God bless everyone this week. Yesterday was good and probably a nice switch up from burritos for lunch to nachos with all the fixins. Next week we'll be having spaghetti. That will also be a nice change.
Next weeks speakers will be: Nathaniel Randle, Jonathan Randle, and Rebecca McCowan.
Here is this weeks homework:
High School
Spanish - make vocabulary cards for the new key words on pages 83-84. Read page 85 and familiarize yourself with the idioms with the verb tener. Also do 7.2 and 7.4.
W. History- Read lessons 82 & 84 and be prepared for a jeopardy type game.
W. Literature- Read 2nd half of the biography of Martin Luther, (or entire book in some students case), and complete the vocabulary I will email to you. With the vocabulary and some grammar points we will be playing a game.
Biology- Read pages 252-256. Complete module 8 study guide and test. Be sure to be checking your radish seeds each day and record results.
Anatomy- Mod 8. Central Nervous System
Pg 229 - 234 Study the attachment to prepare for Brain Dissection
Study Muscles, Bones & brain for Open House.
Pg 231 CB Exercise 8.3 pg 80 ventricles of the brain
Pg 235 CB Exercise 8.4 pg 81-82 meninges & flow of CSF
>> IN CLASS next week: Experiment - Sheep's Brain Dissection
How FUN! please know brain parts so YOU can be the "Know it All" & "Go To One"!
Economics- Homework will be emailed.
Latin: Study vocabulary words for lesson 13 and be ready for the quiz given at the beginning of class. Also review lesson 14 vocabulary words.
Science: Homework will be emailed.
IEW: No new homework. Finish your creative writing assignment if you have not already.
American History: Read "The first Worlds fair and Underground Railroad". Any questions from these chapters will be emailed to you.
American Literature: Please read "Freedom Train beginning on Chapter 2 to page 101. Add these vocabulary words to your vocabulary notebooks.
1. abolitionist – opponent of slavery
2. Big Dipper – group of
stars
3. conductor – person in
charge of passengers on a train
4. crooned – sing gently or sentimentally
5. despairingly –
feeling or showing loss of hope
6. devoid – lacking something
7. flog – to beat
someone very hard
8. genial - kind
9. knapsack – a bag
carried on the back
10. lustrous - shining
11. girth – distance around something
12. insistent – demanding attention
Please be sure to be checking your email for assignments not listed on this blog.
Have a great week,
LaChrisha Randle
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