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November 30 |
Dec 1/ DOL Short Story Quiz 1 “A Poison Tree” Bring colored pencils, markers, pens for mandala project Wednesday
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2/ Twitter |
3/ DOL |
4/ Twitter |
| 7/ DOL “The Birthmark” mandala assignment “By the Waters of Babylon” |
8/ Twitter |
9/ DOL Six Traits review Voice and Word Choice Introduction - Imagine a Night cloze organizer Short Story Quiz 2 Review |
10/ Twitter |
11/ DOL |
14/ Calendar |
15/ Twitter Ecphrastic poem |
16/ DOL |
17/ Twitter
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18/ DOL |
| 21/ Calendar Antigone 88 - 182 Study Questions Summary lines 1-183 |
22/ Twitter |
23/ No Reading Record 5 Memorization Activity |
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Memorization: “The Best” Quote - Helen Keller
Notes:
Mid-terms: January 13 End of second trimester:
March 4
Last day for absent or failing make-up work: March 3
Take tests within three days of returning to school after
absence.
Turn in all assignments on time. Late work is not accepted
except to bring failing grades (below 60%) up to passing or 50% credit for
writing assignments.
Turn in absence make-up work within three days of returning
to school. Cover sheets must accompany make-up work for absences.
Read every day from books you have chosen to read outside of class.
Personal Reading requirement = 100 minutes per week from
reading of your choice. In-class reading assignments do not count
as personal reading. Complete Personal Reading Record and turn in
by Friday of each week.
Self-start at the beginning of class. Be seated, quiet, and working as soon
as the tardy bell finishes ringing. Bring materials (including a pencil) to
class every day.
Keep your participation points. Do not be tardy, use the hall pass,
or disrupt class. If you use all of your participation points, you
may not use the hall pass, so take care of things like restroom, drink, telephone,
or office appointment needs before or after school or between classes.
Throwing items in class is disruptive, can be dangerous, and will
result in calls home.
