The Last Week 6/11 - 6/15 - 2012

In The Muppet Movie they say, "Life's like a movie, write your own ending." As we finish the school year you have a chance to write your own ending. First study hard for your final, that is in your own hands. Your final will be just vocabulary. The parts of your final will be just like the vocabulary packets you have used all year: critical reading, sentence completion, and analogies. You will have 200 questions worth 800 points, and you will need a number two pencil. Write you own ending to this semester.

Monday 6/11
1. Idiom Test
2. Review Julius Caesar Final
3. Portfolio – Post-Writing Assessment, and do End of the Year Reflection
4. Study for Finals

Tuesday 6/12
1. Literature Terms Test
2. Review Idiom Test
3. Portfolio Due
4. Study for Finals

Wednesday 6/13 Finals
Period 1 7:55 - 10:03
Period 6 10:18 - 12:26

Thursday 6/14 Finals
Period 2
Period 3

Friday 6/14 Finals
Period 4
Period 5

It has been fun!

Activities for week eighteen 6/4 - 6/8 - 2012

Mark Twain said, "Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn't do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." This is the last week before finals please make sure you are reviewing all your vocabulary, idioms, literary terms and Julius Caesar. Do you know where you stand in this class? I am still here everyday at 7 am, break, and the beginning of lunch to help you or answer any questions you may have.

Monday 6/4
Review Tests
Read and Discuss Act V
Finish Act V Packet
Review All Vocabulary

Tuesday 6/5
Grade Act V Packet
Read and Discuss Act V
Review Vocabulary

Wednesday 6/6
Act IV and V Test
See Julius Caesar
Study for Finals Tests

Thursday 6/7
Review Act IV and V Test
See Julius Caesar
Study Synopsis of Julius Caesar

Friday 6/8
Final for Julius Caesar
Put Together All Materials for Portfolios
Study for Finals

It's all you!

***Extra Credit***

You may answers the questions on page 794 in MLA format.

The questions are due Wednesday before class.