Thursday, December 10th, 2009
Announcements: Due Dec. 15

Grammar–Subject Verb Agreement

POEM–follow the directions on your homework sheet. Don’t forget to practice, practice, practice! And bring a final copy of your tone map.

**Discuss Christmas party with your parents…what will you bring to share??



Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
Announcements: For Dec. 10

  • Read book of Joshua
  • Quiz on Deut. memory verse and vocabulary - 2 sets from Hebrews
  • p. 186 choose 1 of 1, 2, 4, 6
  • p. 187  - answer questions on 9-11 and be prepared to discuss the Sabbath


Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
Announcements: For Dec. 10

  • Read rest of Module #7 and do OYO
  • Prepare for Experiment 7.1


Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
Announcements: for Dec. 10

  • Module #6 retest
  • prepare for Labs 7.1 and 7.2
  • Read rest of Module #7 and hand in OYO 7.1-7.6


Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
Announcements: Due Dec. 10

*Finish looking up tone terms (just those words you don’t know).

Find a poem to memorize/recite from the poetryoutloud.org website. Copy it off and bring to class on Thursday.

**Surprise**If you are reading this, find out what the low temperature was for Tuesday or Wednesday night and bring me that many pennies (ie. If it was 4 degrees, bring me four pennies).



Tuesday, December 8th, 2009
Announcements: Dec. 10

RRJ Due! Last one until after Christmas break–remember my present to you is that you need 1 less entry for an A,B, or C.

Find a poem to memorize/recite from the poetryoutloud.org website. Copy it off and bring it to class on Thursday.

**Surprise**If you are reading this, find out what the low temperature was for Tuesday or Wednesday night and bring me that many pennies (ie. If it was 4 degrees, bring me four pennies).



Friday, December 4th, 2009
Announcements: Assignment for Thursday, December 10

a.       Study Lessons 25 and 26.

b.      Do Exercises 24 & 25.

c.       Do Additional Exercises 25 and 26.  Rewrite all in schemas following the example below for No. 1. No 1 reads this way:  No true socialist is a millionaire, but some Russians are millionaires. Therefore, some Russians are not true socialists.

1.  No P are M

        Some S are M

        \Some S are P

        Distributed terms are: 

        Fallacies are: 

2.  etc.  



Friday, December 4th, 2009
Announcements: For Dec. 8

  • Research blue sticky note questions
  • Fictional Journal entry #1 - write about some cultural aspect in story
  • vocab. p. 171
  • p. 173-4 Do assigned 1 of 1, 2, 4, 5, 8
  • p. 166 - 15 - draft of paper due - follow directions, at least 2 paragraphs

Dec. 3 assignments - please bring to class

  • p. 164 1 of 5, 6, 7, 8
  • p. 171 map #2
  • p. 174-5 #11 or #12
  • p. 160 - 1


Friday, December 4th, 2009
Announcements: For Dec. 8

Test on Module #6 - review and rework practice problems and review question to prepare

Read Module #7 through p. 228 and do OYO problems



Friday, December 4th, 2009
Announcements: For Dec. 8

Read Module #7 through p. 213 and do OYO problem

Hand in Experiment 6.1 and  Micro Exp. 4  reports, also correct Module #5 lab reports

** For any who would like to spend more time working on the Module #6 test, you can do that from 9:30-10:00 am on Tuesday in the office.



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