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May 31-June 4, 2004
Monday, May 31: Memorial Day Holiday
- No School
Tuesday, June 1
- Comparative Literature: TKAM
Wednesday, June 2
- Comparative Literature: TKAM
Thursday, June 3: Lagoon Day
- No Classes for Ninth Graders
Friday, June 4: Last Day of School
- Have a great summer!
May 24-28, 2004
Monday, May 24: Honors English Meeting
Tuesday, May 25
Wednesday, May 26
- Finish TKAM
Thursday, May 27: Falcon Finale, 7:00 P.M.
- Update Reading Notebook
- Finish All Assignments for TKAM
- Computer Lab for Literary Skills Test on TKAM
Friday, May 28: Last Day for "Ithaca"
- Last Chance for Presentations
- Need Extra Credit? Read
the Story and Take the Quiz!
(Answers due on June 1st.)
May 17-21, 2004
Monday, May 17
- "Ithaca" Anyone?
- Cartoon Thought Bubble Assignment: Chapter
15
Tuesday, May 18
Wednesday, May 19
Thursday, May 20
Friday, May 21
Scroll down to see previous weeks.May 10-14, 2004
Monday, May 10
Tuesday, May 11
- Chapter 10
- Update Reading Notebook
- Here's
a good essay contest!
(Enter by May 28 to win $5000!)
Wednesday, May 12
- Chapter 11
- Update Reading Notebook
Thursday, May 13
Friday, May 14
Scroll down to see previous weeks.May 3-7, 2004
Monday, May 3: A.M. Assembly Schedule
- The Return of the Journal: This Time You Keep It!
1) Discrimination: Do you discriminate? Explain. - Assign New Novels
- Reading Schedule
- Chapter
1
Tuesday, May 4
Wednesday, May 5
Thursday, May 6
Friday, May 7
- Read Chapter 8
- Complete Notebook/Study Guide through Chapter 8
- "Ithaca",
anyone? (Memorize and present it by May 28!)
April 26-30, 2004: End-of-Level Tests
Monday, April 26
- Final Mythology Review: Test Friday
- Greek Gods
- Greek Heroes and Monsters
(Click the links above only if you have PowerPoint on your computer.)
Tuesday, April 27
Wednesday, April 28
Thursday, April 29
- End-of-Level Language Arts Test
Friday, April 30: Midterm
- Final Mythology Test (PDF file)
*Including the Olympians, Presentations, Trojan War, The Odyssey*
(Click the links above only if you have PowerPoint on your computer.)
April 19-23, 2004
Monday, April 19
- Watch The Odyssesy
(Media Center)
Tuesday, April 20
- The Odyssey
(Media Center)
Wednesday, April 21
- Computer Lab: Prep
for End-of-Level Exam
(It's next week!)
Thursday, April 22
- The Odyssey
(Media Center)
Friday, April 23
- The Odyssey
(Media Center)
April 12-16, 2004
Monday, April 12
- Review The Trojan War (PowerPoint)
- Begin The Odyssesy: Sailing from Troy, The Lotus Eaters
- Pages 641-650
Tuesday, April 13
- The Odyssey: The Cyclopes and the Land of the Dead
- Pages 650-667
Wednesday, April 14
- The Odyssey: The Sirens, Scylla and Charibdis, The Cattle of the Sun God, The Return of Odysseus
- Pages 669-686
Thursday, April 15
- The Odyssey: Argus, The Suitors, Penelope
- Pages 687-694
Friday, April 16
- Finish The Odyssey: The Challenge, Odysseus' Revenge, Penelope's Test
- Pages 694-704
March 29-April 2, 2004
Esteem and Dream Week
Monday, March 29: P.M. Assembly
- Mythology Topic Research and Presentations
Tuesday, March 30
Wednesday, March 31: Job Seminar Day
- Shortened Class Schedule
- Mythology Presentations
Thursday, April 1: Job Shadow Day
- No classes for 9th graders
Friday, April 2: Talent Show Assembly
- Shortened Class Schedule
- Finish Mythology Presentations
- Have a great Spring Break!
March 22-26, 2004
Monday, March 22: "Quality Teaching Day"
- No School for Students
Tuesday, March 23: Welcome to the 4th Term!
- Hall Passes/AR Contracts (due March 30th)
- What is Cheating?
- Mythology: Finish the Myth Grid with Hamilton's Mythology
- James T's Birthday Party -- 4:00 P.M.
Wednesday, March 24
Thursday, March 25
- Computer Lab: Research on Mythology Topic
Friday, March 26
Scroll down to see previous weeks."Did I miss anything?" This is quite possibly the most annoying question students ask me. A student has been absent for three days. Upon returning, s/he will invariably ask not "What did I miss?" which would indicate a willingness to make up the missing assignments, but rather "Did I miss anything?" My usual sarcastic reply is something like this: "Oh, heck no! We knew you were gone, so we just sat around all day and looked at each other. You don't really think I'm going to assign work on a day you're not here, do you?" So, in order to keep everyone (students and their parents) apprised of what exactly is going on each day in class, I am going to start putting it here.
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