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TCP ELECTRONIC HOMEWORK
05-04-07
Dear Parents,
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 409-413 for Monday, May 7.
Health: Review pages 186-251.
Mental/Emotional Health unit exam will be completed on Tuesday, May 8.
(5/4)
Mrs. Brown: Each daily assignment for Algebra 1 and 2 are due the day
after it is assigned.
Algebra 2: (M) PS 106 (1-20, 23) – (T) PS 107 (3-10, 18-30) –
(W) **No Assignment (Th) PS 109 (6-12, 18-30) – (F) Algebra 2 Review
Worksheet **Test 26, Wednesday, May 2
Algebra 1: (M) PS 110 (1-20) – (T) PS 112 (7-11, 14-28) –
(W) PS 116 (1-20) -- (Th) PS 117 (1-6, 17-30) – (F) Practice Test
26 Test 26, Tuesday, May 8
(4/30 – 5/4)
Mrs. Childs: 5/4/07-5/11/07
English 12:
o Reflective Essay: Rough Draft #2 due Tuesday (5/8/07)
o Reflective Essay: Final Draft due Friday (5/11/07)
o Portfolio (Second Semester) due Friday (5/18/07)
o Graduation Speeches due Monday-Friday (5/21-5/25/07)
o Finals Tuesday-Thursday (5/29-5/31)
English 10H:
o Rough Draft #2 Due: Tuesday, May 8, 2007 (teacher conferences and peer
response) (This draft must be typed and include a works cited page. At
this point the works cited page should no longer be annotated, and should
only have the source information. This draft must be at least two and
a half typed pages in order to received full credit).
o Final Draft Due: Friday, May 11, 2007 (This draft must be typed and
must contain a typed works cited page in order to be submitted. It must
be a minimum of three full pages).
o Portfolio (Second Semester) due Friday (5/18/07)
o Identity Project Speeches due Monday-Friday (5/21-5/25/07)
o Finals Tuesday-Thursday (5/29-5/31)
English 10:
o Rough Draft #2 Due: Tuesday, May 8, 2007 (teacher conferences and peer
response) (This draft must be typed and include a works cited page. At
this point the works cited page should no longer be annotated, and should
only have the source information. This draft must be at least two and
a half typed pages in order to received full credit).
o Final Draft Due: Friday, May 11, 2007 (This draft must be typed and
must contain a typed works cited page in order to be submitted. It must
be a minimum of three full pages).
o Portfolio (Second Semester) due Friday (5/18/07)
o Identity Project Speeches due Monday-Friday (5/21-5/25/07)
o Finals Tuesday-Thursday (5/29-5/31)
Mrs. de Burdick:
Spanish I: > Re-write the Quiz sentences. There is a Chapter test
tomorrow. Study Chapter 9.
Spanish III: > Exercise # 29 page 260 of your Textbook and study .
Mr. N. Endermann:
Chemistry I (P) 1st and 3rd period: Complete section 14-3 on outline.
Lab 40 due next Thurs. Semester projects due at end of semester.
Honors Chemistry I: 20-2-4 wkshts. Pre-Lab Writeup for Lab 58. Semester
projects due at end of semester.
AP Calculus: Complete Sample Exam 1 MC and as many Free Response as possible.
Chemistry II (H): Semester projects due at end of semester.
Honors Physics: Rube Goldberg projects due at end of semester. (4)
Mr. P. Grady:
CHEMISTRY: Complete Ch. 15 Review Worksheets by Tuesday. Complete Ch.
16 Review Worksheets by Wednesday. Complete Ch. 15 & 16 Chapter Review
by Monday. Review for Ch. 15 & 16 Test for Tuesday, May 1. Work on
second semester project.
OCEANOGRAPHY: Complete Reading Notes for Mysticetes and Odontocetes by
Monday. Return Field Trip Permission slips by Monday, April 30. Work on
second semester project.
BIOLOGY: Bring materials to work on Human Body System project to class
on Wednesday and Thursday. Work on second semester project.
(4/23-30)
Mr. B. Halling:
Performing Art 3 No homework other than to work on lines
Performing Art 5: Prepare filming schedule
German I: no homework
German II: no homework
Choir: no homework (4/30)
Mrs. Hegemann: Mr. Cantelmi (Subbing for Mrs. Hegemann)
Biology: Finish Bacteria Hunt if you did not finish during class. Also,
don’t forget to bring the bacteria item you signed up for, for tomorrow’s
party. (5/3)
Mr. D. Johnson:
Adv. Computers: This lab class typically does not require homework. (May)
3D Animation with Maya: Final project storyboard due. (May 4)
Geography: Read ch. 33 (1&2) and complete ch. 32 hand-out. (5-1)
Mrs. M. Jones:
Ms. J. Lansing: (5/4)
American Govt. (P): None.
US History (P): None.
US History (H): None.
Mrs. D. Lasley: (5/3)
Pre Algebra: None
Health: Ch 7 review
ISPE: ISPE ESSAY IS NOW PAST DUE, STUDENTS MUST TURN IN AN ESSAY IN ORDER
TO PASS ISPE
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: 5/4/07
Government: Bring materials and information about Supreme Court case to
class. Presentations will be on Wednesday 5/9/07
Geography: Study for test over Europe, which will be given on Monday,
5/7/07. Start to work on packet about Russia.
Mr. Navarro:
Spanish I: Study for tomorrow’s quiz
Spanish II: Study for tomorrow’s quiz
Spanish IV: Underline 10 words that you do not recognize from today’s
reading and find their meaning in the dictionary.
Last updated: Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Mrs. Peterson::
English 10-CP-p.1
Begin working on action chart for Romeo & Juliet. Continue working
on group mini-projects on allusions in Shakespeare, presentations will
begin in class next Wed 5/2.
Continue researching your Nobel Peace Prize project.
Outline was due this past Wed. 5/2.
Draft 1 of Nobel peace project was due Friday Mon. 5/4 for peer revision.
ALL 10TH GRADERS IN PD. 1 AND 10TH GRADERS IN THE PD. 2, 9-10G CLASS:
Rough Draft #2 Nobel Peace Project paper due: Tuesday, May 8, 2007 (teacher
conferences and peer response) (This draft must be typed and include a
works cited page.)
Final Draft of Nobel Project due: Friday, May 11, 2007 (This draft must
be typed and must contain a typed works cited page in order to be submitted.
It must be a minimum of three full pages).
English 9-10G-p.2: 10th graders: continue researching your Nobel Peace
Prize project, DRAFT 1 FOR PEER REVISION WAS DUE FRIDAY, 5/4
Working on myths and legends in class
Both 9th & 10th graders: find an appropriate novel for your home
reading log. Read 20 minutes a night and record your page numbers and
your vocabulary words.
9&10 both: working on mythology packet.
English 12CP-p.3:
Final Draft of author study due: Friday, May 4th. Class presentations
about authors/power points: 5/7-5/23 (each student will be assigned 1
day)
Ms. S. Rittenhouse: (5/1-5/4)
Algebra: Monday-Correct pretest
Tuesday – None
Wednesday – L116 skip 14,15, &27
Thursday – None
Friday – Fix Pretest
Physical Science: Chapter 24
Physics: Rube due Thursday, la reports due Monday
Mrs. L. Soule:
English 9CP (Periods 1, 2, 6):
Speeches start on Monday, Apr. 9th – Practice! – All outlines
and works cited pages are due by this Fri., 4/13.
AP (Period 4): Proposed schedule for end of the year:
1) Buy Cultural Issues book ASAP.
2) Columnist Project due Fri., 4/13.
3) Read ½ - 2/3 of CI book – 1st discussion on 4/20.
4) Mythology Cards due 4/30.
5) Finish CI book – discussion 5/1.
6) Research, prospectus, and annotated bibliography for 8-10 page research
paper due 5/11.
7) 5/16 – AP TEST!
8) 5/21 – Research paper due.
English 9H (Period 5):
1) None.
Last updated: 4/9
Mr. J. Takagi:
Period 1 (French III): None
Period 2 (Calculus): Problem Set 91/92: all
Period 3 (Advanced Math): Study for test (Monday)
Period 4 (Statistics): None
Period 5 (Calculus): Problem Set 91/92: all
Period 6 (Algebra II): None
Last updated: Friday, May 4, 2007
Mr. J. Torres: (05/04)
Advanced Math: Test Review
Algebra 1: Test; Lesson 111 odds
Geometry: 11.6B
Mr. M. Waterhouse: 23-26 April
American Literature: Testing week—no homework assigned. We are starting
a research project. Students may read and mark up their articles. They
are looking for arguments pro and con their assigned topics.
AP English Literature: Wuthering Heights, finish. Also, read and mark
up the articles provided.
Mr. C. Webber: (5/4)
Economics:
• Start looking for news articles for your news presentation
World History (P):
• Students should be working on their Nobel Projects. Remember this
is a persuasive essay and not a biography of your chosen individual /
organization.
• Complete Cultures Blend in a Global Age worksheet
World History (H):
• Complete Cultures Blend in a Global Age worksheet
IF STUDENTS OR PARENTS HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, I CAN BE REACHED AT HOME AT
(760) 729-7729. OR cdweb@sbcglobal.net
Ms. L. Wood: 4/25
• Thursday: Read p. 87-100 of the botany book and answer 1-4 of
the review questions on p. 108. Dress for lab
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