In-class assignment menus supersede web logs
1. CLIFFS AP BOOK must be brought to library for Thursday's lesson, September 28
2. No in-class timed essay this week; essays resume next week
3. 100 Words High School Students Should Know will resume next week; no test Monday
4. Complete the Colonial Period handout questions by Monday, October 2; provide thorough and thoughtful responses
5. Unit Three Vocabulary Level "F" due Thursday, September 28; test on Unit Three rescheduled to Friday, September 29 in class; staple work to test for full credit
6. Colonial Period studies continue this week; from Of Plymouth Plantation, “Offer of Help”, “Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" concluded this week
7. Sample AP Exam multiple-choice test questions on Cliffs AP passage on Thursday; book MUST be brought to class; CLASS MEETS IN LIBRARY ON THURSDAY FOR READING LEVEL TESTING; THURSDAY IS A MINIMUM DAY AND BACK-TO-SCHOOL NIGHT IS FROM 6:00 P.M.-8:00 P.M. in Room 120; course expectations, student work, class rules, and semester syllabus to be discussed and presented
8. Bedford Reader books MUST be brought to class on Friday for outlining and weekend assignment
9. Mr. Carmicle at District 4 LAUSD meeting all day, Friday, September 29
10.Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston Chapters One-Five twenty talking points and unfamiliar vocabulary scheduled due date to be announced early next week; all AP Scholars participate in class discussion
Textbook Days: Literature and Integrated Studies M-T-W; Cliff’s AP Notes TH (library); Bedford Reader F (in class)
