Math Mr. Glasheen/Mrs. Albinson: Page 217 (1-19 odd) in the red workbook (graph #19). Also, complete the question on the sheet Mrs. Albinson gave today (the sheet has the hw on top, and directly below, it lists the practice question).
Biology Mr. Waszmer: For extra credit, either tomorrow, or Wednesday, bring in a complete/perfect plant (for dissection).
- Gurascio: Ditto 14-2 is due tomorrow. The test on chapters 13 and 14 is on Friday. There is no enrichment this week.
Spanish B Mrs. McDermott: Depending on what period you have Spanish, there may be another quiz tomorrow. (Period 3 has one for the music section. No quizzes tomorrow for period 1, but there will be a test on Wednesday.). There is a test on Wednesday for all the vocab from the quizzes, found on pages 125 and 126 in the textbook. Also, in the Spanish for Mastery text book, complete page 136, #2, sentences 1-5. In addition, complete page 138 sentences 1-4.
German Mr. Esser:
AP World History Dr. Gold: Quiz on Thursday on the second part of chapter 17. Also, from the last part of chapter 17, make sure you understand the term, "proletariat".
- Ms. Chase: Quiz on Friday on Chapter 13.
English Natural Connections Mr. Elliot: You must read the first two scenes of William Shakespeare's
The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet and write the following:
1. List all the characters you encountered while reading and write who they are.
2. Describe the town that the story takes place in.
3. Predict what obstacles lay ahead for the main characters.
Global Language Honor Society: There is a meeting tomorrow at 2:30.
*Be sure to bring in your scheduling forms (for 10th grade) tomorrow.**If you plan on playing a sport, you must either get a physical tomorrow (if you haven't already) or take your forms from the health office tomorrow.
(Edited by Robert Sampson, Monday, 7:03 PM)