Sunday, March 15, 2009

The Island of Dr. Moreau.

We will continue HG Wells' visionary classic novel.

Period 6
Monday you will have an opportunity to get extra credit on the next test.
Later this week you will get the details of an interdisciplinary report that will also earn you points in Mr. Cohen's class.

Period 4
Test soon focusing on the modern scientific connections and global ideas of society, law, and civilization.

Of Mice and Men

Period 3

This week we will enjoy the John Malkovitch/Gary Sinese film version of the Steinbeck novel.
We will be completing compare and contrast, character, and theme/setting charts as we watch.

The Red Pony

Periods 2 and 8 will have a full-period test this Friday.

Period 2
We will continue our famous quote logs.

Period 8
You will continue work on your worksheets. All work is due at the end of each period. All worksheets will count as classwork and will be placed in your portfolios.

Sunday, March 8, 2009

End of Marking Period

All classes, be aware that the first marking period ends on March 18th.

Period 3 should be especially happy with their report cards.

Sunday, March 1, 2009

ALL CLASSES- TEST

There will be a test for all classes on Wednesday, March 4th.

Periods 2 and 8- The Red Pony
Period 3- Of Mice and Men
Periods 4 and 6- The Island of Dr. Moreau

Sunday, January 18, 2009

January 2009 WEEK THREE AGENDA

Mr. Jacobs
English 3
Agenda for the week of January 19 to 23, 2009

SHORT STORIES/LISTENING SKILLS- JANUARY 2009

WEEK THREE- "The Girl Who Lived Twice" by Frank Edwards. "Watery Poltergeists" by Raymond Bayliss, and "The Devil in Devonshire" by John Godwin
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MONDAY, January 19th
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NO SCHOOL
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TUESDAY, January 20th
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Aim: Could there be an explanation for "The Girl Who Lived Twice?"

Do Now: What would you do if you could live your life a second time?

CLASSWORK
LISTEN TO: "The Girl Who Lived Twice"
YOU WILL HEAR THE STORY, NOT READ IT
ANSWER: Page 175 to page 177- all Recall, Infer, and Vocabulary Review questions.

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WEDNESDAY, January 21st
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Aim: How do "Watery Poltergeists" differ from "The Water Ghost of Harrowby Hall"?

Do Now: If your home was in a flood, what are three things you’d rescue?

CLASSWORK:
LISTEN TO: "Watery Poltergeists"
YOU WILL HEAR THE STORY, NOT READ IT
ANSWER: Page 212 to page 213- all Recall, Infer, and Vocabulary Review questions.

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THURSDAY, January 22nd
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Aim: Was "The Devil in Devonshire"?

Do Now: Can a man be sent to jail without evidence?

CLASSWORK
LISTEN TO: "The Devil in Devonshire"
YOU WILL HEAR THE STORY, NOT READ IT
ANSWER: Page 190 to page 192- all Recall, Infer, and Vocabulary Review questions.

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FRIDAY, January 23rd
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FINAL EXAM

Friday, January 16, 2009

Period 9 Final Exam

THIS IS FOR PERIOD NINE ONLY

Next week is a four day week. We will continue listening skills with Ms. DeLuca.

As of Friday, January 16th, we will have done 14 listening exercises, all of which were to be handed in. These count as classwork.

This is more than adequate preparation for your final exam.

Next week is a short week. We have only four classes.

All four listening exercises will be collected and averaged together.
That score will be your final exam score.

Obviously, attendance is vital. Any absence MUST be accompanied by an absence note or there will be NO makeups.

We will use the same rubric Ms. DeLuca has used for all listening exercises this semester.
10% Notes
10% Vocabulary
40% First draft
40% Second draft.