October 9:
Language Arts: Latin 3 test Thursday
Literature: Read SWT novels, Task Rubric due end of day Thursday or Monday AM
US History: “Limiting Government” worksheet due Thursday
Religion: Ch. 2 Review, test Thursday
Algebra: 2.6 #7-15 odds, #31-35 odds, #53; quiz Thursday
October 8:
Language Arts: Latin 3 test Thursday
Literature: Read SWT, be prepared to discuss and complete task rubrics
History: Finish “Limiting Government” worksheet (crossword optional)
Religion: Ch. 2 Review Thursday, test Thursday
Algebra: P. 113 #4, 8, 9
October 7:
Language Arts: Latin 3D due Tuesday
Literature: Read SWT novels, be prepared to discuss with group
History: Finish “Limiting Government” p. 5-6
Math: P. 43 (evens only)
Algebra: 2.5 #4-40 (multiples of 4), #49
Drama: Practice 10-15 minutes per day
October 3:
Language Arts: Latin 3D due Tuesday
Literature: Keep reading through your Salem Witch Trial novels (a reasonable amount)
Math: Solving 2-step equations (middle 3 rows) worksheet #2
Algebra: Lesson 2.3 #6-33 (multiples of 3), #38, 39 (P. 94-95)
Drama: Practice 10-15 minutes a night
October 2:
Language Arts: Latin 3C due Thursday
Math: Solving 2-step Equations
Algebra: Lesson 2.2 #18-48 (multiples of 3), #54, 57, 59, 60
Drama: Practice 10-15 min. per night
September 30:
Language Arts: Latin 3A due Tuesday
Algebra: P. 76-77 #1-27 (multiples of 3), #98
September 26:
Language Arts: “Guilty or Innocent?” essay due end of lit time Monday
Literature: See above
September 25:
Language Arts: Latin 2 test Thursday
Literature: Come with argumentative essay template filled out
Religion: Ch. 1 Review due, test Thursday
Math: Worksheet
September 24:
Literature: Charlotte Doyle questions Ch. 22 due today
Math: Worksheet
Religion: Ch. 1 Review due Wednesday; test Wednesday
September 23:
Language Arts: Latin 2 test Thursday
Literature: Ch. 22 Charlotte Doyle
Math: Mathletics
Algebra: ?
September 19:
LA and Lit: same; don’t forget about the 2 September book reports due the last day of the month. I always appreciate it when students turn them (or even one) in early.
8th Math: worksheet
Algebra: 1.8 #5-15 odds, #19
September 18:
Language Arts: Latin 2D due Monday
Literature: Read Ch. 20-21, answer questions
8th Math: Worksheet
Algebra: 1.7 #20-22, 24, 28
September 17:
Language Arts: Latin 2C
Literature: Read Ch. 18-19, answer questions; don’t forget to work on book reports (two due the last school day of the month)
September 16:
Language Arts: Latin 2A, p. 92 #49-65
Literature: Read Ch. 15-17, answer questions
8th Math: Worksheet
Algebra: 1.7 #3-19 odds
Don’t forget to turn in your retreat permission slip.
September 12:
Literature: Read Ch. 13-14, answer questions; try to get one book report done by Monday so I don’t have 40 to grade at the end of the month.
8th Math: Quiz Review
Algebra: P. 38 #1-20
Science: Study Blooket
September 11:
Language Arts: Study for Latin 1 test tomorrow
8th Math: Worksheet
September 10:
Language Arts: Latin 1 test Thursday
Literature: Ch. 10-12, and questions
Religion: Bring printed out materials to create presentation boards, don’t forget pictures — make it fancy
Math: Worksheet
Algebra: Worksheet
September 9:
Language Arts: Latin 1D
Literature: Ch. 7-9 and questions
Math: Not written down
Algebra: #3-11 odds, #31
September 5:
Language Arts: Latin 1D due Tuesday
Literature: Read Ch. 4-6, answer questions, due Monday
Check math website for math homework, or email teacher (since no one wrote it on the board for me).
Science: Worksheet due Friday
Drama: Memorize monologue
September 4:
Language Arts: Latin 1C, start thinking of a school rule you would like to change – we will write our editorial about it tomorrow
Literature: Read Charlotte Doyle “A Warning” and Ch. 1-3
U.S. History: Finish handouts
Religion: Finish slideshow about Catholic Social Justice Themes (we present tomorrow)
Math: Worksheet (back extra credit)
Algebra: 1.2 #5-35 (odds)
September 3:
Language Arts: Latin 1A due Tuesday
Math: Work sheet (do back for extra credit)
Algebra: Lesson 1.1 #3-15, #27-43 odds, #51, 53
Science: Worksheet due Friday (if not done in class)
Religion: If you are a reader, practice your reading. Finish your Catholic Social Justice Themes slideshow for Thursday presentations.