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7 April 2014 Dual Credit Inquiring minds want to know-Can perfection be achieved? Watching Jiro Dreams of Sushi HW-Bring 3 possible questions for inquiry research!

7 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Prepare for quiz Vocabulary quiz 25-Latin and Greek Unit 4 Watch: “Life in the trenches”“Life in the trenches” Read: “The Rear Guard” and “Dulce et Decorum Est” Respond: Write an analysis of these poems, comparing and contrasting imagery, sound devices, and structure. HW-Bring reading journal for check!

7 April 2014 ACC English IV Do Now: Tone 100; Prepare for quiz. Vocabulary quiz 25-Latin and Greek Unit 4 Discussing “Witchcraft” 20 th Century Britain review HW-Prepare for test; Ocean at the End of the Lane!

8 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Prepare for quiz Vocabulary quiz 25-Latin and Greek Unit 4 Watch: “Life in the trenches”“Life in the trenches” Read: “The Rear Guard” and “Dulce et Decorum Est” Respond: Write an analysis of these poems, comparing and contrasting the imagery, sound devices, and structure. HW-Bring reading journal for check!

8 April 2014 PSAT 10 Do Now: Get out Ferris 6 and a highlighter! Ferris Bueller 7, 11 mins. Simon quiz 7 HW-Verbal packet 7 due.

8 April 2014 AP English IV Do Now: Tone AP Exam Prose essay, 45 minutes timed HW-PR #4

9 April 2014 Dual Credit Discussing inquiry topics Research in library HW-Bring research materials to start rough draft in class

9 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Clear Pronoun Reference A; Journal check Read: Yeats’s “Lake Isle of Innisfree”, Thomas’s “Fern Hill”, and Heaney’s “Digging” Respond: How does nature help these poets express their individual themes? Read and journal, if you have time after response! HW-Vocab quiz 26; Bring journal and novel for classwork

9 April 2014 ACC English IV Do Now: Tone th Century test HW-Bring Ocean every day; Vocab quiz 26

10 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Clear Pronoun Reference A; Journal check Read: Yeats’s “Lake Isle of Innisfree”, Thomas’s “Fern Hill”, and Heaney’s “Digging” Respond: How does nature help these poets express their individual themes? Read and journal, if you have time after response! HW-Vocab quiz 26; Bring journal and novel for classwork

10 April 2014 PSAT 10 Do Now: Get out Packet 7 and a highlighter! Receive Packet 8; due April 22 nd Groups finish discussing W practice 1 Checking it W timed practice 2 HW-Math!

10 April 2014 AP English IV Do Now: Tone 101; turn in PR #4 Workshop of essay from last class HW-Revise and type final draft

11 April 2014 Dual Credit Do Now: Get out research materials Reviewing/reading research Start drafting essay HW-Bring research materials and draft to continue working

11 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Prepare for quiz. Vocabulary quiz 26-Latin and Greek Unit 5 The Victorian Period and The 20 th Century Review Reading and journaling HGTTG HW: Prepare for test; Bring journal for check!

11 April 2014 ACC English IV Do Now: Tone 102; Prepare for quiz. Vocabulary quiz 26-Latin and Greek Unit 5 Ocean at the End of the Lane: An introduction to Neil Gaiman Reading schedule & Study guide questions HW: Read and answer section 1 questions!

14 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Prepare for quiz. Vocabulary quiz 26-Latin and Greek Unit 5 The Victorian Period and The 20 th Century Review Reading and journaling HGTTG HW: Prepare for test; Bring journal for check!

14 April 2014 PSAT 10 Math!

14 April 2014 AP English IV Do Now: Tone 102 AP Question 3 essay practice, 45 minutes timed HW-PR #5

15 April 2014 Dual Credit Do Now: Get out research materials and rough draft Continue rough draft HW-Rough draft should be at least 90% finished; finishing and conferencing on it next time

15 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Journal check The Victorian Period and The 20 th Century test HW- Bring Hitchhiker’s Guide every day!

15 April 2014 ACC English IV Do Now: Tone 103 Ocean at the End of the Lane-Section 1 HW-Read and answer Section 2 questions!

16 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Journal check The Victorian Period and The 20 th Century test HW- Bring Hitchhiker’s Guide every day!

16 April 2014 PSAT 10 Do Now: Get out Ferris 7 and a highlighter! Ferris Bueller 8, 16 mins. Simon quiz 8 HW-Packet 8 due.

16 April 2014 AP English IV Do Now: Tone 103, turn in PR #5 Workshop essay from last class and revise

17 April 2014 Dual Credit Do Now: Get out research materials and rough draft. Finalize draft/Create works cited page Conference with Schooler HW-Type up revised final draft; bring rough draft

17 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Verb forms A Hitchhiker’s Guide-Section 1 work HW- Vocab quiz 27; Bring finalized journal to turn in!

17 April 2014 ACC English IV Do Now: Tone 104 Ocean at the End of the Lane-Section 2 HW-Vocab quiz 27; Read and answer Section 3 questions!

22 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Verb forms A Hitchhiker’s Guide-Section 1 work HW- Vocab quiz 27; Bring finalized journal to turn in!

22 April 2014 PSAT 10 Do Now: Get out Verbal packet 8 and a highlighter! W timed practice 3 HW-Math

22 April 2014 AP English IV Do Now: Tone 104 AP Exam Question 3 practice, 45 minutes timed HW-PR #6

23 April 2014 Dual Credit Do Now: Staple final draft and works cited page on top of rough draft and turn in! Elements of Drama The Victorian Era and Oscar Wilde The Importance of Being Ernest, Act I

23 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Turn in dialectical journal Vocabulary quiz 27- Latin and Greek Unit 6 Hitchhiker’s Guide-Section 2 work HW-ALL make up work must be completed by May 2.

23 April 2014 ACC English IV Do Now: Tone 106; Prepare for quiz. Vocabulary quiz 27- Latin and Greek Unit 6 Ocean at the End of the Lane-Section 3 HW-Answer End of Book questions!

24 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Turn in dialectical journal Vocabulary quiz 27- Latin and Greek Unit 6 Hitchhiker’s Guide-Section 2 work HW-ALL make up work must be completed by May 2.

24 April 2014 PSAT 10 Math!

24 April 2014 AP English IV Do Now: Tone 106, turn in PR #6 Workshop essay from last class and revise HW-Contemporary novel project due!

25 April 2014 Dual Credit The Importance of Being Ernest, Act II

25 April 2014 English IV Do Now: Commas A Hitchhiker’s Guide-Section 3 work HW- Vocab quiz 28; ALL make up work done by May 2.

25 April 2014 ACC English IV Do Now: Tone 107 Ocean at the End of the Lane-End of book HW-Vocab quiz 28; Bring textbook and Ocean for in-class essay