8/29-9/2

Period 1 -  English 12 - co-taught with Ms. Hoppel

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Period 2 - English 9 - co -taught with Mrs. Holman or Miss Zangari

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Period 3 - American History 1 - co-taught with Mr. Wade

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Period 5 & 6 - Practical Literature & Practical English - co-taught with Mr. Smith

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Period 7 - World Cultures -  co-taught with Mr. Cuthie

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5/30- 6/2

Period 1 -  Reading 7 & 8 

• Have a nice summer & keep reading!

5/23--5/27

Period 1 -  Reading 7 & 8

• Final is on 5/26 first period for 90 minutes.

• Students must know plot line and how to label and fill each section in.
• answer all questions in binders
• all stories will be kept in binder except Novels which will always be kept in the classroom
• students may sign out a novel and you may be about  to find a read aloud available on YouTube
• I will be looking for neat binders & neatly kept work in binders.
• Make sure you get enough rest so you are awake for class.
• If you are absent you need to use time before the first bell and during announcements to work on missing assignments.
• short quizzes will be assigned throughout the book
• make sure you know the parts of the plot line (introduction/exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, conclusion)
• make sure you know the different points of view

5/16-5/30

Period 1 -  Reading 7 & 8 

• Continue journal entries as a daily review - they are worth points.
• We have begun reading Hatchet and will read up to end of book answer questions in packet
• review will be 5/16 & 5/17 with the novel test on 5/17 for Hatchet

• Students must know plot line and how to label and fill each section in.
• answer all questions in binders
• all stories will be kept in binder except Novels which will always be kept in the classroom
• students may sign out a novel and you may be about  to find a read aloud available on YouTube
• I will be looking for neat binders & neatly kept work in binders.
• Make sure you get enough rest so you are awake for class.
• If you are absent you need to use time before the first bell and during announcements to work on missing assignments.
• short quizzes will be assigned throughout the book
• make sure you know the parts of the plot line (introduction/exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, conclusion)
• make sure you know the different points of view

* Reminder bring a book for SSR - Wednesday which starts 1st thing of class.

* also remember Friday's there is a homeroom before you come to class.

Keystone testing will begin this week- 5/17, 5/18. 5/19 

Final exams will take place for this class on 5/26.  Review for final will be 5/20 and will include all material we covered from the midterm on (Hoot, Hatchet, literary terms, vocabulary).

5/9-5/13

Period 1 -  Reading 7 & 8 

• Continue journal entries as a daily review - they are worth points.
• We have begun reading Hatchet and will read up to chapter 20 and answer questions in packet
• test at the end of chapter 20

• Students must know plot line and how to label and fill each section in.
• answer all questions in binders
• all stories will be kept in binder except Novels which will always be kept in the classroom
• students may sign out a novel and you may be about  to find a read aloud available on YouTube
• I will be looking for neat binders & neatly kept work in binders.
• Make sure you get enough rest so you are awake for class.
• If you are absent you need to use time before the first bell and during announcements to work on missing assignments.
• short quizzes will be assigned throughout the book
• make sure you know the parts of the plot line (introduction/exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, conclusion)
• make sure you know the different points of view

* Reminder bring a book for SSR - Wednesday which starts 1st thing of class.

* also remember Friday's there is a homeroom before you come to class.

4/25-4/29

Period 1 -  Reading 7 & 8 

• Continue journal entries as a daily review - they are worth points.
• We have begun reading Hatchet and will read up to chapter ten and answer questions in packet
• test at the end of chapter 10

• Students must know plot line and how to label and fill each section in.
• answer all questions in binders
• all stories will be kept in binder except Novels which will always be kept in the classroom
• students may sign out a novel and you may be about  to find a read aloud available on YouTube
• I will be looking for neat binders & neatly kept work in binders.
• Make sure you get enough rest so you are awake for class.
• If you are absent you need to use time before the first bell and during announcements to work on missing assignments.
• short quizzes will be assigned throughout the book
• make sure you know the parts of the plot line (introduction/exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, conclusion)
• make sure you know the different points of view

* Reminder bring a book for SSR - Wednesday which starts 1st thing of class.

* also remember Friday's there is a homeroom before you come to class.

***PSSA Science testing will take place on Tuesday, Wednesday.  Electronic devices such as cell phones or tablets will not be allowed in testing rooms.  Do not plan to use the cell phone calculator.

4/18-4/22

Period 1 -  Reading 7 & 8 

• Continue journal entries as a daily review - they are worth points.
• We have begun reading Hatchet and will read up to chapter two and answer questions in packet

• Students must know plot line and how to label and fill each section in.
• answer all questions in binders
• all stories will be kept in binder except Novels which will always be kept in the classroom
• students may sign out a novel and you may be about  to find a read aloud available on YouTube
• I will be looking for neat binders & neatly kept work in binders.
• Make sure you get enough rest so you are awake for class.
• If you are absent you need to use time before the first bell and during announcements to work on missing assignments.
• short quizzes will be assigned throughout the book
• make sure you know the parts of the plot line (introduction/exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, conclusion)
• make sure you know the different points of view

* Reminder bring a book for SSR - Wednesday which starts 1st thing of class.

* also remember Friday's there is a homeroom before you come to class.

***PSSA Math testing will take place on Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday- please bring your own calculator to use.  Electronic devices such as cell phones or tablets will not be allowed in testing rooms.  Do not plan to use the cell phone calculator.