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Wednesday, February 2, 2011
Homework for Thursday, February 3
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
1/05/11 Homework
Dear English 9 students,
I finally feel that I am over this horrid bug, so I am really looking forward to seeing you tomorrow! Hope you've been enjoying the movies ;-)
We are going to have to do a little catching up, but it shouldn't be too bad!
See you tomorrow ~
Dr. Fleming
- On Friday, you will have a content quiz on the first three myths: Zeus, Hera, Athene. Please review those myths.
- On Monday, you will have a vocab quiz on the Week One from the list that I posted to the blog the other day.
- Please print out the following for your binders (literature section): Myth Notecards
See you tomorrow ~
Dr. Fleming
Monday, January 3, 2011
1/03/11 Homework
Dear English students,
I have been pretty sick, but hope to be back on my feet tomorrow!
Please download the following document, which is our vocabulary for the next month. Learn the Week 1 list for the quiz next Monday. You will be required to be familiar with both the mythological reference and the modern usage.
Myth Vocab Weeks 1-4
Of course, your OMAM paper is due tomorrow. We will do some peer editing tomorrow, and the second draft will be due on Friday.
Tomorrow (I hope!!), we will also talk in general about mythology and why it is important to us today.
'Til then,
Dr. Fleming
I have been pretty sick, but hope to be back on my feet tomorrow!
Please download the following document, which is our vocabulary for the next month. Learn the Week 1 list for the quiz next Monday. You will be required to be familiar with both the mythological reference and the modern usage.
Myth Vocab Weeks 1-4
Of course, your OMAM paper is due tomorrow. We will do some peer editing tomorrow, and the second draft will be due on Friday.
Tomorrow (I hope!!), we will also talk in general about mythology and why it is important to us today.
'Til then,
Dr. Fleming
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