical purpose
10. uproot: to eradicate
Literature: Finish reading Hitler by Albert Marrin.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Monday/THursday Western Civ and Lit
Literature: Finish The Scarlet Pimpernel.
History: Prepare your answer for your individual focus question for Chapter 21 of Spielvogel.
Tori, we missed you today. Your question is question 2 on page 632.
History: Prepare your answer for your individual focus question for Chapter 21 of Spielvogel.
Tori, we missed you today. Your question is question 2 on page 632.
Friday, January 13, 2012
Friday Girls
Vocabulary:
1. virile: masculine
2. vie: to contend
3. visage: the face, countenance or look of someone
4. vista: view or prospect
5. vacillate: to waiver
6. vendition: the act of selling
7. venial: to be pardoned or forgiven
8. vernacular: language one's own country
9. volition: act of the exercise of the will
10. votive: dedicated with a vow
Literature: Read to page 138 in Hitler by Albert Marrin.
History: Read the remainder of Chapter 18 in Spielvogel.
1. virile: masculine
2. vie: to contend
3. visage: the face, countenance or look of someone
4. vista: view or prospect
5. vacillate: to waiver
6. vendition: the act of selling
7. venial: to be pardoned or forgiven
8. vernacular: language one's own country
9. volition: act of the exercise of the will
10. votive: dedicated with a vow
Literature: Read to page 138 in Hitler by Albert Marrin.
History: Read the remainder of Chapter 18 in Spielvogel.
Monday/ Thursday Western Civ and Lit
Vocabulary: EXAM
Literature: Read Chapters 18-23 of The Scarlet Pimpernel.
History: Read the remainder of Chapter 21 in Spielvogel.
Field trip to Charleston on Sunday, Jan. 29th!!!!!!
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Wednesday Western Civ LIt
Read Chapters 4-13 in The Scarlet Pimpernel.
Vocabulary Quiz.
1. virile: masculine
2. vie: to contend
3. visage: the face, countenance, or look of a person
4. vista: a view or prospect
5. vacillate: to waiver
6. vendition: the art of selling
7. venial: that may be pardoned or forgiven
8. vernacular: language of one's country
9. volition: act or exercise of the will
10. votive: dedicated with a vow
Vocabulary Quiz.
1. virile: masculine
2. vie: to contend
3. visage: the face, countenance, or look of a person
4. vista: a view or prospect
5. vacillate: to waiver
6. vendition: the art of selling
7. venial: that may be pardoned or forgiven
8. vernacular: language of one's country
9. volition: act or exercise of the will
10. votive: dedicated with a vow
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)