Showing posts with label Anna Karenina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Anna Karenina. Show all posts

Monday, February 10, 2020

Homework for Monday - 2/10/2020 - A Day

AP Research

Today was our working day to kick-off the week. Our major task for this week is to complete the Body of Knowledge Source Analysis. Please use the form that is in the assignment or the form given to you in class. You may complete either a hard copy version or an electronic version for your score. Hopefully by studying one of your sources in depth, you will get a better understanding of how to construct elements of your own academic paper. Consider how they show their data and how that data is made clear for a reader. How does the language they use lead to an understanding for the reader?

By the end of this week you should be ready with a new draft or a revised draft of your Introduction/Lit Review and Method section. We'll be doing another run of peer editing next week!

Russian I

Today in class we began to learn our adjectives and the rules for working with them. Remember that adjectives must agree with their nouns by gender and by case. We started to learn the way that we make these changes today - especially focused on nominative and genitive case. From there we moved to arts and crafts - coloring and writing about our creations. Continue to study your new vocabulary tonight (colors) and complete the exercises in your textbook - Chapter 2, Exercise 2 and 4. Focus on being able to identify cases in this work, vocabulary, and gender.

Advanced Russian

Today was a day focused on Anna Karenina and our first attempts at quizzes. Remember the main takeaway from our conversation today - you have to remember the point of view of the speaker as they talk. Also remember that in a Russian brain, a person can only go one place at a time - it doesn't matter if they go other places.


You have the chance to redo your quizzes all this week and the beginning of next. Focus on your verb cards and your cases. Studying and learning these are the majority of your homework. We'll do some writing next class on Anna and her verbs of motion before learning some new verbs and vocabulary.

Monday, October 7, 2019

A Day Notes and Homework

AP Research 
 Great job being productive today-especially on a Monday!
   Make sure to keep working on:
1. Annotated Bibliography (25ish sources) Refer to the template on GC.
2. Reflection Questions (5 in the doc)
3. Meet with Ms. Stacey (if you have not already!)
4. Conferences with Mr. Miller or me.

Remember: AB's are due this Friday! Keep updating your task logs! 

Russian I 
Thank you for being cooperative and courteous during the movie today. I hope you got a taste of Russian culture, especially when seeing those pastries, yum!!

Remember to study for the possessive pronoun quiz on Thursday! 


Advanced Russian 
Thank you for paying attention during the movie today! I hope you got a great look into one of the most prominent Russian novels of all time! Also, you will always remember who wrote Anna Karenina, right?

Remember to turn in your case worksheets on Thursday!