September 30, 2008

Get progress report signed.

 

Finish vocabulary list 3 (if you forgot your sheet, you can print a new one off of www.lordalford.com.

 

1st period bring your To Kill a Mockingbird book tomorrow. 

 

Next debate chance is coming up on Thursday night.

 

September 24

Finish your missing assignments.

 

Study for your vocabulary test (on Friday).

 

There will be a term quiz tomorrow.

 

Get your short story test signed.

 

If you want to get points added to your test, you must write out all the questions you got wrong and then supply the correct answer.  I want test corrections by Tuesday.

 

September 17

Study for the short story test tomorrow! You can read the short story that you will be tested on on www.lordalford.com.

September 15

Finish all classwork (the "Interim" short story with questions and the vocabulary definitions and sentences).  The vocabulary words are on the web site (www.lordalford.com) and a good online dictionary is definr.com.  Don't forget to get make up work completed.

Test on short stories this Thursday.

September 8

Finish class work (hippo verb sheet, vocabulary flash cards, and MLA book).

Don't forget - conflict worksheet due Sept. 10th
Don't forget - vocabulary list 1 test on Friday

September 4

Conflict worksheet http://www.lordalford.com/9grade/ss/CONFLICT.doc .  This is due on September 10th.

September 3

No homework, but we do have a quiz tomorrow.  I would want to know setting, verbal irony, round and flat characters, and 3rd person limited and 3rd person omniscient points of view.  If you know these things, you'll make at least an 80 on the quiz.  The extra credit is going to be knowing what MLA stands for.

September 2

Finish class work.  Depending on what order you did your work, you may have vocabulary list one (check the website, I may have it up already), the short story "Speak" and the questions written on the board, and the Spider-Man grammar sentences (write HV over the helping verbs, LV over the linking verbs, and AV over the action verbs).

 

Bring something to read tomorrow if you have it. 

 

If you didn't bring in supplies for extra credit, but would still like to, I'll take them tomorrow.