Week 15 11th Grade 4/28/25-5/2/25

 

11th Week 154/28/20254/29/20254/30/20255/1/20255/2/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern LiteratureFINAL ESSAY DUE - MidnightJane Eyre:
-Chapters 32-33		Jane EyreJane Eyre:
-Chapters 34-35		Jane Eyre


HW: Jane Eyre:
-Chapters 36-38
Pre-CalculusFinal ReviewMake Semester Summary SheetFinal ExamFinal Exam
Government / EconomicsLesson 71Choices 182-195 (GCR)Lesson 72 - DiscussionChoices pp. 196-203 (GCR)Discussion
Software EngineeringWork on SRS WorkflowsFinalize SRSBegin codeCode ClassesCode Classes / Data Storage
Intro to PhysicsChapter 12 motors and generators and transformersfinish homework for chapter 12 finish reading chapter 12finish chapter 12 and catch up daystudy for test on chapter 12test on chapter 12 turn in homework and notebookread chapter 13 pp292-295
Renaissance/Early Modern HistoryBegin watching, The Scarlett Pimpernel.Complete research and writing assignment using this link. You will turn this in on Friday, 5/2. Continue watching, The Scarlett Pimpernel.Complete research and writing assignment using this link. You will turn this in on Friday, 5/2. Turn in this week's writing assignments over the French Revolution. Finish watching The Scarlett Pimpernel.
RhetoricJudicial RhetoricComplete GCR AssignmentJudicial RhetoricComplete GCR AssignmentJudicial Rhetoric 
Christian ThoughtDiscussion on Kreeft, pp. 160-174Read Kreeft, pp. 177-202; Be prepared to discussDiscussion on Kreeft, pp. 177-202Read Kreeft, pp. 203-212; Be prepared to discussContinue reading Kreeft, pp. 203-212

Week 14 11th Grade 4/21/25-4/25/25

 

11th Week 144/21/20254/22/20254/23/20254/24/20254/25/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern Literature
Easter Monday - No School
Jane Eyre:
- Chapters 30		Bring a printed copy of a near-final-draft of your essay with...
- the thesis underlined (thesis does not have to be one sentence!)
- every paragraph's topic sentence underlined
- Every paragraph annotated in the margin

This will be graded.		Jane Eyre:
- Chapters 31		In-class Writing Test? Know your punctuation.

FINAL DRAFT OF FINAL ESSAY DUE MONDAY, MIDNIGHT
Pre-CalculusPolar Graphs ExplorationPolar Graphs ExplorationPolar Graphs ExplorationPolar Graphs Exploration
Government / EconomicsLesson 66, 67, (GCR)Lesson 68Choices 170-6; Lesson 69 (GCR)Lesson 70 - Discussion
Software EngineeringWork on SRS WorkflowFinalize Requirements, Work on WorkflowsFinalize WorkkflowsGo from SRS to Coding
Intro to Physicsbegin reading chp 12 pp276-281Chapter 12 pp 276-281read chp 12 pp282-285chp 12 pp282-285finish homework and study for test on chp 12
Renaissance/Early Modern HistoryBegin reviewing notes from Q4 for quiz on Friday.Finish notes on key points of events leading up to the trial and execution of Louis XVI.Study for Quiz tomorrow.Quiz: The French Revolution.
RhetoricJudicial Rhetoric - Complete GCR AssignmentFinish Epideictic Speeches - Judicial RhetoricComplete GCR AssignmentJudicial Rhetoric - Research Activity
Christian ThoughtContinue reading Kreeft, pp. 117-159Discussion on Kreeft, pp. 117-159Read Kreeft, pp. 160-174; Be prepared to discussContinue reading Kreeft, pp. 160-174

Week 13 11th Grade 4/14/25-4/17/25

 

11th Week 134/14/20254/15/20254/16/20254/17/20254/18/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern LiteratureFinal Essay Exhordium and Narratio DueJane Eyre:
- Chapters 26-27		Jane EyreJane Eyre:
- Chapters 28-29
Good Friday - No School
Pre-CalculusPolar Coordinates Exploration
Polar Coordinate Battleship		Study for Chapter 10 TestChapter 10 TestPolar Graphs Exploration
Government / EconomicsLesson 61Lessons 62-63 (GCR)Lesson 64 - Discussion - Hazlett pp.205 etc. Choices 149-157 (GCR)
Software EngineeringReview SRS, Start RequirementsFinish RequirementsStart WorkflowsWorkflow all the things!
Intro to Physicscatch up day for chapter 11study for test on chapter 11 finish experiment 5 DC circuitstest on chapter 11no homeworkno homework
Renaissance/Early Modern HistoryFinish group work from last week. Begin notes on topics from the National Assembly through the death of Louis XVI.No homework.... prepare for tests/papers in other classes.Continue notes on topics from the National Assembly through the death of Louis XVI.Quiz next week! Review all notes from this quarter. 
RhetoricEpideictic Rhetoric Speech Analysis GCR assignmentStudent PresentationsGCR Assignment
Christian ThoughtDiscussion on EssayWork on EssayEssay 4.1 due; Discuss essay; Read and discuss pp. 117-118 "The Golden Key" to "The Land from Which the Shadows Fall"Read Kreeft, pp. 117-159; Be prepared to discuss

Week 12 11th Grade 4/7/25-4/11/25

 

11th Week 124/7/20254/8/20254/9/20254/10/20254/11/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern LiteratureTesis ReviewJane Eyre:
- Chapters 17-19		Jane EyreJane Eyre:
- Chapters 20-22		Exhordium, Narratio, and Partitio Due

HW: 
Jane Eyre:
- Chapters 23-25

Essay Outline Due on Monday
Pre-CalculusApplications of Conic SectionsSection 10.7: 1-11 oddConics Graphing ProjectConics Graphing ProjectConics Graphing Project
Government / EconomicsDiscussion - Lesson 56 Lessons 57, 58 (GCR)Leson 59 - DiscussionLesson 60, Choices 139-141 (GCR)Discussion
Software EngineeringReview, Start Projects, SRSWork on SRSMore SRSSRS all the things!Who knew SRS could be so fun?!?
Intro to PhysicsDC circuits experiment 5DC circuits experiment 5DC circuits experiment catch up day for chapter 11study for test and catch up on all homework and write up experiments ( exp 5 will be due with chapter 12 test
Renaissance/Early Modern HistoryFinish notes on the formation of the National Assembly, Tennis Court OathRead Spielvogel using this link and begin at "Background to the French Revolution." Stop at "The Radical Revolution". Group work: From the National Assembly to the Death of Louis XVIUsing this link complete the homework. Instructions are detailed in the linked google doc. Due tomorrow! Group work: From the National Assembly to the Death of Louis XVI
RhetoricFinish Speeches Complete GCR assignmentEpedeictic RhetoricComplete GCR assignment Epedeictic Rhetoric activity 
Christian ThoughtDiscussion on Kreeft, pp. 81-89Continue reading Kreeft, pp. 90-113; Be prepared to discussDiscussion on Kreeft, pp. 90-113; Essay 4.1 Pick one of the areas discussed so far (Shadow-Lands, Joy, Heaven). Reflect upon this area. How have the readings and discussions affected your own thinking? (Due 4/16, typed, ,3-5 pages).Work on EssayWork on Essay

Week 11 11th Grade 3/31/25-4/4/25

 

11th Week 113/31/20254/1/20254/2/20254/3/20254/4/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern LiteratureJane Eyre and the Victorian PeriodJane Eyre:
- Chapters 5 - 8		Writing review? Quiz? Something else? Who knows?Jane Eyre:
- Chapters 9 - 12		Jane Eyre

HW: 
Jane Eyre:
- Chapters 13 - 16
Pre-CalculusParametric and Cartesian Equations for Rotated ConicsSection 10.6: 1-7 odd, 15-19 oddFolding ConicsNo HomeworkFolding Conics
No Homework
Government / EconomicsFinish Labor Unions - Lesson 51Lessons 52-53 (GCR)Lesson 54 - DiscussionLesson 55, Choices pp. 133-138 (GCR)Discussion
Software EngineeringHuffman CodesProblem SolvingHuffman Codes / UML DiagramsUML ResearchRequirements
Intro to Physicschp 11 pp 256-265read experiment 5 DC circuits in book as well as hand out for experimentexperiment 5no homeworkexperiment 5study for test on chapter 11 finish lab and all homework
Renaissance/Early Modern HistoryFinish notes on Third Estate and discuss Estates-General, the parlements. Read Spielvogel. Use this link to take you to the starting page. Stop at the section titled, "Background to the French Revolution". Finish notes on EG and discuss taxation as a cause of the revolution.Read Spielvogel using this link to take you to the starting page. Begin with "Background..." and stop at the section titled, "The French Revolution". Other causes of revolution. The National Assembly & The Tennis Court Oath.
RhetoricDeliberative Rhetoric Complete GCR assignmentDeliberative RhetoricComplete GCR assignment Speech Presentations
Christian Thought

Week 10 11th Grade 3/24/25-3/28/25

 

11th Week 103/24/20253/25/20253/26/20253/27/20253/28/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern LiteratureFrankenstein QuizFrankenstein Text:
- Excerpts from 'A vindication of the Rights of Women' p251-257
- Mary Shelley's Diary p259
- George Gordon, Lord Byron "Prometheus" p244-246

https://www.britannica.com/art/Gothic-novel:
- Gothic Novel
- Romanticism
- Literature
- Visual Arts
- Music		FrankensteinFrankenstein Text: Introduction, By Charlotte Gordon p.vii - xxiii Frankenstein

HW
Jane Eyre:
- The brief history on the first page of the text
- Chapters 1 - 4
Pre-CalculusDESMOS Building Conic Sections ActivitySection 10.2: 1-35 EOOParametric Equations for Conic SectionsSection 10.3: 1-19 oddSection 10.4: 1-9 odd, 13
Government / EconomicsLesson 46 - Curves (GCR) Lesson 47, Choices 102-105Discussion - Lesson 48 - Unions(GCR) Lessons 49, Choices 116-19Lesson 50 - Discussion
Software EngineeringReview, Start on code snippetsCode SnippetsAlgorithmsAlgorithm ResearchCoding on the board!
Intro to PhysicsDC circuits chp 11 Ohm's law pp 239-243read chp 11 pp 232-248chp 11 pp 344-248read chp 11 pp 249-253chp 11 249-255read chp 11 pp256-265
Renaissance/Early Modern HistoryGroup work - Social makeup of pre-revolution France: taxation, religion, the Three estates, the Estate GeneralDo 30 minutes of additional research on your topic. Take notes! Be prepared to discuss with your group additional information tomorrow.Group work, continuedWrite 1 FULL page on what you learned from this week's group work on your topic. How did the social structure of France up to the late 18th century make France ripe for Revolution? Points will be deducted if you do not write one full page. You do not need a works cited unless you cite/use sources in your summary. The three estates, estates general/ancien regime, etc... a recap on important takeaways.
RhetoricFinish Speeches - Deliberative Rhetoric Complete GCR assignmentDeliberative RhetoricComplete GCR assignment Deliberative Rhetoric
Christian Thought
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