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03-28-07
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Here are today's Homework assignments (that were reported by 1:00 P.M.)
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Mr. J. Armentano:
Core Computers: homework is not usually assigned in this class
Advanced Computers: homework is not usually assigned in this class
Mr. Brose
Economics: Read pages 255-278.
Work on “Government Spending” note outline for Friday, March
30.
Health: Complete Tobacco, Alcohol, and Illegal Drug review guide for Friday,
March 30.
Tobacco, Alcohol, and Illegal Drug unit test will be completed on Friday,
March 30. (3/28)
Mrs. Brown: Each daily assignment for Algebra 1 and 2 are due the day
after it is assigned.
Algebra 2: (M) Complete Problem Set #94 (1-30) -- (T) Complete Problem
Set #96 (1-30) -- (W) California Standard #24 -- (Th) Complete Problem
Set 98 (1-15) -- (F) No Assignment Test 23, March 30
Algebra 1: (M) Complete Problem Set #100 (16-30) -- (T) No Assignment
-- (W) Complete Problem Set #101 (16-30) -- (Th) Complete Problem Set
#102 (1-30) -- (F) Complete Problem Set #103 (1-30)
Test 24, Tuesday, March 27
(3/26 – 3/30)
Mrs. Childs: 3/26/07-3/30/07
English 12:
o Power Point Presentation for Author Project (3/26-3/30)
o Jane Eyre: Ch. 1-6 & vocab due Tuesday (4/10/07)
o Jane Eyre: Ch. 7-16 & vocab due Thursday (4/12/07)
o Jane Eyre: Ch. 17-23 & vocab due Thursday (4/19/07)
o Jane Eyre: Ch. 24-29 & vocab due Thursday (4/26/07)
o Jane Eyre: Ch. 30-38 & vocab due Thursday (5/3/07)
English 10H:
o Romeo and Juliet Act III study guide and quotes & Act IV vocab due
Thursday (3/29/07)
o Romeo and Juliet Act IV study guide and quotes & Act V vocab due
Wednesday (4/11/07)
o Romeo and Juliet Act V study guide and quotes due Friday (4/13/07)
English 10:
o Their Eyes Were Watching God Ch. 7-11 (p.76-109) reading, study and
vocab due Thursday (3/29/07)
o Read introduction to Alice Walker p. 499-502, “Everyday Use”
p. 503-512 (answer questions 1-3 & 5 p. 513)—in class on Tuesday
o Read “In Search of Our Mother’s Gardens” (answer questions
1-3, & 6-7 p. 527)—in class on Wednesday
o Their Eyes Were Watching God Ch. 12-15 (p.110-138) reading, study, and
vocab due Thursday (4/12/07)
o Their Eyes Were Watching God Ch. 16-18 (p.139-167) reading, study, and
vocab due Thursday (4/19/07)
o Their Eyes Were Watching God Ch. 19-20 (p.168-193) reading, study, and
vocab due Wednesday (4/12/07)
Mrs. de Burdick:
Spanish I: > Study and practice the situations cards 8-1, 8-2 and
8-3. The Chapter Test is on Thursday. Study all Así se dice, Vocabulario,
Gramática, También se puede decir, use the study guide.
Be prepared for the oral test Keep working on your oral project.
Spanish III: >Study Situation cards 9-2, 9-2 and 9-3. Chapter test
on Thursday. Keep working on your oral project.
Mr. N. Endermann:
Chemistry I (P) 1st and 3rd period: 19-1, 19-2 wkshts. Semester projects
due at end of semester.
Honors Chemistry I: 18-1 wksht. Semester projects due at end of semester.
AP Calculus: Complete apps of derivatives packets.
Chemistry II (H): Ch 18 HW 1 due Thurs. Semester projects due at end of
semester.
Honors Physics: Rube Goldberg projects due at end of semester. (28)
Mr. P. Grady:
CHEMISTRY: Complete Ch. 12 Chapter Review by Monday. Review for Ch. 12
Test for Tuesday. Complete Pre-Lab #36 for Wednesday (Lab #36 will also
be on Wednesday). Work on second semester project.
OCEANOGRAPHY: Work on Fish Presentation for Monday and Tuesday. Work
on second semester project.
BIOLOGY: Review for Ch. 5 Test for Friday. Work on second semester project.
(3/23-28)
Mr. B. Halling:
Performing Art 3 No homework other than to work on lines
Performing Art 5: Prepare filming schedule
German I: Dia quia on chap 8:2 tomorrow
German II: no homework
Choir: no homework (3/26)
Mrs. Hegemann:
Biology: Work on your body system project. Presentations begin on 4/9/07
(3/27)
Mr. D. Johnson:
Adv. Computers: This lab class typically does not require homework. (March)
3D Animation with Maya: This lab class typically does not require homework.
(March)
Geography: Complete Ch. 21 – Reteaching and study for Thursday’s
exam. (3-27)
Mrs. M. Jones:
Ms. J. Lansing: (3/28)
American Govt. (P): None.
US History (P): Read Ch 18.1 and complete questions by Friday.
US History (H): Outline for research paper due 13 April.
Mrs. D. Lasley: (3/28/07)
Pre Algebra main class: Lesson 115
Health: C 24 review
ISPE: Remember up to one hour per day and up to 5 hours per week.
PE: None
Mrs. P. Leming :
Art I (3/19/07) No homework this week
Art II (3/19/07) No homework this week
Mr. Miller: 3/28/07
Government: None. Test over Chapter 12 on Thursday 3/29/05.
Geography: Complete worksheets. Study maps of Central America and Caribbean
Islands. Map test on Thursday 3/29/06.Worksheets due on 3/29/07.
Mr. Navarro:
Spanish I: Study/Review Vocabulary on Textbook p. 201
Spanish II: Do TB p. 188 (2, 3) & Study/Review Vocabulary on Textbook
p. 191
Spanish IV: Finish writing “Ode” about yourself
Last updated: Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Mrs. Peterson::
English 10-CP-p.1: short stories in class this week.
Wed. night, 3/28, finish questions, p. 173 & p. 178
English 9-10G-p.2: Reading Romeo and Juliet in class. Mon. 3/26: finish
working on action chart. Tues. 3/27, add the next events to the action/days
of the week chart, Wed. 3/28, work on questions 1,2,3, &5, pg. 1043
English 12CP-p.3: Reading Pygmalion in class. Work on character analysis
chart at home.
Outline for author study due: Wed. April 11th, in class draft: 4/11 &
4/12, Rough draft #1 due: Friday, April 13th. Rough draft #2 due: April
17th. Final Draft: Friday, May 4th. Class presentations about authors/power
points: 5/7-5/23 (each student will be assigned 1 day)
BE READING YOUR 2 OUTSIDE NOVELS BY YOUR AUTHOR OF CHOICE TO COMPARE
FOR YOUR AUTHOR STUDIES. **** Senior Portfolio – examples of exemplary
work, due 3/30****
Ms. S. Rittenhouse: (3/19-3/23)
Algebra: Due to CAHSEE testing, we’re slowing down a bit this week:
Monday– L101, Thursday- Take-home test 24, Friday- L102
Physical Science: Chapter 21 Reinforcement worksheets
Physics: Work on your semester 2 project. This week, we’ll be covering
the information in Chapter 20, which is about electrostatics. There will
be a quiz Tuesday and a test Thursday.
Mrs. L. Soule:
English 9CP (Periods 1, 2, 6):
1) Typed outline and works cited page – due Wed., 3/28
2) Make cards from outline – due Thurs., 3/29.
3) Rewrite of Tom Robinson essay due Fri., 3/30.
AP (Period 4):
1) Columnist Project due Fri., 3/30.
English 9H (Period 5):
1) None!
Last updated: 3/26
Mr. J. Takagi:
Period 1 (French III): None
Period 2 (Calculus): None
Period 3 (Advanced Math): Problem Set 103: all
Period 4 (Statistics): Section 5.6: assigned problems
Period 5 (Calculus): None
Period 6 (Algebra II): Section 9.6: assigned problems
Last updated: Tuesday, 3/27/07
Mr. J. Torres: (03/28)
Advanced Math: Packet
Algebra 1: Packet
Geometry: Test Review; test tomorrow
Mr. M. Waterhouse: 26-30 March
American Literature: Grapes of Wrath, ch 17-18 for Tuesday, 19-20 for
Wednesday, 21-22 for Thursday. Much reading will be done in class.
AP English Literature: None. All work accomplished in class this week.
Mr. C. Webber: (3/28)
Economics:
• Start looking for news articles for your news presentation
• Record and make predictions for your stocks. The last day to record
stock closing prices for your project is Friday March 30.
• Quiz Friday March 30. Students should prepare using their class
lecture notes and text book pages 223-250. Students will receive a study
guide which will need to be handed in completed on the Friday morning.
World History (P):
• Quiz Friday March 30. The quiz will cover the Communist takeover
of China and the wars in Vietnam and Korea. Students should start revising
using their lecture notes and textbooks (pages 482-490)
World History (H):
• Quiz Friday March 30. . The quiz will cover the Communist takeover
of China and the wars in Vietnam and Korea. Students should start revising
using their lecture notes and textbooks (pages 482-490)
IF STUDENTS OR PARENTS HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I CAN BE REACHED AT HOME AT
(760) 729-7729. OR cdweb@sbcglobal.net
Ms. L. Wood: 3/26-3/30
• Monday: Finish the cancer gene lab and read the DNA fingerprinting
lab and answer the study questions.
• Tuesday: Read the debate activity and complete the first page.
Choose a character from the second page.
• Wednesday: Complete the results of the gel electrophoresis and
complete the last page of the debate activity.
• Thursday: Prepare for the debate.
• Friday: No homework
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