Week of 9/26/22 to 9/30/22

 

11th week 8	9/26/2022	9/27/2022	9/28/2022	9/29/2022	9/30/2022	Co-Teacher Notes
Classical Literature	Read/discuss the story of Daedalus and Perdix in Ovid's Metamorphoses. Take commonplacing notes.	Read the story of Daedalus and Icarus, - take notes/commonplace on the tragic events that occur and what this myth might have been used to teach ancient people, especially adolescents. Be prepared to share your thoughts in class on Wed.	Recap and Discuss the moral of the Daedalus/Icarus myth. https://www.slideshare.net/moherring/daedalus-and-icarus-in-art	Write three paragraphs sharing a modern (at least, more modern than ancient Greece) example reflecting or reimagining the moral of the stories of Phaethon, Icarus or Telos. Maintain quality in your writing and be prepared to turn in for a grade on Friday.	Characterization of Daedalus, RR Read Aloud if time
Pre-Calculus	Concavity and Points of Inflection	Section 4.4: 1-13 odd	Rational Functions: Asymptotes and Discontinuities Part I	Section 4.5: 1-21 odd	Rational Functions: Asymptotes and Discontinuities Part II Section 4.5: 21-33 odd
Rhetoric	Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments	Re-write summary paragraph of Declaration of Ind.	Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments	Re-write summary paragraph of Declaration of Ind. Due Thursday at 12pm	Workshop summary articles
Church History	Lecture: The Subapostolic Age	Study for test.	First Test	Read: Foxe's Book of Martyrs Capter 2	No class
Classical Latin II	Review for Test	Study for Test	Test - Ch.10-12	No HW	Exploring the Myth of the Trojan Horse p. 219-222
Classical Latin IV	Language Fact - Subj. Purpose Clauses & Indirect Commands, p.47-48, Ex. 3 p. 49	Essay Outline p.49 - Answer all Qs and include support, Latin must be cited by line number	Discuss essays & thesis sentences; Begin Reading #4 - De Bello Gallico 1.4-5, p.50-53	Complete Reading #4 - De Bello Gallico 1.4-5, p.50-53	Translate De Bello Gallico 1.4-5, p. 54ff
Ancient History	In class: discuss chapter 18, The First Environmental Disaster.	Read ch. 19-21. Come to class on Wednesday prepared to discuss chapter 19.	In class: discuss chapter 19, The Battle for Reunification in Egypt.	Take time (30 minutes) to review your notes from the quarter and previous quizzes/scavenger hunt. This will be good preparation as we look toward the 1st quarter exam next week.	In class: Discuss chapter 20 and 21, The Mesopotamian Mixing Bowl and the Overthrow of the Xia.	**Students, please bring your books to class on Monday.
Intro to Physics	Chapter 3 section 3.2.5-3.2.6 review of Chapter 3	finish Chapter 3 exercises	Review for Chapter 3 test.	finish Chapter 3 exercises and complete Lab 2 to turn in on Friday. Study for Chapter 3 test on Friday	Chapter 3 exam	Begin readying Chapter 4 Energy

Week of 9/19/22 - 9/23/22

 

11th week 7	9/19/2022	9/20/2022	9/21/2022	9/22/2022	9/23/2022	Co-Teacher Notes
Classical Literature	Niobe Reading, Lecture/Discussion. Write two or more paragraphs defending your position on what Niobe's sin/flaw was, and whether the punishment dealt to her "fit the crime." You can defend your position according to ancient standards/reasoning or by modern standards. Proofread and doublecheck spelling, grammar, puctuation and neatness/legibility. Due Wednesday.	Read the various passages related to Theseus: p.240-242, 269-270, 286-287, read surrounding passages to establish context if needed.	Lecture/Discussion of myth overview and application to modern literature/media.	Write: What was Theseus' "tragic flaw"? Structure your writing well and pay attention to detail.	Discussion and Writing prompt re: The Ship of Theseus, RR read aloud.
Pre-Calculus	Completing the Square Review Section 4.2: *66	Section 4.2: 57-63, 65	Rational Roots Theorem, Zeros, and Multiple Zeros of a Function	Section 4.3: 1-20 all	Sum and Properties of Zeros of a Cubic Function Section 4.3: 21-28 all
Rhetoric	Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments	Write summary paragraph of Declaration of Indepence	Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments	Write summary paragraph of Declaration of Indepence. Due Thursday at 12pm	Workshop summary articles
Church History	Lecture: The Subapostolic Age	Read Eusebius Book 4	Lecture: The Subapostolic Age	Read Eusebius Book 4	No Class
Classical Latin II	Lang Fact III: Possessive Adj.; Txbk Ex. 5 p.205 & Lang Fact IV: Vis; Ex. 7 p.207	Wkbk Ex. 6 p.72	Go over HW; Discussing the Weather textbook p.209	Wkbk Ex. 7 & 8 p.73-75	Begin Review of Ch. 10-12 txbk pgs. 211-214
Classical Latin IV	Complete translation of De Bello Gallico 1.3 p.44; Comp Qs p.45	Ex. 1 p.45 and review for Test	Review for Test	Study for Test	Test - De Bello Gallico 1.3 and Language Facts 1.1-1.3
Ancient History	**Quiz #2 (ch. 9-15). If you finish in class, you may begin reading Tuesday's homework assignment.	Read chapters 16-18. Come to class prepared to discuss chapter 16 on Wednesday.	In class: discuss chapter 16, The Barbarian Invasions.	Map work: Map 17.1, Abram's World.  Due Monday, 9/26.	In class: Discuss chapter 17, the first Monotheist. We will discuss Abraham and the intersection of Biblical and secular history.	**We will discuss chapter 18 on Monday, 9/26.
Intro to Physics	Return chapter 2 test and discuss in class. Begin Chapter 3 Newton's Laws of Motion section 3.1-3.2.1	Correct chapter 2 test for credit. if you haven't already read experiment 2 p 349.	In class experiment 2 p 349	Read Chapter 3 sections 3.2.2-3.2.6	Chapter 3.2.2-3.2.4	no homework

Week of 9/12/22 - 9/16/22

11th week 6	9/12/2022	9/13/2022	9/14/2022	9/15/2022	9/16/2022	Co-Teacher Notes
Classical Literature	Writing prompt: Definition of narcissism: Do we know anyone w/these characteristics? are they thought to be good or bad? Echo and Narcissus lecture	Write one paragraph: What do you think was Narcissus' fatal flaw? (i.e. the "chink in his armor?) - due on Wednesday.	RR N&E Read aloud and comparison to Ovid. Echo game.	Read any one alternate version of the myth of Echo and Narcissus. Are the moralistic lessons intact? Do you note any similarities or differences? - come prepared to share your thoughts/discoveries on Wednesday.	Narcissus in art writing prompt. derrida video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ya46wfeWqJk. lessons of Echo and Narcissus discussion.
Pre-Calculus	Residual Plots	Section 3.5: 1, 3, 5	Quadratic Function in More Detail	Section 4.2: 1, 5, 9, 11-35 odd	Complex Numbers Setction 4.2: 37-53 odd
Rhetoric	Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments	Write summary paragraph of FDR's speech	Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments	Write summary paragraph of FDR's speech. Due at 12pm noon.	Workshop summary articles
Church History	Lecture: The Subapostolic Age	No homework	Lecture: The Subapostolic Age	No homework	No class
Classical Latin II	Quiz - Ch. 11	Ch. 12 Reading p.198-199 De Mucio Scaevola (you do not need to write down your translation but you do need to know what the passage is about)	Ch. 12 Reading Comp Qs; Lang Fact I: 1st & 2nd Person Personal Pronouns; Vocab to Learn p.201	Study Ch. 12 Vocab p. 201; Ex. 1 p. 201 and memorize personal pronouns	Lang Fact II: 3rd person personal pronouns is, ea, id; Wkbk Ex. 5
Classical Latin IV	Lang Fact: Gerunds and Gerundives in Purpose Constructions p.46-47; Exercise 2 p.47 and read through De Bello Gallico 1.3 p.40-41	Translate De Bello Gallico 1.3 p.40	Lang Fact:Subj Purpose Clauses & Indirect Command p.47 & 48; Exercise 3	Translate De Bello Gallico 1.3 cont. p.42	Translate De Bello Gallico 1.3 cont. p.44
Ancient History	In class activity: Chapter 1-12 scavenger hunt. Please bring your textbook to class!!	Read chapters 13-15. Come prepared to discuss chapter 13-14.	In class: discuss chapter 13 and 14. We will learn about Sargon and the emerging cities along the Indus River Valley.	Map work: Map 14.1, Harappan Cities, due Monday 9/19.	In class, discuss chapter 15 which covers the collapse of the Old Kingdom in Egypt. We will also review for Monday's quiz covering chapters 9-15.  **Quiz Monday, 9/19!	**Co-Teachers, your child will need his/her history book in class on Monday for an activity.
Intro to Physics	Finish Chapter 2 and review for test on Wednesday . Get section test 2.2 back for corrections	Study for Chapter 2 test	Test Chapter 2 Turn in review questions for Chapter 2	Begin reading Chapter 3 section 3.1	Start Chapter 3 section 3.1	Read Chapter 3 section 3.2 and review experiment 2 p349

Week of 9/5/22 - 9/9/22

 

11th week 5	9/5/2022	9/6/2022	9/7/2022	9/8/2022	9/9/2022	Co-Teacher Notes
Classical Literature	At Home: Read the story of Narcissus and Echo in Ovid's Metamorphoses, lines 453 - 516	Read the story of Narcissus in Ovid's Metamorphoses, lines 517-658	Greek mythology intro lesson. RR Video. Define narcissism, discuss ppl/char. who have this trait. do we admire them?	Ovid's Metamorphoses - Read any one alternate version of the myth of Echo and Narcissus. Are the moralistic lessons intact? Do you note any similarities or differences? - come prepared to share your thoughts/discoveries on Friday.	Narcissus in art writing prompt. Thought sharing. Echo and Narcissus, lecture
Pre-Calculus		Section 3.2 1, 3, 5	Regression for Nonlinear Data	Section 3.3 1,3, 5	Linearizing Data and Logarighmic Graph Paper Section 3.4: 1, 3, 5
Rhetoric	No School - Labor Day	Rewrite summary paragraph of Lou Gehrig's speech	Lecture: Invention: The Discovery of Arguments	Summary article due by 12pm.	Workshop summary articles
Church History		Read Eusebius Book 3	Lecture: The Subapostolic Age	Read Eusebius Book 3	No Class
Classical Latin II		Wkbk Ex. 6 p.65 and Verb ID (see email for instructions)	Wkbk Ex. 7 p.66; Lang Fact III: Enclitics	Vocab Practice Crossword Puzzles	Review for Quiz - Ch. 11	Study for Quiz - Ch. 11
Classical Latin IV		Translate De Bello Gallico1.2 p.32; Begin to review for Quiz Friday	Prepare for Quiz - De Bello Gallico 1.1 & 1.2 (Ex. 1 p.34)	Study for Quiz - De Bello Gallico1.1 & 1.2 & Language Facts	Quiz - De Bello Gallico 1.1 & 1.2 & Language Facts
Ancient History		Read chapter 11-12. Come prepared to discuss chapter 11 on Wednesday.	**Map 9.1 due. In class, discuss chapter 11. Be prepared to discuss the change in the 3rd and 4th dynasties of building homes for the dead.	Review ch. 12 and come to class prepared to discuss.	In class, ch. 12 discussion: Sumer's first reformer	**Co-teachers: there is no homework for History on Labor Day. Enjoy your holiday weekend!
Intro to Physics		work on review qestions pertinent to sections 2.1 and 2.2	Review test qestion from Section 2.1 test. Review of section 2.2 for test on Friday continue with section 2.3	reveiw for section 2.2 test on Friday. Do review questions pertinent to discussions in chapter 2	Chapter 2 section 2.2 test. Finish chapter 2.3	finish reading section 2.3 and finish all review questions