1 of 100

January

Agendas

2 of 100

Week 5

half-way through 3rd quarter.

3 of 100

Monday

January 31

4 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry (Period 1)
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Quarantined? See ‘Kindred’ Module on Canvas for digital uploads of the text
    • Period 1: Read pages 100-117
  • NWEA Language Testing
    • Period 2 & Period 3

HW: None

31

January

MONDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

5 of 100

AP Language

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 2/4)
  • RA Practice: Intro. to Freakonomics
    • ANNOTATE & Identify those devices

HW: BaC Seminar is Wednesday- prepare discussion questions; Nonfiction jars are due Friday

31

January

MONDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

6 of 100

AP Literature

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 2/4)
  • Poetry Analysis: Roethke’s “My Papa’s Waltz”
    • Poetry Analysis Sheet
  • Reading Time- Their Eyes Were Watching God

HW: Read to chapter 18 by Monday

31

January

MONDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

7 of 100

English 10H

  • Vocabulary Unit 10 (Due 2/4)
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Quarantined? See ‘Kindred’ Module on Canvas for digital uploads of the text
    • Period 8: Pages 108-120

HW: Finish reading

31

January

MONDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

8 of 100

Week 4

you got this.

9 of 100

Friday

January 28

10 of 100

NWEA Schedule

11 of 100

AP Language

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 2/4)
  • Grade 12- AP Classroom MC Prep Unit 6 (Due Fri.)
    • Gracie & Rachel- You already did this one.
  • Grade 11- NWEA Language Test
  • Reading Time- Born a Crime
  • Nonfiction Jars (if we have time!)
  • Coffee Table Book Idea <Remind me to talk about this

HW: Finish reading Born a Crime by next week- we’ll have a seminar!

28

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

12 of 100

AP Literature

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 2/4)
  • Grade 11- NWEA Language Test
  • Reading Time- Their Eyes Were Watching God

HW: Read to chapter 18 by Monday

28

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

13 of 100

Thursday

January 27

14 of 100

NWEA Schedule

15 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry
  • Vocabulary Unit 10 (Due 2/4)
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Quarantined? See ‘Kindred’ Module on Canvas for digital uploads of the text
    • Period 2: Read pages 100-125
    • Period 3: Read pages 100-125

HW: None

27

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

16 of 100

Wednesday

January 26

17 of 100

NWEA Schedule

18 of 100

10C NWEA Reading

  • Period 1: 60% of you demonstrated overall growth!
    • Literature: 70% of you demonstrated growth!
    • Nonfiction: 30% of you demonstrated growth
    • Vocabulary: 40% of you demonstrated growth
    • Goals:

  • Period 2: 70% of you demonstrated overall growth!
    • Literature: 60% of you demonstrated growth!
    • Nonfiction: 60% of you demonstrated growth!
    • Vocabulary: 60% of you demonstrated growth!
    • Goals:

  • Period 3: 26% of you demonstrated overall growth
    • Literature: 32% of you demonstrated growth
    • Nonfiction: 50% of you demonstrated growth
    • Vocabulary: 21% of you demonstrated growth
    • Goals:

221

19 of 100

Adv. NWEA Reading

  • Period 5: 67% of you demonstrated overall growth!
    • Literature: 100% of you demonstrated growth!
    • Nonfiction: 100% of you demonstrated growth!
    • Vocabulary: 67% of you demonstrated growth

  • Period 6: 70% of you demonstrated overall growth!
    • Literature: 90% of you demonstrated growth!
    • Nonfiction: 50% of you demonstrated growth
    • Vocabulary: 50 % of you demonstrated growth

  • Period 8: % of you demonstrated overall growth
    • Literature: % of you demonstrated growth
    • Nonfiction: % of you demonstrated growth
    • Vocabulary: % of you demonstrated growth

224

20 of 100

AP Language

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 2/4)
  • Grade 12- AP Classroom MC Prep Unit 6 (Due Fri.)
    • Gracie & Rachel- You already did this one.
  • Grade 11- NWEA Reading Test
  • Reading Time- Born a Crime
  • Nonfiction Jars (if we have time!)

HW: Finish reading Born a Crime by next week- we’ll have a seminar!

26

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

21 of 100

AP Literature

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 2/4)
  • Grade 11- NWEA Reading Test
  • Reading Time- Their Eyes Were Watching God

HW: Read to chapter 18 by Monday

26

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

22 of 100

Tuesday

January 25

23 of 100

Journal Prompt 1/25

What’s your aesthetic/vibe?

24 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry
  • Vocabulary Unit 10 (Due
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Quarantined? See ‘Kindred’ Module on Canvas for digital uploads of the text
    • Period 1: Read pages 94-100
    • Period 2: Read pages 94-102
    • Period 3: Read pages 94-102

HW: None

25

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

25 of 100

AP Language

  • Journal Entry
  • Timed Write
  • Reading Time

HW: Finish reading Born a Crime by next week- we’ll have a seminar!

25

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

26 of 100

AP Literature

  • Journal Entry
  • Timed Write
  • Reading Time

HW: Read Ch. 13-18 by next Monday

25

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

27 of 100

English 10H

  • Journal Entry
  • Vocabulary Unit 10 (Due 2/4)
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Quarantined? See ‘Kindred’ Module on Canvas for digital uploads of the text
    • Period 8: Pages 108-

HW: None

25

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

28 of 100

Monday

January 24

29 of 100

NWEA Schedule

30 of 100

Week 3

Hang in there.

31 of 100

Friday

January 21

32 of 100

English 10C

  • Collecting Unit 9 Vocabulary Squares Start of Class
    • Quarantined? Upload to Canvas
  • Vocabulary Unit 9 Exam
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Quarantined? See ‘Kindred’ Module on Canvas for digital uploads of the text
    • Period 1: Read pages 84-94
    • Period 2: Read pages 84-94
    • Period 3: Read pages 84-94

HW: Happy Weekend

21

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

33 of 100

AP Language

  • Advanced Slangology Assessment
  • Collecting Vocabulary Charts
  • Reading Time

HW: Read Chapters 15-18 by next Monday

21

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

34 of 100

AP Literature

  • Advanced Slangology Assessment
  • Collecting Vocabulary Charts
  • Reading Time

HW: Read Chapters 8-12 by next Monday

21

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

35 of 100

English 10H

  • Collecting Unit 9 Vocabulary Squares Start of Class
    • Quarantined? Upload to Canvas
  • Vocabulary Unit 9 Exam
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Be to page 108 by Monday

HW: Happy Weekend

21

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

36 of 100

Thursday

January 20

37 of 100

Journal Prompt 1/20

If you were a Disney character, which one would you be and why?

38 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry
  • Reading Check (The Fall & The Storm)- ASK ABOUT THIS IF YOU WERE ABSENT YESTERDAY
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Period 1: Read pages 74-84
    • Period 2: Read pages 74-84
    • Period 3: Read pages 74-84

HW: None

20

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

39 of 100

AP Language

  • Finish Dramatic Readings
  • Writer’s Workshop: Timed Writing Review Session
    • Continuing individualized conferences
    • Analyzing topic sentences

HW: Read Chapters 15-18 by next Monday

20

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

40 of 100

AP Literature

  • Writer’s Workshop: Timed Writing Revisions
    • Continuing individualized conferences
    • Analyzing Topic Sentences

HW: Read Chapters 8-12 by next Monday

20

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

41 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry
  • World Food Prize Day
    • Select a country

HW: None

20

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

42 of 100

Wednesday

January 19

43 of 100

English 10C

  • Vocabulary Workshop
  • Reading Check (The Fall & The Storm)
    • Quarantined? Submit on Canvas
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Period 1: Read pages 74-74
    • Period 2: Read pages 74-74
    • Period 3: Read pages 74-74

HW: None

19

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

44 of 100

AP Language

  • Finish Writer’s Workshop: Timed Writing
    • Continuing individualized conferences
    • Essay 2 Practice
  • Dramatic Readings of Songs

HW: Read Chapters 15-18 by next Monday

19

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

45 of 100

AP Literature

  • Finish Writer’s Workshop: Timed Writing
    • Continuing individualized conferences
    • Essay 2 Practice
  • Discuss Rhetorical Analysis in Literary Analysis
  • Discuss “Happy Memories Club”
  • Submit/Turn In Prose Analysis Sheet (See Canvas if quarantined- you have until tomorrow by 11:59PM to submit)

HW: Read Chapters 8-12 by next Monday

19

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

46 of 100

English 10H

HW: None

19

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

47 of 100

Tuesday

January 18

48 of 100

Journal Prompt 1/18

If you had to cast an actor/actress to play you in a movie of your life, who would you cast and why? Which actors/actresses would play the other important roles in your life?

49 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Period 1: Read pages 58-74
    • Period 2: Read pages 59-74
    • Period 3: Read pages 59-74

HW: None

18

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

50 of 100

AP Language

  • Writer’s Workshop: Timed Writing
    • Continuing individualized conferences
    • Essay 2 Practice

HW: Read Chapters 15-18 by next Monday

18

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

51 of 100

AP Literature

  • Writer’s Workshop: Timed Writing
    • Continuing individualized conferences
    • Essay 2 Practice

HW: Read Chapters

18

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style expository writing preparation.

52 of 100

English 10H

  • Journal Entry
  • Discussion Questions
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Period 8: 51-74

HW: Be to page 108 by next Monday (digital versions are located on Canvas in the Kindred module)

18

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

53 of 100

Week 2

just power through

54 of 100

Friday

January 14

55 of 100

English 10C

  • C-4 Field Trip
  • No assignments today

HW: None

14

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Big chill.

56 of 100

AP Language

  • Continue going over the final

HW: Read Chapters 9-14 by Monday

14

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style MC preparation.

57 of 100

AP Literature

  • Continue going over the final

HW: Read Chapters 5-7 in TEWWG by Monday; AP Classroom MC Prep Due 1/14 by 11:45PM

14

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Poetry analysis. Understanding the transition between romanticism and realism (and accompanying characteristics).

58 of 100

English 10H

  • WFP Day
    • Highlighting Annual Performance Report
    • Open Discussion
    • Brainstorming Solutions

Drone Technology. Satellite Imagery. Digital/Precision Agriculture. Blockchain (Basically High-End, Collaborative Stats.). Graphene-Based Plant Sensors. Vertical Farming. Concave Mirroring in Greenhouses. GMO Mosquitoes. Gravity-Fed Filtration. Biointensive Integrated Pest Management (IPM). Agroforestry. Improving Germplasm. The Economics of No-Till Farming.

HW: Read to page 51 by Monday

14

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

59 of 100

Thursday

January 13

60 of 100

Journal Prompt 1/13

Who is the coolest person who ever lived (according to you)?

61 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Read pages 43-59

HW: None

13

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

62 of 100

AP Language

  • Writer’s Workshop
    • Continuing individualized conferences
    • Peer editing & feedback

HW: Read Chapters 9-14 by Monday

13

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style MC preparation.

63 of 100

AP Literature

  • Writer’s Workshop
    • Individualized Conferences Cont.
  • Independent Reading

HW: Read Chapters 5-7 in TEWWG by Monday; AP Classroom MC Prep Due 1/14 by 11:45PM

13

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Poetry analysis. Understanding the transition between romanticism and realism (and accompanying characteristics).

64 of 100

English 10H

  • Journal
  • Finish Poem
  • Begin Kindred
  • Go Over the Discussion Questions
  • WFP Day moved to tomorrow!

HW: Read to page 51 by Monday

13

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

65 of 100

Wednesday

January 12

66 of 100

English 10C

  • Vocabulary Workshop Unit 9 (Due 1/21)
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Read pages 33-43 (stop at the 5)
  • Discuss Guided Reading Questions 1-10
    • Find the handout HERE

HW: None

12

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

67 of 100

AP Language

  • Independent Reading
    • a.k.a. Time for me to read what you wrote

HW: Read Chapters 9-14 by Monday; AP Classroom MC Due by 1/12 at 11:45PM

12

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style MC preparation.

68 of 100

AP Literature

  • AP Classroom MC Prep
  • Independent Reading

HW: Read Chapters 5-7 in TEWWG by Monday; AP Classroom MC Prep Due 1/14 by 11:45PM

12

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Poetry analysis. Understanding the transition between romanticism and realism (and accompanying characteristics).

69 of 100

English 10H

  • Vocabulary Workshop Unit 9 (Due 1/21)
  • Discuss Reading from Yesterday
  • Poetry Analysis Sheet- Dead Poets’ Society Wed.
    • Poem: “Because I Could Not Stop for Death”
    • Poet: Emily Dickinson
    • Movement: Romanticism-Realism

HW: Read to page 51 by Monday

12

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

70 of 100

Tuesday

January 11

71 of 100

Journal Prompt 1/11

What is your opinion regarding New Year’s Resolutions? Do you practice them or not so much? If you do, what are your NYRs?

72 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry (Need ½ Page in Length)
    • What is your opinion of NYRs?
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Read pages 12-33 (stop at part 3)
  • Answer Guided Reading Questions 1-10
    • Find the handout HERE

HW: None

11

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Write routinely over a period of time. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

73 of 100

AP Language

  • Argumentative Essay Timed Writing (Due end of class)
    • Prompt: Contemporary life is marked by controversy. Choose a controversial local, national, or global issue with which you are familiar. Then, using appropriate evidence, write an essay that carefully considers the opposing positions on this controversy and proposes a solution or compromise.

HW: Read Chapters 9-14 by Monday; AP Classroom MC Due by 1/14 at 11:45PM

11

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style MC preparation.

74 of 100

AP Language & Composition

Contemporary life is marked by controversy. Choose a controversial local, national, or global issue with which you are familiar. Then, using appropriate evidence, write an essay that carefully considers the opposing positions on this controversy and proposes a solution or compromise.

AP

Argumentative

ESSAY 3

75 of 100

AP Literature

  • Timed Writing (Due at the end of class)
    • Prompt: Having read “Because I could not stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson, in a well-organized essay, analyze the techniques the poet uses to reflect on the relationship between Death, Immortality, and the speaker.

HW: Read Chapters 5-7 in TEWWG by Monday

11

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Poetry analysis. Understanding the transition between romanticism and realism (and accompanying characteristics).

76 of 100

AP Literature & Composition

Having read “Because I could not stop for Death” by Emily Dickinson, in a well-organized essay, analyze the techniques the poet uses to reflect on the relationship between Death, Immortality, and the speaker.

AP

Poetry Analysis

ESSAY 1

77 of 100

English 10H

  • Journal Entry
    • What’s your view on NYRs?
  • Continuing Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • Read pages 12-33 (stop at part 3)
  • Answer Guided Reading Questions 1-10
    • Find the handout HERE

HW: SOAPSTone Analysis notes for Freakonomics due tomorrow

11

January

TUESDAY

Objective

Integrate new vocabulary into everyday language. Read a variety of texts. Analyze rhetoric.

78 of 100

Monday

January 10

79 of 100

English 10C

  • Vocabulary Workshop Unit 9
    • Due January 21st
  • Introduction to Kindred by Octavia E. Butler
    • PPT. Introduction
    • American Myopia Activity

HW: None

10

January

MONDAY

Objective

Integrate new vocabulary into everyday language. Read a variety of texts. Analyze themes.

80 of 100

AP Language

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 1/21)
  • AP Classroom Unit
    • MC Prep- Unit 5 (Rachel & Gracie- You do not have to do this one)
    • Due 1/12 (Wed.)

HW: Read Chapters 9-14 by Monday

10

January

MONDAY

Objective

Enhance vocabulary knowledge. Practice reading comprehension through advanced style MC preparation.

81 of 100

AP Literature

HW: Read Chapters 5-7 in TEWWG by Monday

10

January

MONDAY

Objective

Poetry analysis. Understanding the transition between romanticism and realism (and accompanying characteristics).

82 of 100

English 10H

  • Vocabulary Workshop Unit 9
    • Due January 21st
  • Nonfiction Spotlight: Freakonomics excerpt
    • Understanding SOAPSTone< complete by 1/12
    • Recognizing ethos, pathos, and logos
    • Identifying rhetorical exigence

HW: None

10

January

MONDAY

Objective

Integrate new vocabulary into everyday language. Read a variety of texts. Analyze rhetoric.

83 of 100

Week 1

from the top

84 of 100

Friday

January 7

85 of 100

English 10C

  • Persuasive Presentations
    • Find ethos, pathos, and logos in each presentation and record those responses on a notebook sheet of paper

HW: Have a good weekend

7

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

86 of 100

AP Language

  • Go Over Reading Excerpt 3 from the Final
    • MC Choice Review
  • Independent Reading Time- Get to Chapter 9 by Monday

HW: Read Chapters 1-8 by Monday

7

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

87 of 100

AP Literature

  • Novel Assessment
    • 1984 (Postmodernism)
    • Frankenstein (Romanticism)
    • Heart of Darkness (Realism/Modernism)

HW: Read Chapters 1-4 in TEWWG by Monday

7

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

88 of 100

English 10H

  • Go Over Final Examination
  • Introduce concept of American Myopia
    • Introduction to Kindred Unit

HW: Have a good weekend!

7

January

FRIDAY

Objective

Read a variety of nonfiction within a range of complexity appropriate for grade 10. By the end of grade 10, students interact with texts proficiently and independently.

89 of 100

Thursday

January 6

90 of 100

Journal Prompt 1/6

How was your winter break? How did you end up spending your break?

91 of 100

English 10C

  • Journal Entry (Lined paper provided)
  • Rhetorical Presentations Workshop
    • Select one of the items to sell to the class
    • Include ethos, pathos, and logos in your presentation
    • Have fun with this… just not too much fun.
    • Presentations should be 1-2 minutes

HW: Presentations tomorrow

6

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

92 of 100

AP Language

  • Born a Crime by Trevor Noah (10 Pages)
  • Brainstorm Time for Independent Reading
    • Socratic Seminars
    • I will take your book if you are finished

HW: Read Chapters 1-8 in Born a Crime by Monday

6

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

93 of 100

AP Literature

  • Timed Writing (AP Essay 3 Practice)
    • 1984 (Postmodernism)
    • Frankenstein (Romanticism)
    • Heart of Darkness (Realism/Modernism)

Novel Assessment (1984, Frankenstein, or Heart of Darkness) is tomorrow

HW: Read Chapters 1-4 in TEWWG by Monday

6

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

94 of 100

English 10H

  • Introduction to World Food Prize (!)
  • Journal- See next slide
  • Day One WFP PPT.
  • Norman Borlaug Biography
    • Think-Pair-Share
  • Hunger Games Trivia Day
    • Trivia Teams- Get a marker board & marker

HW: None

6

January

THURSDAY

Objective

Read a variety of nonfiction within a range of complexity appropriate for grade 10. By the end of grade 10, students interact with texts proficiently and independently.

95 of 100

World Food Prize Categories

Below are a list of categories indicating current issues around the world.

-Plant Production -Water & Sanitation -Policy & Governance

-Water Scarcity -Dietary Diseases -International Trade

-Lack of Renewable Energy Resources -Malnutrition -Foreign Aid

-Animal Health -Infectious Diseases -Infrastructure

-Climate Volatility -Populations

-Sustainable Agriculture -Conflict

-Animal Agriculture -Human Rights

-Spoilage & Waste -Education

96 of 100

Wednesday

January 5

97 of 100

English 10C

  • Vocabulary Workshop Unit 9 (Due 1/21)
  • Go Over Final Exam
  • Review Rhetorical Analysis
  • Introduce Persuasive Selling Products
    • Select one of the items to sell to the class
    • Include ethos, pathos, and logos in your presentation
    • Have fun with this… just not too much fun.

HW: Presentations on Friday

5

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

98 of 100

AP Language

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 1/21)
  • Notecard Activity- Write down everything you know about Africa, South Africa, and/or Apartheid
  • Introduce Born a Crime by Trevor Noah
    • Introductory PPT. w/ videos

HW: Read Chapters 1-8 by Monday

5

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

99 of 100

AP Literature

  • Self-Selected Vocabulary (Due 1/21)
  • Mini-Lecture: Pleasure in the Text Theory
  • Zora Neale Hurston Biography
  • Begin Reading Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston

Heads-up: Timed Writing Tomorrow; Novel Assessment (1984, Frankenstein, or Heart of Darkness) is Friday

HW: Read Chapters 1-4 in TEWWG by Monday

5

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.

100 of 100

English 10H

  • Vocabulary Workshop Unit 9 (Due 1/21)
  • Intro. to Blue Velvet
    • Understanding Roland Barthes The Pleasure of the Text- differences between pleasure and jouissance
  • Analysis: “That Power” by Donald Glover
  • Analysis: “Schizophrenia” by Jim Stevens

HW: None

5

January

WEDNESDAY

Objective

Complete the final assessment of semester one key concepts and demonstrate mastery of ELA standards.