English II
The only homework that you have this weekend is to complete your essay and have it ready to be submitted on Monday. Remember that for this essay you are expected to have five clear paragraphs. Use the rubric for your final draft to help you put this together. If you were active during our last writing workshop then you have a very good example of your third body paragraph to use when constructing the others.
If you need my help, I'll be available tomorrow after school, before school, and during B lunch.
If you would like to spend more time poking around Anne's hiding place and learning more about her or her family, I invite you to investigate the website of the Anne Frank House. You can access that site here: Anne Frank House.
We will continue our reading and study of Anne next class as well as begin our research projects.
Russian I
If any of you did not finish your adverb quiz, make sure to see me to finish that no later than Monday. For the weekend, I would like for all of you to make sure that your presentations are ready to show and that you have completed the viewing guide for our film Девчата. If you need to watch portions of the film that you may have missed, you can find the film at this website.
Remember that we will soon be starting our review for the final exam (Units 1-3). Take time this weekend to look through your textbooks and come up with topics that you would like for us to review during that time.
Russian II/III
Many of you will need to see me tomorrow to finish your quizzes. Make sure that you make yourself available to do that no later than Monday. For the weekend, make sure that those of you who need to use the link above to finish watching our film and complete your viewing guides.
Additionally, you may want to take time to consider our final speaking assignment of the year. We'll decide on roles on Tuesday and begin to prepare a bit then.
Lastly, make sure that you read about our next grammar unit before we see each other on Monday. For Russian II, you want to read about the concept of double negation in Russian (282-285). For Russian III, you want to read about verbal adjectives and gerund formation in Russian (477-488).
When I see you all next week there will only be NINE A-days until we begin exams!
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Thursday, April 28, 2016
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Homework for B-Day Students: April 14, 2015
AP English III
Big discussion today from which I hope you learned a lot. For tonight, make sure that you have finished your consideration of chapter twenty three since we've not yet talked about it and make sure that you have thorough annotations and reading done for chapter twenty four. You'll have to finish the book over the weekend, so you may find it helpful to just go ahead and get it done now.
Don't forget as well that the window is open for resubmission of papers. If you have a required resubmission you are required to meet with me to discuss your paper and develop a revision plan. If you don't have a requirement to resubmit I would still recommend meeting with me to discuss the work you need to do.
We'll be getting to The Things They Carried likely at the end of next week. You may want to get your copy today or tomorrow - if you order from Barnes and Noble you can help send students to Russia if you use my code. See the poster outside my room.
English II
You have no work to turn in for me next class, but it would be a good idea to write about or just think about the similarities between Hotel Rwanda and what we've learned so far about HaShoah and The Diary of Anne Frank. Additionally, make sure that you study your vocabulary. It'll help you to really learn the vocabulary if you focus on it every day.
Big discussion today from which I hope you learned a lot. For tonight, make sure that you have finished your consideration of chapter twenty three since we've not yet talked about it and make sure that you have thorough annotations and reading done for chapter twenty four. You'll have to finish the book over the weekend, so you may find it helpful to just go ahead and get it done now.
Don't forget as well that the window is open for resubmission of papers. If you have a required resubmission you are required to meet with me to discuss your paper and develop a revision plan. If you don't have a requirement to resubmit I would still recommend meeting with me to discuss the work you need to do.
We'll be getting to The Things They Carried likely at the end of next week. You may want to get your copy today or tomorrow - if you order from Barnes and Noble you can help send students to Russia if you use my code. See the poster outside my room.
English II
You have no work to turn in for me next class, but it would be a good idea to write about or just think about the similarities between Hotel Rwanda and what we've learned so far about HaShoah and The Diary of Anne Frank. Additionally, make sure that you study your vocabulary. It'll help you to really learn the vocabulary if you focus on it every day.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Happy Monday - Homework for 13 April 2015
Russian II
Tonight for homework I would like for you to write five sentences using your vocabulary words for chapter eight and to include a possessive pronoun (my, your, his, her, etc.). Then, write a new version of the sentence changing the possessive pronoun to свой as we learned today in class. When you change the pronoun, explain how the sentence is now different in its meaning.
By doing this you'll be working with the new vocabulary and the new grammar. Don't forget to work nightly.
Russian I
Tonight for homework I want you to finish the work we did today with conjunctions. Work through the activity at the end of what we were doing in class. Read the sentences and combine them together so that you have cut down on the repeated information and used the proper conjunction. Remember to write out your sentences, don't just make changes to the printout.
English II
Final call for projects is Tuesday. Ms. Alley's last day on campus is this day. In addition, keep working on your new vocabulary which you're learning every day. Just like in Russian - spend a bit of time every day working on learning your vocabulary!
Tonight for homework I would like for you to write five sentences using your vocabulary words for chapter eight and to include a possessive pronoun (my, your, his, her, etc.). Then, write a new version of the sentence changing the possessive pronoun to свой as we learned today in class. When you change the pronoun, explain how the sentence is now different in its meaning.
By doing this you'll be working with the new vocabulary and the new grammar. Don't forget to work nightly.
Russian I
Tonight for homework I want you to finish the work we did today with conjunctions. Work through the activity at the end of what we were doing in class. Read the sentences and combine them together so that you have cut down on the repeated information and used the proper conjunction. Remember to write out your sentences, don't just make changes to the printout.
English II
Final call for projects is Tuesday. Ms. Alley's last day on campus is this day. In addition, keep working on your new vocabulary which you're learning every day. Just like in Russian - spend a bit of time every day working on learning your vocabulary!
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