AP English III
For the weekend you have two key priorities - First, you should finish reading and annotating The Great Gatsby. As you finish make sure that you go back to your covers especially and fill in any blanks about the meanings of symbols or develop your motifs into more complete theme/argument statements that Fitzgerald is presenting through the text. Second, you will need to complete the planning sheet and the analysis for Woolf and Petrunkevitch. Remember the advice I gave you today in class about your organization of this assignment as well as your argument that you will present.
Lastly, you have your final project and your group for The Great Gatsby skits. Over the weekend you don't need to put in any work on these as you'll have approximately half of the class on Monday to work on this. I would perhaps set up a Google Doc to work on the script and make sure that you and your groupmates are starting to divide the work so that you can conquer it.
Russian I
This weekend I want you to work with your vocabulary. You are to write ten complete sentences using a variety of verbs and vocabulary from unit one. Use your vocabulary sheets. Use only the verbs you can conjugate. Do not use any sort of translator software - use of this is a violation of the honor code and will earn you no credit for this assignment. Remember that I'm available both Thursday (today) and Friday (tomorrow ) after school for help.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Homework for the Weekend - A Day - 10/31/2013
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