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
MathSee Google ClassroomSee Google ClassroomSee Google ClassroomSee Google Classroom
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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

Week of 4/1-4/5


11th4/1/20194/2/20194/3/20194/4/20194/5/2019Co-Teacher Notes
DiscipleshipCTP Testing 4/8 & 4/10
Math
Teacher Training - Student Holiday
Speech & DebateDecide speaker roles (Determine who will be 1st speaker and who will be 2nd on your team) Read about1st constructive speeches--Instructions for this are in your Debate Packet, pp. 12-13 (summary), 29-30 (format)Write 1st Constructives with your debate partnerWork on 1st Constructives Supplement evidence, as needed1st speaker, read through constructives and time the presentation. Adjust, if needed. 
LatinVocabulary, p. 241; Exercise 260 (odd) and 261 (odd)ReviewFinish Reading No. 14 & Study for Major Quiz (Present & Imperfect Active Subjunctive)Major Quiz
Literature & CompositionCh. 32-35, Part 3, Ch. 1-6, Write a well-developed paragraph responding to the question: "Did Kitty's time away cure her 'illness'? Why or why not?"AK Lit. DiscussionCh. 7-17Daily Writing: Internal Monologue

AK Lit. Discussion 
Ch. 18-27
HistoryResearch Debate TopicContinue Debate PreparationsFinalize Debate PreparationsDebate
Rhetoric & TheologyRead Letters 5 & 6DiscussionRead Letters 7 & 8Discussion
ScienceCh. 15 Animal Kingdom, p. 340 Vocabulary 341, 342, 345, 347, 351, 357, 359, 363, 366; Ch. 16 Anthropods: Vocab: p. 370, 371, 374, 384Ch. 15 & 16 Questions & Finish VocabularyWork on Ch. 15 & 16 Questions & Vocabulary: Study Vocabulary Vocabulary Quiz

Week of 3/25-3/29


11th3/25/20193/26/20193/27/20193/28/20193/29/2019Co-Teacher Notes
DiscipleshipPerseverance (Diligence) + Matthew 5: 1-15
Math
Comm. LabRESEARCH: Gather evidence for Aff/Neg argumentsRESEARCH: Gather evidence for both sides of the Resolution.Organize your evidence and practice articulating the arguments in your own words.RESEARCH: Finish collecting evidence for the main lines of argumentation. Speakig Assignments will be given.Teams Flip for Sides.RESEARCH: Watch a debate on the age of the earth. Take down good quotes that pertain to your arguments and add to your evidence. RESEARCH: Choose two arguments to do additional research on and add to your evidence. Practice explaining the arguments and counter-arguments out loud.Practice giving the arguments for both sides, incorporating your sources.
LatinImperfect Subjunctive ActiveVocabulary, p. 235; Exercise 255 & 256ReviewExercise 257 & 258Adjectives Used as Nouns and Imperfect of Sum
Literature & CompositionAK Lit. DiscussionPt. 2, Ch 1-10 and Write one open-ended dicussion question from the reading. AK Lit. DiscussionCh. 11-21AK Lit. DiscussionCh. 22-32
HistoryBe prepared to discuss Ch. 23: The Growth of Industrial Prosperity, p. 512-518Read Ch. 23: The Emergence of a Mass Society, p. 518-523DiscussionRead Ch. 23: Education in Mass Society and the National State, p. 526-533DiscussionRead Opposing Viewpoints, p. 524-525
Rhetoric & TheologyC.S. Lewis Day! (Be prepared to share the most interesting 2-3 facts you learned about him and 2-3 facts about the time period when The Screwtape Letters was written.)Read the preface & Ch. 1 of The Screwtape Letters; Thematic SheetDiscussionRead Chapters 2-3 of The Screwtape LettersDiscussion
ScienceLeaf & Insect Collections; Test Ch. 11Insect & Leaf Collection WorkCh. 13: HandoutsCh. 13: Review Questions; Leaf & Insect CollectionsReview for Test
11th4/1/20194/2/20194/3/20194/4/20194/5/2019Co-Teacher Notes
DiscipleshipCTP Testing 4/8 & 4/10
Math
Teacher Training - Student Holiday
Speech & Debate
LatinVocabulary, p. 241; Exercise 260 (odd) and 261 (odd)ReviewFinish Reading No. 14 & Study for Major Quiz (Present & Imperfect Active Subjunctive)Major Quiz
Literature & Composition
History
Rhetoric & Theology
Science

Week of 3/18-3/22


11th3/18/20193/19/20193/20/20193/21/20193/22/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
Math
Comm. Lab.RESEARCH: Gather evidence for Aff/Neg argumentsRESEARCH: Gather evidence for both sides of the Resolution.Organize your evidence and practice articulating the arguments in your own words.RESEARCH: Finish collecting evidence for the main lines of argumentation. Speakig Assignments will be given.Teams Flip for Sides.RESEARCH: Watch a debate on the age of the earth. Take down good quotes that pertain to your arguments and add to your evidence. RESEARCH: Choose two arguments to do additional research on and add to your evidence. Practice explaining the arguments and counter-arguments out loud.Practice giving the arguments for both sides, incorporating your sources.
LatinNegative Purpose ClausesVocabulary, p. 230; Exercise 247Review Subjunctive MoodExercise 248Review
Literature & CompositionIntro to Tolstoy's Anna Kareninal Group Map ActivityCh. 1-10
Write one open-ended discussion question from the reading.
New Voc, AK, Part 1 Lit. Discussion, Ch. 1-10

Internal Monologue
Ch. 11-21

Answer with a well-developed paragraph: Does Dolly forgive her husband? Give support from the text.

Lit. Discussion, Ch. 11-21Ch. 22-33
HistoryBe prepared to discuss Science & Culture in Age of RealismWrite a 1 1/2-2 page essay on the following topic: Identify characteristics of Realism. How is it different from Romanticism in meaning and expression.Continue Discussing RealismStudy for TestCh. 22 Test
Rhetoric & TheologyBe prepared to discuss first half of Book XIIFinish reading Book XIIDiscussionReview NotesTest
ScienceCh. 13: Plant KingdomWork on VocabularyPlant Coloring Book and HandoutWork on Handout & Coloring Book; Study VocabularyVocabulary Test; Plant & Bug Collection

Week of 3/4-3/8


11th3/4/20193/5/20193/6/20193/7/20193/8/2019Co-Teacher Notes
Discipleship
MathEnd of 3rd Quarter
Speech & Debate"The Atheist Delusion"Finish film, discuss, evangelism challenge for the break!
LatinContinue Subjuntive MoodExeercise 244 (#3-5); Exercise 245National Latin ExamCongratulations on completing the NLE! No homework today!Review
Literature & CompositionThemes, Symbols, and Plot Analysis of DG Discussion on Piper's Article Finish DG ProjectProjects Due Finish Film Assign Next Book for after the break
HistoryDiscuss Nation BuildingRead & Outline for tomorrow's discussionIndustrialization and the Marxist ResponseRead & Outline for tomorrow's discussionScience & Culture in an Age of Realism
Rhetoric & TheologyBook XI lines 1-294lines 295-605Discussionlines 605-end of Book XIDiscussion
ScienceCh. 11 Protista: Vocabulary & HandoutsRead Ch. 11 & Take NotesDiscuss Ch. 11HandoutsColoring Book & Handout