Week of 4/29-5/4


11th4/29/20194/30/20195/1/20195/2/20195/3/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
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Comm. LabDebate Round 1Debate Round 2
LatinReview Use of AdExercise 268QuizExercise 269Review
Literature & CompositionLit. Discussion, AK, ch. 23-32
Sample Essay Question
Part 7, ch. 1-13Lit. DiscussionCh. 14-25Exam Prep., Lit. Discussionch. 26-31, Pt 8, ch 1-6
HistoryDiscuss WWIRead Ch. 25Discuss WWIContinue Reading Ch. 25Discuss WWI
Rhetoric & TheologyDiscuss Letters 21, 22 & 23Read Letters 24, 25, & 26Discuss 24, 25 & 26Read Letters 27, 28, & 29Discuss 27, 28 & 29
ScienceMuscles IDStudy Bones & Muscles; Bug & Leaf Collections; Review for FinalMuscles Quiz; Review for FinalStudy Circulation of Blood & Nervous System; Work on Bug & Leaf Collection; Review for FinalDigestion; Skin; Quiz

Week of 4/22-4/26


11th4/22/20194/23/20194/24/20194/25/20194/26/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
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Speech & DebateFinish listening to First Constructives Aff/Neg, practice flowingObtain evidence, as needed, from points made in the Constructives, practice articulating responses to counter-arguments to your team's main contentionsPractice rebuttals from Monday's constructives, organize evidence cards as you will use it during the debatePractice sign-posting and summary speeches out loud.Read 2 more articles from the web sites on your handout, specifically dealing with your team's main contentions. Seek mastery of the argument and common objections and responses.First speakers, practice reading through your constructive, make sure you are within the time limit, and that you have a good hook at the beginning and summary at the end. Second speakers, make sure you can find the secondary and tertiary evidence to extend your main contentions in the first rebuttal and throughout the debate.
LatinReview Subordinate Adjective ClauseFinish Exercise 265The Use of Ad & Idiom StudyVocabulary, p. 254 (new & review section); Exercise 267
Literature & CompositionLit Discussion, Open-ended questions, Ch, 26-33, Part 6, Ch. 1-2AK, ch. 3-12Daily Writing, Sample question for Exam, Lit, DiscussionAK, ch. 13-22Lit. Discussion, ch. 13-22AK, ch. 23-32
HistoryDiscussionPrepare for TestTestRead Ch. 25, p. 561-569Discussion
Rhetoric & TheologyDiscuss Letters 17 & 18Read Letters 19 & 20Discuss Letters 19 & 20Finalize PaperPresentations
ScienceBones -Handout & DiscussionStudy Bones for Quiz Fri. & Wed.; Work on Bug & Leaf CollectionsBone Quiz: Discuss Muscles; HandoutMuscle Handout -Study Muscles; Work on Bug & Leaf CollectionsBone Test/ Muscle Handouts
11th4/29/20194/30/20195/1/20195/2/20195/3/2019Co-Teacher Notes

Week of 4/15-4/19


11th4/15/20194/16/20194/17/20194/18/20194/19/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
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Speech & DebateDiscuss 'flowing' and rebuttals. Watch vid. for discussionComplete first constructives, Practice your negative rebuttals with hypothetical counterarguments. Add evidence as needed. Both team members should be adding evidence each week.First constructives due, share in class and give feedback. Continue to organize and collect evidence. Practice giving your arguments out loud using evidence cards. Each team member should have access to cards for practice. Split them in half or work out your own arrangement for this.Read 2 more articles on the age of the earth, one from each side of the debate. Watch a video on an argument that you need help with for better understanding, e.g. watch a video on whether or not there was death before sin, to better understand the issues if you are not familiar with them. Make sure you have good evidence for/against.
LatinIntroduce Subordinate Adjective ClauseVocabulary, p. 248; Exercise 264Review Subordinate Adjective ClauseFinish Exercise 265
Literature & CompositionDiscussion, AK ch, ch 17-23, Part 5, ch 1-2Part 5, Ch 3-14Comparison between L/K and A/V, Lit DiscussionWrite one open-ended question from the reading to ask the class, Ch, 15-25Ch, 26-33, Part 6, Ch. 1-2
HistoryDiscuss Ch. 24, p. 535-542Read & Outline Ch. 24, p. 542-548DiscussionRead & Outline, Ch. 24, p. 548 - end of chapter
Rhetoric & TheologyDiscuss Letters 11 & 12 of The Screwtape LettersRead Letters 13 & 14Discuss Letters 13 & 14Read Letters 15 & 16
SciencePlant ID; Insect & Leaf Collections; Study & Review for Test on WednsedayStudy for Test on Ch. 13 & 14; Leaf & Insect CollectionTestInsecta Vocab & Leaf & Insect Collection

Week of 4/8-4/12


11th4/8/20194/9/20194/10/20194/11/20194/12/2019Co-Teacher NotesNotes/Comments to Teachers:
DiscipleshipCTP Testing 4/8 & 4/10
CTP Testing Monday and Wednesday. Plan for testing most of the day. There will only be about 1-2 hours of academic instructional time on these days. ASSIGN A REGULAR WORK LOAD ON HOME DAYS
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Speech & Debate*EVERY DAY- You should read an article or listen to a video/podcast on the age of the earth. Continue to familiarize yourself with the current debate. If needed, find additional evidence to support main contentions in your first constructive speeches. Include the best evidence you can find in your case!Complete first constructive speeches.1st speakers read through and time your first constructive speeches. Please read more about Cross-Examination in your Debate packet, pg. 14Finalize your first constructive speeches. First speakers, read through the case until your are extremely comfortable with it.Please read Chapter 3 in your Debate Packet. You will need to know how to "flow" during your round in order to organize your responses. If there is a particular line of argumentation that you do not fully understand, spend some time learning more about it.Email Mrs. Clay if you have any questions about the upcoming debates! Practice responding to counterarguments from the opposing side OUT LOUD. Make sure your evidence is organized in such a way that you will be able to find what you need quickly during the debate round.Watch a debate on the age of the earth! Also, listen to Greg Koukl expound upon the old earth view of a non-global flood. Affirmative teams, you may source from this vid. for evidence, Neg. teams, you need to be able to respond to the old-earth view of Noah's flood.
LatinCTP Testing/Study HallExercise 262 & Review Vocabulary: Translate Reading No. 13CTP Testing/Sudy HallComplete Review Worksheets
Literature & CompositionAK, ch. 28-32, Part 4, Ch. 1-6AK, ch. 7-16Vocab quizAK, ch. 17-23, Part 5, ch. 1-2
HistoryThe Doll HouseStudy for TestThe Doll HouseStudy for TestTest
Rhetoric & TheologyCTP Testing/Study HallBrainstorm / Outline / Draft EssayCTP Testing/Study HallRead Letter 9 & 10 of The Screwtape LettersDiscussion
ScienceVocabulary: Ch. 15 Invertebrates & Ch. 16. AnthropodsVocabulary & Handout, p. 500 Skeletal System Handout & p. 507 Muscular System HandoutSkeleton & Muscles Coloring BookCh. 20: Read & Take Notes; VocabularyQuiz