"It's not that I'm so smart, it's just that I stay with problems longer"
--Albert Einstein--
Assignments for the week of September 20th:
Due Wednesday - “The Week” - A source for classroom investigation
Read the entire issue of, "The Week," either on-line or in the classroom. Once you've finished reading, all questions from the packet need to be answered in complete sentences when appropriate. Please answer the questions on separate sheets of paper (hand written or typed) and remember to clearly indicate which question you're answering. The entire packet will be due at 2:00pm on Wednesday with "The Weekly Quiz" to follow. *Note: If you copy ANY answer from another student, you will receive a ZERO for the entire assignment.
Due Thursday - Vocabulary POWER PLUS for the New SAT
Complete the entire packet. You may work together on these assignments, but when we take the vocabulary quiz on Thursday, you will be graded individually. This packet is due Thursday at 2:00pm with the quiz to follow.
*NOTE* We will be doing each of these assignments weekly - for the rest of the year. In other words, get used to them!
Due Wednesday - “The Week” - A source for classroom investigation
Read the entire issue of, "The Week," either on-line or in the classroom. Once you've finished reading, all questions from the packet need to be answered in complete sentences when appropriate. Please answer the questions on separate sheets of paper (hand written or typed) and remember to clearly indicate which question you're answering. The entire packet will be due at 2:00pm on Wednesday with "The Weekly Quiz" to follow. *Note: If you copy ANY answer from another student, you will receive a ZERO for the entire assignment.
Due Thursday - Vocabulary POWER PLUS for the New SAT
Complete the entire packet. You may work together on these assignments, but when we take the vocabulary quiz on Thursday, you will be graded individually. This packet is due Thursday at 2:00pm with the quiz to follow.
*NOTE* We will be doing each of these assignments weekly - for the rest of the year. In other words, get used to them!
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