English Writing: Unit 3 Narratives
Mon: Rough Drafting
Tues: Rough draft due. Peer Reviews in class.
Wed: None.
Thurs: None.
Friday: Final drafts due.
Literature:
Mon: Read first half of "Raymond's Run"
Tues: None
Wed: Read second half of "Raymond's Run"
Thurs: Quiz over Raymond's run / Prep for Socratic Seminar
Friday: Socratic Seminar over Raymond's Run.
Grammar: Workbook week 10-11 and corresponding copywork.
Vocab:
Start prepping for vocab review test over units 1-3, which will be Tuesday before Thanksgiving.
Poem: Memorize your next for Monday. Have the poem copied in your florilegium in cursive.
7th/8th History/English/Literature/Religion
History: None.
English Writing: Unit 3 Narratives
Mon: Rough drafts due / Peer Reviews
Tues: None.
Wed: Story Sequence for any story from library due by end of Library time.
Thurs: Final Draft Due. / Write rough draft for new story.
Friday: None.
Literature:
Mon: Read "A Visit of Charity" in GreatBooks.
Tues: Reread "A Visit of Charity" and annotate / Write 3 questions on google classroom.
Wed: 3 questions on Google Classroom due.
Thurs: Prep for Socratic Seminar.
Friday: Socratic seminar.
Religion:
Journal entries (2) due Friday.
KALOS assignment due Friday (meditation on The Pearl of Great Price in 1st person story or drawing).
Grammar: Week6 workbook and copywork due Friday.
Vocab: Vocabulary 9B -- test over definitions and original sentences. Workbook due Friday.
Poem: Memorize your next poems for Monday.
Late Work/Absences
When students are absent, they are to get work from their teachers during recess or homeroom (before dismissal). If the assignment is not turned in within 7 days, it is considered late.
When assignments are late, students will lose 5% for each day it is late up to one school week (5 days), after which the assignment is a zero.
Students can ask for assignments ahead of time if the absence is planned, but only up to 3 days in advance as lesson plans must often be adjusted and re-paced.
