Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Wednesday's Homework

ELA: Revise your speech based on today's edits/feedback.  Add in any notes you may need to remind yourself of things while presenting (look left, stand still, pause, etc.).  PRACTICE!  Tomorrow's is presentation day.  It may be a good idea to have someone 'grade' you using the practice rubric.

Period 1, 3, and 5 ONLY: Upload your speech on your blog as this will take place of the UpFront response this week.  Comment on as many speeches as you want over 


Math:
Period 3: Finish ACE questions
               p. 34 #1-8
               Test tomorrow
Period 4/6: Quiz day, none :)
Period 5: Finish all review sheet for Quiz tomorrow

Science: None

History: Chapter 6 test tomorrow!

Tuesday, December 18, 2012

Tuesday's Homework

ELA: Type up (double spaced) your speech.  See Ms. Ferreira's blog for details

Math:
Period 3: Finish review sheet on interior angles of polygons and angle pairs
Period 4/6: Yellow/Green
Period 5: Finish 8.4 Practice B
               Quiz Thursday

Science: Evolution Review sheet
              Test tomorrow

History: Study for Ch. 6 Test
   

Monday, December 17, 2012

Monday Madness

ELA: Finish dialoguing with the speech
          Write your own version of MLK's "I Had a Dream" speech
          Watch the video on Ms. Ferreira's blog about MLK

Mathematics: 
Period 3: review triangle congruence
               test Thursday!
Period 4/6: Make ID
Period 5: Finish wanted: missing angels worksheet

Science: Evolution Test Wednesday

History: Test on Thursday!

Friday, December 14, 2012

Weekly Wrap Up

Students finished up their 1960's presentations in ELA.  We continued to review evolution in Science, translations/rotations/etc. in Math, and began covering chapter 6 in the History Book.

Only one more week until Vacation!

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Thursday Things

ELA: 1960's presentations have begun!
          If you haven't presented yet, you should be practicing

Math:
Period 3: Review Sheet
               Quiz tomorrow
Period 4/6: 5.2 Practice C
Period 5: Look up names of polygons (3 sided to 10 sided) write them down

Science: Finish Carrying Capacity ?s

History: Begin study notes on Ch. 6

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Tonight's Homework

ELA: Practice your presentations
          See Ms. Ferreira's Blog

Math:
Period 3: transformation requirements
Period 4/6: 5.1 Practice C
Period 5: Quiz Corrections
                Finish #15-18 on homework from last night

Science: None :)

Monday, December 10, 2012

With only 2 weeks until break there's lots of work to get done!
See tonight's homework below.

ELA: script needs to be edited and typed
          presentations needs to be cleaned up
          collage needs to be finished

Science: finish common descent lab
           1. answer ?s in lab packet
           2. complete the morphological tree

History: finish classwork

Math:
Period 3: #3-8 worksheet
Period 4/6: review sheet
Period 5: finish classwork

Friday, December 7, 2012

Weekly Wrap Up

ELA: This week we began working on Broadcast Group Projects.  Over the weekend continue working on your project.  On Monday groups will be compiling their collages, make sure to bring materials.

Science: We've completed our Darwin, Lamarck, and Wallace group presentations.  This week we've continued to study evolution; including the investigating common descent activity today.  Check out Mrs. Gauvin's blog for links and videos on evolution.

History: The Town Meeting is a wrap!  Students began completing the "Letters from John and Abigail Adams" packet and vocabulary worksheet today.


Wednesday, December 5, 2012


Tonight's Homework

ELA: Homework is explained in the NEWS BROADCAST Project Packet
  • Watch the news and make note of how the anchors and reporters interact with each other (including transitions)
  • Finish researching and writing down source information
  • People who have to gather more information on certain topics, do that.
  • Make sure you write down your source information on the start.
  • Other people are typing up an outline for your presentation and watching a news broadcast form your year on the internet.


Math:
Period 3: Quiz day, no HW
Period 4/6: 4.8 practice B #1-25 odd
Period 5: Finish challenge problem from class

Science: Evolution quiz tomorrow

History: No HW

Tuesday, December 4, 2012

Tonight's Homework

ELA
For preparation for the project starting tomorrow, all students in all classes are asked to do the following:

  • Watch a 30 minute news broadcast of your choosing (from beginning to end) and jot down notes of how the anchors interact with each other and with the specialty people (weathermen, sports broadcaster, etc.).
  • Spend some time finding highlights of each year of the 1960s so you can make the best decision for your group tomorrow on what year you want to delve into tomorrow for our research project.
  • An extra credit sheet was given today.  If you choose to do it, it is due Thursday.

Period 5: complete the activity above and also...

  •   Freewrite on blog
  •   Make comments on blogging group members' freewrites
  •   Don't forget to complete the assignment above



Math:
Period 3: Quiz tomorrow
              finish review sheet
Period 4/6: p. 259 #14-17, 20-25, 29-31
Period 5: #1-6 angle pairs

Science: Vocabulary worksheet

History: Presentations tomorrow
             Dress up for extra credit :)

Monday, December 3, 2012

ELA:
Period 5: Post freewrite on your blog, comment on blogging group members' freewrites, list articles from UpFront Magazine.

Period 6:
1. Read "Artic Meltdown" on pg. 8-10 and Dialogue with the text
2. On ELA blog, answer the 5 multiple choice ?s
3. Answer the thick ? they way we've been practicing in class.
     Question: Do you think the US and other nations are doing enough to address the issue of climate  
     change?  Explain you position.


Math:
Period 3: pg. 13 Problem 1.4 on worksheet
               Part A and B
               Quiz on Wednesday

Period 4/6: 2 word problems

Period 5: Design and solve your own angle pair problem


History:
Finish your projects!


Science:
Evolution Posters and Presentations are tomorrow!