20. What do these men have in common?
Thursday, August 15, 2013
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Citation Rules
Here are the basic rules for citations. If in doubt check the mother of all citation rules on the Purdue OWL page. They are the masters!!
CITATION RULES
CITATION RULES
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Juniors - Vocabulary for the Romantics
The vocabulary for the Romantic Unit will be broken down into two quizzes (10 words each time).
Quizzes will take place on January 28/29 and February 15/18.
Please locate and define the following words:
1. impudence p. 737
2. vales p. 746
3. immortal
4. symmetry
5. aspire
6. sinews
7. sulk
8. fiend p. 752
9. sorid p. 790
10. lea
11. boon
12. stagnant p. 791
13. fen
14. amiable p. 910
15. vindication
16. fastidious
17. specious
18. fortitude
19. gravity
20. infantine p. 918
Quizzes will take place on January 28/29 and February 15/18.
Please locate and define the following words:
1. impudence p. 737
2. vales p. 746
3. immortal
4. symmetry
5. aspire
6. sinews
7. sulk
8. fiend p. 752
9. sorid p. 790
10. lea
11. boon
12. stagnant p. 791
13. fen
14. amiable p. 910
15. vindication
16. fastidious
17. specious
18. fortitude
19. gravity
20. infantine p. 918
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Welcome Back!
Welcome back, Ladies!
Hope you had a wonderful break! It is back to work for us... our calendars have been updated thru the first of March. Check them out. I will update them if we have snow or any other changes.
Come see me if you have any questions!
Hope you had a wonderful break! It is back to work for us... our calendars have been updated thru the first of March. Check them out. I will update them if we have snow or any other changes.
Come see me if you have any questions!
Thursday, December 13, 2012
Reviewing for exams
First off, I want to say take a deep breath. Exams are important, but you can do it.
Secondly, if you have any questions, want to go over notes, or just review - come find me. Anytime. I will help.
Now, with that said, JUNIORS, if you missed class on Thursday or Friday we reviewed for our exams.
We also discussed Shakespearean Sonnets. Look at the information on pages 272-273 in your book. We practiced using Sonnets 29 and 106. Just remember/know: Shakespearean Sonnets are 14 lines. They follow a pattern of :ABAB CDCD EFEF GG. The four lines = a quatrain. The two lines = a couplet. The quatrains each introduce an idea or image. The couplet wraps it up in a conclusion.
Always break down these poems this way. If you have any questions, see me. Good luck!!!
Secondly, if you have any questions, want to go over notes, or just review - come find me. Anytime. I will help.
Now, with that said, JUNIORS, if you missed class on Thursday or Friday we reviewed for our exams.
We also discussed Shakespearean Sonnets. Look at the information on pages 272-273 in your book. We practiced using Sonnets 29 and 106. Just remember/know: Shakespearean Sonnets are 14 lines. They follow a pattern of :ABAB CDCD EFEF GG. The four lines = a quatrain. The two lines = a couplet. The quatrains each introduce an idea or image. The couplet wraps it up in a conclusion.
Always break down these poems this way. If you have any questions, see me. Good luck!!!
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Juniors who missed Macbeth -
Those of you who missed Macbeth while on retreat, I uploaded a video to youtube for you to watch. Make sure to stop by and get your review sheet on Monday morning. You will be taking your test with your class, unless we made arrangements BEFORE you went on retreat. Those of you who did not come to the Friday, what happened?! We were here!!
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