Anyone who missed the make-up test on Wednesday will need to write it AFTERSCHOOL on Monday.

Students who missed the test on Thursday need to complete the rewrite on Wednesday, Dec 7.

Bring binders for tomorrow's class. People who missed the test need to be prepared to write on Wednesday, Dec 7th.

Test on The Wreckers was completed today. Students who were absent need to bring a note and will complete it during the make up on Wednesday, Dec 7.

Test tomorrow on The Wreckers. Students need to review notes on character, foreshadowing, irony, and why the novel falls into the adventure genre. The test will consist of multiple choice, matching, short and long answers.

There will be a test on the novel, The Wreckers on Thursday. Students should review notes on Adventure Genre, Setting, and Character. We will be finishing irony and foreshadowing tomorrow.

Test on The Wreckers will be Thursday. Students will be getting more notes during the next few classes. Students should study the terms we have covered so far this year, they should review their notes, and be able to identify who and what the characters do in the novel. We have looked at setting and the novel as an action genre. We will be covering character, irony and foreshadowing in the next few classes.

Students need to have their questions on Chapter 17 and 18 in tomorrow. Most students have all chapter questions in already. A test will take place next Wednesday.

Students should have all questions in up to the end of the novel, The Wreckers. Students who did not finish in class need to complete at home. We will be having a test next week on Wednesday.

The novel was completed today. Students handed in questions on Chapters 5 through 10. Tomorrow, students will complete questions on Chapter 17 and 18. Then all questions will be due at the end of the period. We will be having a test next week on Wednesday, Nov 30. The test will be made up of multiple choice, matching, short and long answer questions.

Chapter 16 has been read and the questions have been answered.

Chapter 14 was read today and the questions were completed. All students should be up to this chapter with questions completed as of today.

Chapters 12 and 13 were read in class today and questions were assigned.

Chapters 8 and 9 have been read in The Wreckers. ALL students should have this work completed.

Students should have two creative responses finished for the novel, The Wreckers.  All students should have the questions finished up to and including chapter 5.  If you are not caught up, you need to take your work home to complete.

There have been six graded assignments.  Students who do not have them in will need to do so for their upcoming report.

We have read Chapter 2 in the novel, The Wreckers.  Students worked on their questions.  Those absent will have to complete this section at home.

We read the comic strip on page 261 of the text and completed questions. If you did not finish up, please hand in next class.

Students completed their paper lanterns today in memory of a group who needs justice.  We will be having a test on this unit shortly.

Students worked on and finished the questions on the poem, "Floating Lanterns" found on page 276 in the Passages text.

We completed a mini research assignment during this class.  Students were in the lab and researched facts about Nagasaki and Hiroshima. 

Complete questions on the essay "At War with Oneself" on page 278.  Everyone has the hand-out in their binders.

Questions for "Animal Wrongs" should be completed and  handed in.  We have moved on to the next selection.

Students need to hand in the questions from the handout on the magazine article, "Animal Wrongs" by Friday.

Students are working on the questions for the magazine article, "Animal Wrongs."

Read the article, "Animal Wrongs".  Completed constructed response and question one on the handout.

We completed the activity and questions on "9/ll" today.  Students who did not finish in class are expected to complete for homework and hand in tomorrow.  All students need a binder and loose leaf for class.

Students are expected to have a binder and loose leaf for class.  We are beginning a unit on Justice.