Showing posts with label arts and crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label arts and crafts. Show all posts

Monday, October 4, 2021

4 and 5 October

AP Language

Today's class was about breaking open The Crucible in order to set a foundation for the rest of our study. We understood the main characters in the play, their essential motivations, and the way in which multiple conflicts, topics, and forces are working in the play so far.

Next class we'll continue with Act 2. This scene is all about John and Elizabeth Proctor. Notice their relationship, the way in which tension operates, and the speed of the changes in Salem. We'll have an assessment on Friday/Monday which covers Act 1 and Act 2. We'll also begin on the project in earnest next class. Be sure to review the requirements, the exemplars, and the documents in the folder for you.

If you have anything missing from Unit 1 it is extremely important that this is turned in ASAP. The end of the quarter will occur at the end of the month.

English 10

Today we did a lot of great work y'all! I'm so glad that we have time every day to read and enjoy our texts. We focused a bit on how the characters are impacted by the characters and forces at play around them. This is super important as all of our books are about growing up in the world - so we should consider the way in which the characters are affected by the forces around them.

Tonight you have vocabulary due. Be sure to upload your version of the vocabulary bookmark with your ten words, definitions, and synonyms. This should be an easy 4.0 assignment. Use Google Dictionary for help with your words. Keep in mind that you'll keep subitting the same document all year as you get more vocabulary.

Our assignment for the week is our Arts and Crafts on our protagonist. For this I want you to create an image of the main character (some of you may need to pick one). The question for you to answer in your paragraph response is: What is the main character like as the book begins? Be sure to create a clear paragraph that uses evidence from the book. These assignments are due at the end of the week.

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Homework for B-Day Students: 2 September 2015

AP English III

Tonight for your homework you have two key things to accomplish.  First, continue to revise and edit your outlines and especially pay attention to the refutation.  Most of you left this out of your original outlines and as we discussed today, it is necessary.  Find a place to include this and start to develop it.

In addition, complete your rereading and annotation of chapters eight and ten from Kozol.  Continue to notice the way in which he is building and developing his argument as the text proceeds.

English II

If you didn't finish your tone analysis work, make sure to turn that in at the beginning of next class!

Tuesday, September 1, 2015

Homework for A-Day: 9/1/2015

Russian II/III

The exercises tonight for homework are intended to be used so that you will memorize your case endings for the accusative and genitive cases.  Practice and then practice some more.  Here are the exercises you should study and complete:

For Accusative case - pages 82-85.

Russian II and III:  Exercise 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 30, 31, 32, 33, 37.
Russian III:  Exercise 25 and 26.

For Genitive case - pages 122-123.

Russian II and III:  Exercise 15, 16, 17, 29, 21, 24.

I'll have your written work to you returned soon.

Russian I

Please complete the additional handwriting work tonight to finish your study of the letters.  Only focus on the handwriting exercises.  Do not worry about translating words that you don't know.  I'll collect all of your handwriting work on Thursday.

English II

If you did not complete your tone analysis and imagery from the Pushkin poem, make sure to finish that tonight and turn it in on Thursday.  Also, if you were a late addition to the class you need to complete your paragraphs and turn them in on Thursday too.

Monday, October 6, 2014

Homework for B Day Students - 10/6/2014

AP English III

Remember to bring your work with you on preparing for the exam to class on Wednesday. We brought out a lot of great points on argumentative writing which will be helpful for you on Friday for our examination day. 

For next class, bring a copy of The Great Gatsby as we'll start studying it then. Continue to study and review for the exam. 

English II

Complete your frame depiciting you as a revolutionary. Show what you've learned about reading graphic novels and think about facial expressions, speech bubbles and colors. Ms. Gerdes and I are looking forward to seeing what you come up with.