Week of 2/11-2/15


11th2/11/20192/12/20192/13/20192/14/20192/15/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
Math
Staff Development - Student Holiday
Speech & Debate
LatinFinish translating Reading No. 9Passive Indicative Present Tense: 4th ConjugationExercise 228 (#15-30)Reading No. 10
Comm. LabFinish response videos (Eliyah/Mariah) Continue working on Group Slide Presentations
Literature & CompositionDorian Gray, Ch. 1-4

Explore/Learn about Aestheticism
https://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/aestheticism#objects
New Vocab. Lit. DiscussionDorian Gray, Ch. 5-7

Choose an epigram from the book. Copy it down and footnote it just as if you were including it in a paper with a superscript (#) and the citation at the bottom of the page that corresponds to it, using the EXACT format in the LSH, section begins on p. 208.

Lit. DiscussionCh. 8-10
Snap a photo of a beautiful object in your home or community to share in class on Monday.
HistoryBegin working on research paper; Read and Outline Ch. 21: Nationalism- p.479Discuss Reading AssignmentRead Ch. 21: The Failures of 1848 (p. 480) - end of chapter; Prepare Work Cited Page for Research Paper.Discuss Reading Assignment
Rhetoric & TheologyRead 901-end of Book IX; Comprehension QuestionsVocabulary Quiz; Discuss Book IXFinalize PaperPresentations; Paper Due
ScienceCh. 10: Read & Take NotesHandoutCh. 10: Read & Take NotesHandout

Week of 2/4 - 2/8


11th2/4/20192/5/20192/6/20192/7/20192/8/2019
Discipleship
Math
Comm. LabNew Question, Pt I Prepare for video responses on Wed.Pt. 2 Video Responses Tract Challenge
LatinPassive Indicative Present Tense: 3rd ConjugationVocabulary, p. 197; Exercise 223Review Special AblativesExercise 225 & 226Quiz; Reading No. 9
Literature & CompositionWuthering Heights FilmFinish Literary Analysis PaperLiterary Analysis Due Finish film Vote on next book!Read a book of your choice!Intro to Dorian Gray

New Vocab.

 Reading for the weekend, Ch. 
HistoryPresentationsRead and outline Ch. 21: The Conservative Order through The Greek RevoltDiscuss Reading AssignmentRead and outline Ch. 21: Conservatives in the European States - p. 472
Rhetoric & TheologyDiscuss Book IX, lines 281-590Read Book IX, lines 591-900; Begin working on outline.Vocabulary Quiz; Discuss Book IXFinish outline.Introduce Antithesis; Discuss Outline
ScienceCh. 10: Bacteria & Viruses; VocabularyCh. 10 Read & Take NotesChapter HandoutsCh. 10 Finish Reading & Take NotesHandouts

Week of 1/28-2/1


11th1/28/20191/29/20191/30/20191/31/20192/1/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
Math
Comm. LabComplete Short Answers to "Are All Sins Equal?" Practice delivery of all responses covered so far. Wed. will be a presentation day. New Question: "Why Does God Remain Hidden?" Review and practice responses to questions about the 4 topics we've covered so far.Student presentations. Be prepared to answer the questions we've covered so far relating to the Hypostatic Union, The Doctrine Of Hell, Are All Sins Equal?, Why Does God Remain Hidden?
LatinPassive Indicative Present Tense: 2nd ConjugationVocabulary, p. 192; Exercise 216 (#20-25) and Exercise 217 (all)Ablative of MeansExercise 218 & 219Quiz; Reading No. 8
Lang. ArtsLit. Discussion Ch XIII-XVCh XVI-XVIIILit. Discussion Ch. XVI-XVIII

Review expectations for Literary Analysis
Ch XIX-XX (Finish Novel and Complete Literary Term Guide, if not completed.)Literary Term Guide Due (completed)

Lit. Discussion for final chapters of WH
History
Rhetoric & TheologyConclude discussion of Book VIII of Paradise Lost; Vocabulary QuizComprehension Questions; Begin ANI Chart; Read Beginning of Book IXDiscuss first part of Book IX of Paradise Lost, lines 1-280Complete ANI Chart.Rhetoric Game
ScienceCh. 9 Review; Review for TestStudy for Ch. 9 TestCh. 9 TestCh. 19 Read 19-1 & 19-2 and Take Notes; Vocabulary, p. 453, 455Ch. 19 Questions & Discuss (19-1, 19-2)
11th2/4/20192/5/20192/6/20192/7/20192/8/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
Math
Speech & Debate
LatinPassive Indicative Present Tense: 3rd ConjugationVocabulary, p. 197; Exercise 223Review Special AblativesExercise 225 & 226Quiz; Reading No. 9
Literature & Composition
History
Rhetoric & Theology
Science

Week 1/21-1/25


11th1/21/20191/22/20191/23/20191/24/20191/25/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
MathLesson 61Lesson 62, 63, 64
Comm. LabReview Responses New Question: Are All Sins Equal?
LatinPassive VoiceVocabulary, p. 182; Exercise 205The Ablative of AgentVocabulary, p. 185; Exercise 208 (remember to underline ablative of agent)Quiz; Reading No. 7
Literature & CompositionLit. Discussion Assign WH Literary Analysis, Due: Feb 6th Complete Character Sketches/Assemble PosterCh VI-VIIILit. Discussion Group Work: Bronte Poetry, Compare and Contrast with WHCh. IX-XII Study for Vocab. QuizVocab. Quiz Lit. DiscussionCH. XIII-XV
HistoryCheck Assignment Sheet
Rhetoric & TheologyDiscuss Book VII, lines 296-640Begin drafting paper; Comprehension QuestionsBook VIII, lines 1 - 295Finalize PapersEssays Due; Presentations
ScienceClassification & Taxonomy; Vocabulary Quiz; Classification LabRead & Take Notes 9-2, p. 209-212; Questions, p. 212.Answer Questions, p. 212; Dichotomous Key LabRead & Take Notes, p. 212-216; Questions, p. 216 (1-6)Questions, p. 216 Answer & Discuss; Vocabulary Quiz

Week 1/14-1/18

11th1/14/20191/15/20191/16/20191/17/20191/18/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
MathLesson 57, 58Lesson 59, 60Test
Comm. Lab"Atheist Debate on Hell", Create Responses with a PartnerIs Hell Just? Learn and memorize 3 short answers
LatinPossessive Adjectives of the 1P & 2PVocabulary, p. 173; Exercise 197.Second Punic WarExercise 198Quiz; Introduce Passive Voice
Literature & CompositionVocab. Practice using various sentence openers. 
Lit. Discussion over Ch 8-10 
CH, XI-XIII Create a 10 question quiz for your classmates over this section. Include two questions relating to the Literary Terms from your Literary Term Guide. Plus, include a *Bonus* question from any of the previous chapters. Create a key for your own use when grading.Take peer quizzes and grade Lit. Discussion over CH XI-XIIICH. XIV, Vol. II, CH. I-II Lit. Discussion, Rhetoric Level Questions for WH, Ch. XIV, I-II    

Create Character Analyses for a Class Poster. Each student will be responsible for one of the following 8 characters: Catherine, Heathcliff, Hindley, Joseph, Nelly, Edgar, Isabella, and Lockwood. Include 3 quotes from the text that support 3 descriptive adjectives (use vocabulary words if you can!) that may apply.to y.our character
Vol II, CH III-V
History
Rhetoric & TheologyDiscuss Book VI, lines 600-912Begin writing outline; Study vocabularyBook VII, lines 1-295Finish outlineVocabulary Quiz
Sciencech quiz
vocab
handout discussion
class writing
classification notes
pp 204-209
handout completion
vocab quiz
class writing
Taxonomy notes
pp 209-220
handout completion
class writing
mini lab