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HAVE A GREAT SUMMER!!!!!!
Homework for Wednesday and Thursday,
May 27 & May28
STUDY FOR FINAL
EXAMS!
Homework for Tuesday, May 26
Biology: Study for Final Exam.
Review session Tuesday 2:00 to 4:00.
English: Conant - Complete Video
Questions. Reiman - Answer
reflections questions on research papers.
(Blackboard)
World Studies: Study for Final
Exam.
Homework for Friday, May 22
Biology: Collage is due.
Study for Final Exam. Review session
Tuesday at 2:00 and 3:00.
English: Conant - Reading
guide. Reiman - E-mail copy of paper as an
attachment. Finish summary in class.
World Studies: Study for Final
Exam. Study session Friday at 2:00 in
302.
Homework for Thursday, May 21
Biology: Work on Collage and STUDY
FOR FINAL EXAM.
English: Conant - Post to
Discussion Board. Reiman - None
World Studies: STUDY FOR FINAL
EXAM. Study session Thursday at 3:00
in 302.
Homework for Wednesday, May 20
Biology: Work on Collage and STUDY
FOR FINAL EXAM.
English: Conant - Reading Guide
Reiman - Assignment on Blackboard.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
21.5. All students - STUDY
FOR FINAL EXAM.
Homework for Tuesday, May 19
Biology: Work on Collage and STUDY
FOR FINAL EXAM.
English: Finish "Is This
Satire?" activity.
World Studies: STUDY FOR FINAL
EXAM.
Homework for Monday, May 18
Biology: Work on Collage.
Work on study guide for final exam.
Handout given in class.
English: Conant - Finish letter
of advise for incoming Freshmen.
Reiman - None
World Studies: Lehnen - Work on
Russian computer lab assignment.
Pole - Discussion board on "Elizabeth".
Work on study guide for final exam.
(Blackboard)
Homework for Friday, May 15
Enjoy Class Night!!!!
Homework for Thursday, May 14
****COOKIES ARE DUE
TOMORROW********
Biology: Complete worksheet
given in class.
English: Finish reading and
annotating "A Modest Proposal".
(Blackboard)
World Studies: Lehnen - Work on
Russian computer lab assignment.
Pole - Read 21.5. Open note quiz
Thursday.
Homework for Wednesday, May 13
Biology: None
English: Read and annotate
handout -"A Modest Proposal".
World Studies: Lehnen - None
Pole - Read and take notes on "Elizabeth vs.
Elizabeth". Open note quiz Wednesday.
(Blackboard - Nation Building - England)
Homework for Tuesday, May 12
Biology: Read pages 420 - 426 in
Biology book.
English: Conant - Review Book 1
of "The Social Contract". Reiman
- Finish Book 1 of "The Social Contract" and
do summaries.
World Studies: Lehnen - None
Pole - Read Chapter 21.5. Open note
quiz Wednesday.
Homework for Monday, May 11
Biology: Evans - Complete lab
questions. Travis - Fungus
Quiz Monday.
English: Conant - Finish Book
One of "The Social Contract" and create
summaries. Reiman -
Read sections 4,5, & 6 of Book One "The
Social Contract" and create summaries.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
Chapter 21.3. Pole - None
Homework for Friday, May 8
Biology: Evans - As directed in
class. Travis - Complete lab
questions. Fungus quiz Monday.
English: Conant - Read sections
4,5, & 6 of Book One "The Social Contract".
Have summaries ready for class.
Reiman - Read sections 1,2,& 3 of Book One
"The Social Contract". Complete
summaries of each section to bring to class.
(Link in Blackboard)
World Studies: Lehnen - Test
Friday on Chapter 21.2
Pole - None
Homework for Thursday, May 7
Biology: Evans - Complete
worksheet on Fungus. Travis -
Read pages 402 - 413 in Biology book and do
questions on page 414. (1 - 16 )
Due Thursday.
English: Conant - Read sections
of "Social Contract" (on line) as directed
in class. Reiman - See Below....
If you haven't presented as of today,
post your ppt in the discussion thread
for your class with a 2 paragraph
explanation of your figure, who they
were, what they did, and what their
impact was on the Enlightenment. This
will substitute for your presentation.
EVERYONE: go in to these ppts and take
notes on 3 figures from the
enlightenment, and bring your notes
tomorrow; I will collect them then.
World Studies: Lehnen - Test
Friday on Chapter 21.2 Pole - Read handout
"Elizabeth I" and complete questions
- due Thursday.
Homework for Wednesday, May 6
Biology: Evans - Complete
worksheet on Fungus. Travis -
Read pages 402 - 413 in Biology book and do
questions on page 414. (1 - 16 )
Due Thursday.
English: Read and annotate the
rest of Chapter 22 in your World Studies
book.
World Studies: Lehnen - Continue
research for Louis XIV. Pole -
Read handout "Elizabeth I" and
complete questions - due Thursday.
Homework for Tuesday, May 5
Biology: Complete lab.
English: Read pages 542-556 in your
WORLD STUDIES BOOK. (ENLIGHTENMENT)
Also, research a figure assigned in class.
World Studies: Lehnen - As
directed in class.
Pole - Study for test on Chapter 21,
Sections 1-4 on Tuesday.
Homework for Monday, May 4
Biology: Microbe project due
Monday.
English: Research project due
Monday.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
Chapter 21.2 and take notes on the important
people. Pole -Study for test on
Chapter 21, Sections 1-4 on Tuesday.
Homework for Friday, May 1
Biology: Microbe project due
Monday.
English: Post on the discussion
board a summary of your research.
Research project due Monday.
World Studies: Mr. Gannon's last
day. Pole - Timeline
due Friday. Study for test on Chapter
21, Sections 1-4 next Tuesday.
****ALL 216 HOMEWORK IS DUE BY FRIDAY,
MAY 1ST. NO EXCEPTIONS!
Homework for Thursday, April 30
Biology: Complete Protist
worksheet. Microbe project due
Monday.
English: Post on the discussion board
a summary of your research.
Research project is due Monday.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - Study for test on Chapter 21,
Sections 1-4 on Tuesday, May 5th.
Timeline due Friday, May 1st. ****ALL
216 HOMEWORK IS DUE BY FRIDAY, MAY 1ST.
NO EXCEPTIONS!
Homework for Wednesday, April 29
Biology: Evans -Read pages 372 -
375. Complete virus worksheet.
Travis - Complete movie worksheet.
English: Post on the discussion
board what you accomplished today in English
class. Give a summary of your
research. Read both samples on
Blackboard and come up with 3 questions
about the research projects or your research
topic.
No World Studies this week. **Pole -
Study for test on Chapter 21, sections 1-4.
Study guide on Blackboard. Test is
next Tuesday.
Homework for Tuesday, April 28
Biology: Evans - Complete movie
worksheet. Travis - Read pages 372
-375. Complete virus worksheet.
English: Post on the discussion
board what you accomplished today in English
class.
No World Studies this week.
Concentrate on English project.
**Pole - Begin studying for test on Chapter
21, Sections 1-4. Study guide is on
Blackboard.
Homework for Monday, April 27
Biology: None
English: Post research questions
- create citation and annotation for Race
in Noodle Tools.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - Begin studying for test on Chapter
21, Sections 1-4. Study guide is on
Blackboard.
Homework for Friday, April 24
Biology: None
English: Conant - Research - As
directed in class. Reiman - Post
on discussion thread the research available
on 3 of your topics.
World Studies: Gannon - Test
tomorrow on Spain. Pole - As
directed by C&I students....assignments on
Blackboard.
Homework for Thursday, April 23
Biology: Gleason - Study for quiz
on bacteria. Travis - Complete lab.
Study for quiz on bacteria.
English: Go back to discussion
thread - Research topics. Explain how
your topic relates to Aronson thesis.
World Studies: Gannon - Spanish
artist questions. Pole - As directed
by C&I students. Assignments on
Blackboard.
Homework for Wednesday, April 22
Biology: Gleason - Make a graph of
lab. Travis - As directed in class.
English: Conant - As directed by
C&I students. **All English
students should respond to the discussion
board activity on Blackboard.
World Studies: Gannon - Test
Friday on Spain (21.1).
Pole - As directed by C&I students.
Assignments on Blackboard.
Homework for Tuesday, April 21
Biology: None
English: Conant - As directed in
class.
Reiman - Complete homework for assigned role
for trial.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - As directed by C&I students.
Assignments on Blackboard.
Homework for Monday, April 20
Biology: Gleason - Page 366 -
answer questions 1-5.
Travis - None
English: Conant - As directed in
class. Reiman - Respond to
discussion question about film. (Blackboard)
Also - read through instructions for your
part of the trial by Monday. (Blackboard)
Read Act V - good chance of quiz on Monday.
World Studies: Gannon - None Pole -
As directed by C&I students.
Assignments on Blackboard.
Homework for Friday, April 17
Biology: None
English: Conant - As directed by
C&I students. Reiman - Read through
Act IV and complete reading guides
(Blackboard) for Act III and IV.
Quiz tomorrow.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - As directed by C&I students.
Assignments on Blackboard.
Homework for Thursday, April16
Biology: Study for Quest
Thursday.....Study guide given in class.
English: As directed by C&I
students.
World Studies: Gannon - As
directed in class. Pole - As directed
by C&I students. Assignments on
Blackboard.
Homework for Wednesday, April 15
Biology: Finish lab & study for
Quest Thursday.
English: As directed by C&I
students.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - As directed by C&I students.
(Posted on Blackboard)
Homework for Tuesday, April 14
Biology: Gleason - As directed in
class. Travis - none
* Begin reviewing for test Thursday.
English: Conant - As directed in
class by C&I students. Reiman - Read
Act III, Scenes 1 & 2 in Romeo and Juliet.
World Studies: Gannon - Study
for test on Tuesday. Pole - Finish
torture webquest.
Homework for Monday, April 13
Biology: Gleason - None
Travis - Complete labs.
English: All read thru Act II
of Romeo and Juliet and complete
activities given in class. REIMAN
- There is an optional reading guide in
Blackboard and there will be a quiz over Act
I and Act II on Monday.
World Studies: Gannon - Study
for test on Tuesday. Pole
- Check Blackboard shell - Poles C&I
216 students - for homework assignments for
each group.
Homework for Thursday, April 9
Biology: Gleason - Complete
Alien Taxonomy Sheet and study for quiz
tomorrow. Travis -
Complete worksheets given by C&I students.
English: As directed in class
World Studies: Gannon - Complete
Reformation Questions on Blackboard.
Pole - Check Blackboard shell - Poles
C&I 216 students - for homework assignments
for each group.
Homework for Wednesday, April 8
Biology: Travis - U1: None
H1: None S1: None
Gleason - None
English: As directed in class
World Studies: Gannon - Complete
Luther & Protestant Reformation worksheet on
Blackboard. Pole - Check
Blackboard shell - Poles C&I 216
students - for homework assignments for each
group.
Homework for Tuesday, April 7
Biology: None
English: None
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - Check Blackboard shell - Poles
C&I 216 students - for homework assignments
for each group.
Homework for MONDAY, April 6
Biology: Study for quiz on
presentations Monday.
English: Conant -As directed in
class. Reiman - None
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - S2 - Renaissance Portfolio Due.
U2 & H2 - Renaissance Art Portfolio Due.
HOMEWORK for FRIDAY, April 3
Biology: Presentations this
week.
English: Presentations this
week.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - S2 - Renaissance Portfolio due
Monday. U2 & H2 Chapter 17.4 - Read
and do the "Terms & Names" in the section
review. Continue to work on
Renaissance Art Portfolio due Monday.
Homework for Thursday, April 2
Biology: Presentations this week.
English: Presentations this
week.
World Studies: Gannon - Finish
Renaissance Power Point.
Pole - S2 - Directed by C&I student.
U2 & H2- Read Chapter 17.4 and do "Terms &
Names" in the section review.
Continue to work on Renaissance Art
Portfolio due Monday.
Homework for Wednesday, April 1
Biology: Presentations this week.
English: Presentations this
week.
World Studies: Gannon - Finish
web quest. Pole - S2 - Read
Chapter 17.3 & 17.4. Do "Terms &
Names" in section review. H2 &
U2 - Read Chapter 17.3 only. Do "Terms
& Names" in section review.
Homework for Monday, March 30
Biology: Complete Genetics # 5
Multiple Choice Questions. Work on
Genetic Presentations due next week.
English: Work on Genetic
Presentations for next week.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - Read Chapter 17.1 and prepare for an
open note quiz.
Homework for Friday, March 27
Biology: Complete genetics #5
multiple choice questions. Finish
animal natural selection assignment.
English: Read chapters 18 & 19
and complete a reading guide as directed in
class.
World Studies: Gannon - Answer
assigned discussion questions given in
class. Pole - Test on Chapter
14.3 & 14.4 Friday. Study guide on
Blackboard
Homework for Thursday, March 26
Biology: Complete Darwin worksheet.
English: Read Chapter 17 in
Race and complete a reading guide as
directed in class.
World Studies: Gannon - Summary
on Joan of Arc.
Pole - Read Joan of Arc document and answer
questions. Document given in class.
Homework for Wednesday, March 25
Biology: None
English: Read Chapters 15 & 16
and complete a reading guide as directed in
class.
World Studies: Gannon - Bring
completed worksheet to class.
Pole - Study for test on Chapters 14.3 and
14.4 Friday. Study guide in
Blackboard.
Homework for Tuesday, March 24
Biology: Study for test on Genetics
tomorrow.
English: Read Chapter 14 and
complete a reading guide.
(Instructions given in class)
World Studies: Gannon - Finish
worksheet given in class. Pole -
Study for test on Chapters 14.3 and 14.4
Friday. Study guide in
Blackboard.
Homework for Monday, March 23
Biology: Complete visual aids.
English: Read Chapters 12 & 13
in Race. Complete reading
guides as directed in class.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - Read Chapter 14.4. Take notes
for a quiz Monday.
Homework for Friday, March 20
Biology: Complete Pedigree
worksheet. Begin personal pedigree
information.
English: Read Chapter 11 in
Race and create a reading guide.
World Studies: Gannon - Study
for quiz on Friday. Pole - Boccaccio
Plague Document and Questions - Questions
are on Blackboard under Middle Ages.
Homework for Thursday, March 19
Biology: Finish Lab.
English: Read Chapter 10 in
Race and create a reading guide.
World Studies: Gannon & Pole -
Finish Video worksheet. (Video
and worksheet are on Blackboard)
Gannon - Study for quiz on Friday.
Homework for Wednesday, March 18
Biology: Complete worksheet on
genetics.
English: Read and annotate
Chapter 9 in Race and create a
reading guide.
World Studies: Gannon - Complete
Plague worksheet. Pole - Read
Chapter 14.4 and take notes for a quiz on
Thursday.
Homework for Tuesday, March 17
Biology: Finish review sheet.
English: Read and annotate
Chapters 7 & 8 in Race and create a
reading guide.
World Studies: None
Homework for Monday, March 16
English: None
Biology: Week 3 project due
Monday.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - Finish watching video on blackboard.
Open note quiz on video Monday.
Homework for Friday, March 6
Biology: Read articles on Stem
Cells. List Pros and Cons.
English: Conant - Written
reflection on Ender's Game.
Reiman - None
World Studies: Gannon - Study
for quiz over the Birth of England.
Pole - None (Pole) **Extra
credit due tomorrow!
Homework for Thursday, March 5
Biology: Complete Punnet Square
Worksheet.
English: Read and annotate the
last 2 chapters in Ender's Game and
E-mail annotations to teachers.
World Studies: Gannon - No
Homework
Pole - No Homework - Extra
Credit in the Middle East Shell on
Blackboard.
Homework for Wednesday, March 4
Biology: Gleason - As directed in
class. Travis - Complete Bikini Bottom
Genetics Worksheet.
English: Read and annotate
Chapters 12 & 13 of Ender's Game.
World Studies: Gannon - Read
Chapter 14.3.
Pole - Read and annotate Chapter 14.3 for
quiz. Know Rulers and Relationships.
(Pole) *Extra credit available on Blackboard
tonight.
Homework for Tuesday, March 3
Biology: Gleason - As directed in
class. Travis - Continue to work on
projects.
English: Read and annotate
Chapters 10 & 11 of Ender's Game.
World Studies: Gannon - Read
Chapter 14, Section 3 and bring books to
class. Pole - Discussion Board on
Israel-Palestine conflict.
Homework for Monday, March2
As directed in classes.
Homework for Friday, February 27
Biology: Study, Study, Study for
test Friday!
English: Read and annotate
Chapters 3 & 4 in Ender's Game.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - As directed in class.
Homework for Thursday, February 26
Biology: Gleason - Study for test
on Friday. Travis - Complete
meiosis worksheet and study for test on
Friday.
English: Read and annotate
Chapter 1 & 2 of Ender's Game.
World Studies: None
Homework for Wednesday, February 25
Biology: Evans - Finish worksheet
and begin studying for test on Friday.
Travis - Finish cookie lab sheet and study
for test on Friday.
English: Read and annotate
through page 89 in Race.
Complete reading guide.
World Studies: Quiz on Chapter
10, section 1 & 2.
Homework for Monday, February 23
Biology: Finish lab.
Quiz Monday. Complete Week 1 part of
project.
English: Write and revise
science fiction story. Final draft due
Monday.
World Studies: Gannon - None
Pole - Test Monday on 13.2 (just Feudalism &
Manorilism), 13.4 and 14.1.
Homework for Friday, February 20
Biology: Complete worksheet.
English: Bring draft of story to
class.
World Studies: Gannon (Lehnen) -
None Pole - Complete
worksheets given in class.
Test Monday on Ch. 13.4 and 14.1.
Homework for Thursday, February 19
Biology: Complete worksheet
English: Read and annotate "The
Other Foot". In the annotation,
identify parts of the story discussed in
class.
World Studies: Gannon (Lehnen) -
none Pole - Finish
taking notes on Chapter 14.1 for possible
quiz.
Homework for Wednesday, February 18
Biology: Complete drawings and read
pages 180 - 184 in Bio book.
English: Conant - Complete
writing activity given in class.
Reiman - Complete writing prompt in
blackboard and E-mail it to her.
World Studies: Gannon (Lehnen)-
Study for test on Ch. 13.4 and 14.1.
Pole - Read Chapter 14.1 (start on page 343)
Take notes for a quiz.
Homework for Tuesday, February 17
Biology: None
English: Research summaries due.
World Studies: Test Wednesday -
Ch.13.4 & 14.1
Homework for Friday, February 13
Field Trip to Chicago - Be at
U-High before 6:25! The buses leave at
6:35!
Those students who are not going on
the field trip report to room 302 for the
Freshman Block.
Homework for Thursday, February 12
Biology: Study for test on DNA.
English: Read lines for the play
- know them - bring props.
World Studies: Gannon - Bring
research materials on the Crusades.
Lehnen - None
Homework for Wednesday, February 11
Biology: Finish lab.
English: Read and annotate the
synopsis of Midsummer's Night Dream.
Create a character diagram.
(Blackboard)
World Studies: Gannon - None
Lehnen - Read "Letters of Gregory VII and
Henry IV."
Homework for Tuesday, February 10
Biology: Finish lab for Wednesday.
English: Created summaries for
each source on Noodle Tools.
World Studies: Finish Web Quest
and map for tomorrow.
Homework for Monday, February 9
Biology: Finish Worksheet
English: Compose Research Summary
World Studies: Finish Webquest
Homework for Friday, February 6
Biology: Read 11.4 & 11.5 and
complete worksheet.
English: Conant - Read "Harrison
Bergeron" and make a reading guide.
Reiman - Read and annotate "Harrison
Bergeron". (Blackboard)
World Studies: Finish
Chivalry Web Quest
Notice to Parents*****
Dear U-High Parent,
4 February 2009
On February 13th, your child will
be attending a field trip in Chicago.
We will first attend an abridged performance
of Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream,
followed by an afternoon at the Science and
Industry Museum. The trip itinerary,
including departure times and estimated
arrival times, is included below.
Please note that due to the necessity of
arriving on time and the difficulty of
coordinating the movement of a large number
of students, if your student misses the bus
he/she will be unable to attend.
Additionally, the cost of this trip is
non-refundable as we have already reserved
and paid for your student’s seat based on
the receipt of their payment. The time
given below is the departure time.
Busses will be loaded and ready to leave at
the given time.
The costs paid for this field trip does not
include lunch. Your child must bring
sufficient funds to pay for lunch or must
bring his/her lunch with them. Navy
Pier is a tourist spot; expect the cost of
lunch to be above average. The
students will receive 50 minutes for lunch
at the food court on the pier. A few
of the options available at the food court
include America’s dog, Carnelli’s Deli,
Greek Delight, King Wah Express, McDonald’s,
and Connie’s Pizza. Lunch will be
supervised.
Lastly, please ensure that your student
dresses appropriately both for the occasion
and for the weather. Attire need not
be too formal; however, khaki pants and a
nice shirt would be most appropriate.
It is likely that the weather in Chicago
will be very cold. Layering is the
best option.
ITINERARY for FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13th:
6:25 am - arrive at U-High
6:35 am -The bus will depart
9:15 am - Arrival at CST
10:00-11:30 am – Performance of Midsummer
Night’s Dream
11:30 to 12:20pm - Lunch on Navy Pier
12:30 pm - Bus departs Navy Pier
1:00-3:30 pm - Museum of Science and
Industry
3:45 pm - Bus departs Museum
6:30 pm - Estimated arrival time at U-High
If you have any questions or concerns,
please contact Amy Reiman (ahreima@ilstu.edu)
or Brian Conant (btconan@ilstu.edu).
In case of an emergency during this time,
please contact Brian Conant’s cell phone at
(312)498-5394. It is going to be an
exciting day and we look forward to your
child’s participation in this field trip.
Thank you,
The Freshman Program
Homework for Thursday, February 5
Biology: Complete lab packet.
English: Finish note cards on
sources.
World Studies: Lehnen - Finish
writing assignment on Knights. Pole -
Read Chapter 13.3 and complete discussion
guide on Blackboard.
Homework for Tuesday, February 3
Biology: None
English: As directed in class
World Studies: Lehnen - As
directed in class
Pole - Read "Pirenne's Thesis" ( short
version) in Blackboard under "Middle Ages".
Homework for Monday, February 2
Biology: Read Chapter 11.3 and
11.4. Reading quiz on Monday.
Travis - Also finish cut out lab.
English: Cite 3 articles in
Noodle Tools.
World Studies: Read Chapter 13
Section 2. Be ready for a quiz on
Monday.
Homework for Friday, January 30
Biology: Finish cut out lab.
English: Find one article on
your specific topic. Read and annotate
thoroughly.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Pole - Finish map activity.
Homework for Thursday, January 29
Biology: Read Chapter 11.1 and 11.2
and answer questions 1,2,&3 on page 228.
English: Conant - Finish finding
controversies on genetics.
Reiman - Finish article and summarize 3 most
important ideas. Finish finding
controversies on genetics.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Read Chapter 13.1 carefully. Possible
quiz. Choose 1 paragraph in the
Biography of Charlemagne and summarize.
(Blackboard - Middle Ages) Pole
- Finish the map activity.
Homework for Wednesday, January 28
Biology: None
English: Read to page 9 in "My
Genome, My Self". Conant - Complete
reading guide. Reiman - Complete
worksheet and summary.
World Studies: Complete Chapter
13, Section 1 Part 2 Reading Guide.
(Blackboard under Middle Ages)
Homework for Tuesday, January 27
Biology: Study for Test on
Photosynthesis Tuesday.
English: Read pages 1 -4 "My
Genome, My Self" on Blackboard. Write
a 1 paragraph summary telling the 3 most
important ideas. Conant - E-mail
assignment. Reiman - Bring assignment
to class.
World Studies: Finish questions on the
Middle Ages given in class.
Homework for Monday, January 26
English: Conant - Compare and
Contrast "Is Google Making Us Stupid" and
"Flowers for Algernon." (E-mail)
Reiman - None
Biology: Complete Chapter 8
packet. Finish lab questions.
Test Tuesday on Photosynthesis.
World Studies: Lehnen - None
Pole - Read Chapter 13.1 and complete study
guide 13.1 Part 1. (Blackboard - Middle
Ages)
Homework for Friday, January 23
Biology: Complete Chapter 8 packet.
Test Tuesday on Photosynthesis.
English: Read "Is Google Making
Us Stupid?" and complete reading guide.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
Primary Source paper given in class and
answer questions. Pole - Fall of
Rome opinion paper due Friday.
Homework for Thursday, January 22
Biology: Photosynthesis Packet
English: Conant - Complete final
activity for "Flowers for Algernon".
Reiman - Write final report for "Flowers for
Algernon".
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
Primary Source paper given in class and
answer questions. Pole - Read
11.1 and begin working on Fall of Rome
opinion paper.
Homework for Wednesday, January 21
Biology: Complete worksheet given
in class.
English: E-mail response to
Inauguration to your English teacher.
World Studies: Read 11.1.
Possible short quiz.
Homework for Tuesday, January 13
Biology: Evans- Complete worksheet given
in class and study for quiz over prefixes.
Travis- Finish drawings and study for
quiz over prefixes.
English: Read and annotate pages
605 - 622 in "Flowers for Algernon".
Write a 1 to 2 paragraph report on
observations about Charlie.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
article given in class on Roman History.
Pole - Read second "Fall of Rome"
article but must be accessed through library
site.
Homework for Monday, January 12
Biology: Read pages 163 -167 and answer
questions 1 - 4 on page 167.
English: Read and annotate
"Flowers for Algernon". Send an
E-mail to your teacher telling what book you
picked from the library and why you picked
it.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Read "Fall of Rome and Modern Parallels" and
complete discussion questions.
(Blackboard - Roman Empire)
Pole - Read "The Lead Poisoning and
the Fall of Rome Article" and also read the
second "Fall of Rome Article." (Blackboard -
Roman Empire)
Homework for Friday, January 9
Biology: Evans - None
Travis - Complete labeling and
coloring of diagram started in class.
English: Read the poem on page
283 in green Lit book. Conant - Read
poem and complete reading guide.
World Studies: Lehnen - None
Pole - Read "Fall of Rome and Modern
Parallels" and complete discussion
questions. (Blackboard - Roman Empire)
Parent
Information*******
January 2009
Dear U-High Parent,
On Friday, February 13,
2009, our freshman class will be taking a
field trip to Chicago to enjoy Shakespeare’s
A Midsummer Night’s Dream and an
afternoon at the Science and Industry
Museum. The cost will be $25 and is
due Wednesday, January 14th.
Any students who do not submit their money
by this date will be unable to attend.
This twenty-five dollars covers the
student’s admission fees to the Chicago
Shakespeare Theater, the Museum, and travel
costs. This fee does NOT include
lunch. Your student is responsible for
bringing his/her lunch or sufficient funds
to purchase lunch at Navy Pier.
Students will have one hour for lunch at the
Pier.
This is a wonderful
opportunity for your student to experience
Shakespeare on the stage and to see some of
Chicago. Additionally, this field trip
provides a wonderful opportunity for our
program to emphasize its cross-curricular
goals. However, because of the need to
present a final count to both the theater
and the museum, we will not have any
flexibility if your student does not get
his/her funds in by the required date.
If you wish your
student to participate, please have him/her
return with $25 no later than Wednesday,
January 14th. Checks may be
made out to University High School.
Please e-mail Amy Reiman (ahreima@ilstu.edu)
or Brian Conant (btconan@ilstu.edu) with any
questions or concerns.98
Sincerely,
The Freshman Program
Homework for Thursday, January 8
Biology: Read pages 160 - 164 and
answer the concept questions 1 - 3 on page
162.
English: Visual depiction of
"The Rules of the Game."
World Studies: Read "Gibbon
Reading" (Roman Empire on Blackboard) and
complete Gibbon document analysis.
Homework for Wednesday, January 7
(Second Semester Begins)
Biology: None
English: Read and create a
reading guide for "Rules of the Game" in
green Lit book. Reiman - reading
guide information posted in Blackboard.
World Studies: None
Homework for Tuesday, January 6
Biology: Study for Final Exam.
Bring something to write with and something
to do when you are finished with your final.
English: Bring Carver, Race,
American Born Chinese, your green Lit
book and notes from class for the Final
Exam. For Wednesday, read and
create a reading guide for "Rules of the
Game" in green Lit book. Reiman
- reading guide information posted in
Blackboard.
World Studies: Study for Final
Exam. Bring something to write with
and something to do when you are finished
with your final.
Homework for Thursday, December 18
Biology: Study for Final Exam.
Bring something to write with and something
to do when you are finished with your final.
English: Bring Carver, Race,
American Born Chinese, your green Lit
book and notes from class for the Final
Exam.
World Studies: Study for Final
Exam. Bring something to write with
and something to do when you are finished
with your final.
Homework for Wednesday, December 17
Biology: Study for Final Exams.
English: Finish reading
American Born Chinese. Conant -
complete reading guide. Reiman -
Answer questions given in class.
World Studies: Study for Final
Exams.
Homework for Tuesday, December
16
Biology: Study for Final Exams.
For all students - Review sessions Tuesday
at 2:00 and 3:00 in Room 211.
English: Read pages 107 -
198 in American Born Chinese and
complete any assignment given in class.
World Studies: Study for Final
Exams. Reminder....All group 1's have
a special schedule tomorrow. (Hour
classes and no Biology)
Homework for Monday, December 15
Biology: Evans - Work on Final
Exam Review Packet. Travis - Finish
Final Exam Review Packet for extra credit
due Monday. For all students
- Review sessions next Tuesday at 2:00 and
3:00 in Room 211.
English: Conant & Reiman
- Read pages 53 - 106 in American Born
Chinese and complete assignment given in
class.
World Studies:
Work on Final Exam Review in Blackboard and
bring to class on Monday.
For all students - Review sessions next
Monday at 2:00 and 3:00 in Room 302.
Homework for Friday, December 12
Biology: Evans - Work on Final
Exam Review Packet. Travis - Do
problems 1 - 17 on page 156. Work on
Final Exam Review Packet for extra credit
due Monday. For all students -
Review sessions next Tuesday at 2:00 and
3:00 in Room 211.
English: Conant & Reiman
- Read pages 1 - 52 in American Born
Chinese and complete reading guide.
All 2's - Respond to Ms.
Reiman and Ms. Pole's discussion board post
under Freshman Program shell. All
1's - Respond to Aronson
Christianity discussion board in the World
Studies Shell on Blackboard.
World Studies: See English for
discussion board assignments. Work
on Final Exam Review in Blackboard and bring
to class on Monday. For all
students - Review sessions next Monday at
2:00 and 3:00 in Room 302.
Homework for Thursday, December 11
Biology: Evans - Work on Final
Exam Review Packet. Travis -
Read pages 153 -155. Complete the
study guide from class today if not done.
Work on Final Exam Review Packet for extra
credit due Monday. For all
students - Review session next Tuesday at
2:00 and 3:00 in room 211.
English: Read "Understanding
Comics" pages 606 -613 in Green Lit Book.
World Studies: Read 6.5.
Work on Final Exam Review on Blackboard.
For all students - Review session next
Monday at 2:00 and 3:00 in room 302.
Homework for Wednesday, December 10
Biology: Finish cell packet.
English: Conant - Work
on reading guide for Julius Caesar.
Reiman -
Discussion Board due tomorrow.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Complete Christianity questions on
Blackboard. Pole - English
discussion board due tomorrow.
Homework for Tuesday, December 9
Biology: Evans - Finish lab
packet. Travis - Read pages 148
- 152 and complete 1 - 12
on working cell packet.
English: Conant - Finish
reading guides and complete a genre chart
for Scarlet Ibis.
Reiman - Discussion Board on Race
due Wednesday. For tomorrow, read and
annotate Julius Caesar handout.
World Studies: Pole -
Emperor Project due tomorrow.
Lehnen - 6.3 reading questions due
Tuesday.
Homework for Monday, December 8
Biology: Evans - None
Travis - Complete the rest of cell
packet.
English: Conant - Read
packet on blackboard - Roman Literature.
Reiman - Complete web quest.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
6.3 and fill out Reading Guide on
Blackboard.
Pole - Check Monday's schedule for all
Group 2's on Blackboard. Emperor
project due Tuesday.
Homework for Friday, December 5
Biology: Evans - Complete cellular
worksheet. Travis - Complete
lab.
English: Complete Genre
chart for Simon Birch.
World Studies: none
Homework for Thursday, December 4
Biology: Evans - Complete Part
B of Cell packet and read 7.5.
Travis - Finish homework from yesterday
and begin answering lab questions.
English: Conant - Read and
annotate pages 41 - 54 in Race.
Reiman - Read pages 41 - 54 in
Race and complete reading guide.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Pole - Read chapter 6.3 and take
notes for open note quiz tomorrow.
Homework for Wednesday, December 3
Biology: Complete Part A in
packet. Read section 7.3 and 7.4 in
Biology book.
English: Conant &
Reiman - Write a paragraph
predicting what will happen to Rainsford.
Conant - Complete Reading Guide.
World Studies:
Lehnen - Continue to work on Roman
Emperors Project due tomorrow. Fill
out sheet on Cleopatra. Pole -
Work on Roman Emperors Project research
worksheet.
Homework for Tuesday, December 2
Biology: Read pages 136 - 141.
Do the vocabulary for both sections.
English: Read and annotate
"The Most Dangerous Game" pages 17 - 31.
Reiman - You may either annotate or do
the worksheet given in class.
World Studies: Work on the
Roman Emperors Project.
Homework for Monday, December 1
Biology: NONE
English: Comparison writing
assignment ("The Scarlet Ibis" - Simon
Birch) due Monday.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Begin working on Roman Emperors Project.
Pole - Read Chapter 6.2. Take
notes for an open notes quiz Monday.
Homework for Tuesday, November 25
Biology: Test on cells
tomorrow.
English: Finish Graphic
Organizer for Simon Birch.
World Studies: Quest on
Chapter 6.1 and pages 146 - 147 of 6.2.
Homework for Monday, November 24
Biology: Cell Diorama due
Monday. Study for Test on Cells
Tuesday.
English: Continue working on
Simon Birch notes.
World Studies: S1 :
Writing assignment as posted on Blackboard.
All classes: Study for Quest
on Tuesday over Chapter 6.1 and pages
146-147 of 6.2.
Homework for Friday, November 21
Biology: Bring materials for
workday tomorrow. Lab due also.
Travis S1: Complete worksheet for
tomorrow.
English: Continue working on
viewing guide.
World Studies: Lehnen
-
H1: As directed in class. S1: None
U1:
Pole - H2: None
S2: None U2: Write at
least two paragraphs on all the similarities
you have seen between the United States and
Rome. This can come from all three
student teachers.
Homework for Thursday, November 20
Biology: Complete membrane
worksheet. Work on cell diorama.
Begin studying for test next Tuesday on
cells.
English: Conant - Revise
paragraph. Reiman -
Revise last night's paragraph to better
integrate the reference to the text.
World Studies: Lehnen -
H1: As directed in class. S1:
Assignment 1 on Blackboard. U1: Read
page 146 and top of 147.
Pole - H2: Homework on
Blackboard. S2: As directed in
class U2: As directed in
class
Homework for Wednesday, November 19
Biology: Read pages 115 to 122 in the
Biology book.
English: Conant -
Write a paragraph about whether the older
brother is a good brother or not.
Reiman - Write a paragraph arguing
whether Brother is responsible for Doodle's
death.
World Studies: Lehnen -
H1: (Hubert) Complete Third Punic War
worksheet. Questions are located on
Blackboard under Roman Empire section.
S1: NONE U1: NONE
Pole - H2: As directed in
class. S2: (Wehrmeister)
Read Article "Is America the New Rome?" for
tomorrow. Complete worksheet and turn
in tomorrow. Bring questions you have
about article. For Thursday, write 2
or 3 paragraphs on whether you think the
author is correct about the similarity
between Rome and the U.S.
Provide evidence. U2: As
directed in class.
Homework for Tuesday,
November 18
Biology: Work on
Cell Project Evans- Read
pages 115 - 121 in Biology book.
English:
Conant - Find an important passage in
"The Scarlet Ibis" and explain why it
is important. Reiman - Strongly
suggest rereading "The Scarlet Ibis".
World Studies:
Lehnen - H1: (Hubert)
Complete handout up to the Great Mother
incident. The rest of the assignment
will be completed in class tomorrow.
S1: U1: (Henrichs)
Complete 2nd Punic War assignment
given in class handout.
Pole - H2:
Open Punic
Wars Essay on Blackboard and follow
directions. S2: (Koster) Write
a paragraph to compare the strengths and
weaknesses of the Roman Empire.
Also, read Chapter 6, section 2.
U2:
Homework for Monday,
November 17
Biology: Work on Cell Project.
English: Read
and annotate "The Scarlet Ibis" (484 - 493)
in green Lit Book.
World Studies:
Lehnen - H1: (Hubert)
Complete questions on handout on the First
Punic War. Read assigned account of
Hannibal's character (handout) and write
down 5 points from the reading. S1:
(Roberts) Complete worksheet given in class.
U1: (Henrichs)Identify 2 causes of
the Punic War. Are the reasons
repeated again in history? Complete critical
thinking assignment on the 1st Punic War.
Pole:
H2: Open Hannibal Essay on Blackboard
and follow directions. (Note:
attachment of PowerPoint Slides.) For
Tuesday, Open Punic Wars Essay on Blackboard
and follow directions. S2: (Koster)
Answer the following questions: What
was an important result of each of the Punic
Wars? Why? What was most
important? Why?
U2: As assigned in class.
Homework for Friday,
November 14
Biology: Turn in lab and study for
quiz Friday. Evans: Start
bringing in materials for Cell Project.
English: Review
Carver to prepare for in-class essay.
World Studies:
Lehnen - All Groups - Read pages 144
-145 "Rome Spreads Its Power." H1:
Read above. S1: (Maley)Collecting
Comparing Gov't worksheet and any other
worksheets not turned in U1:
Read above.
Pole
- H2: Assignment in Blackboard
S2: (Koste) Write a paragraph on whether or
not the Romans treated their subjects
fairly. Would you do anything
differently? U2:
Homework for Thursday,
November 13
Biology: Study for Quiz on the cell -
function and structure.
English: Finish
reading and annotating Carver to the end.
World Studies:
Lehnen - H1: Worksheet 2
due tomorrow. PowerPoints will be on
Blackboard later today. S1:
As directed by Ms. Maley. U1: (Adelphia)
Complete paragraph and worksheet.
Pole - Finish Alexander the Great
discussion questions and the Greek map.
Homework for
Wednesday, November 12
Biology: Finish Cell Analogy
worksheet.
English: Read
and annotate "Friend Game" given in class.
It is also posted on Blackboard.
World Studies:
Lehnen - H1: (Kremmidas)Complete
worksheet on the Beginnings of Rome.
Also, research a source for the group
project and write a paragraph explaining
what was found. Work on comic strip
for Thursday. S1: (Maley) Group work
on Roman Republic offices to present in
class Wednesday. Comic of Romulus and
Remus due Thursday. U1: (Adelphia)
Complete map & paragraph (handed out
in class) for Wednesday.
Pole - H2: S2:
U2: All No Homework
Homework for Monday,
November 10
Biology: Finish cell terms & coloring.
Homework - Complete front and back of "Look
Inside Cells".
English:
Conant - Read & annotate Carver thru
page 86. Reiman -
Read and annotate pages 75 to 86 in Carver.
World Studies:
Lehnen - Read page 141. Pole
- As directed by C&I students.
Homework for Friday,
November 7
Biology: None
English: Read
and annotate to page 74 in Carver and
read the poem Booker T. & W.E.B.
World Studies:
Lehnen -Complete Alexander the Great
Questions and complete Famous Greek's sheet
for tomorrow.
Pole - As directed by C&I students.
Homework for Thursday,
November 6
Biology: Complete cell worksheet.
Microscope Quiz Thursday.
English:
Conant - Finish reading and annotating
the Penelopiad. Reiman -
Reread and annotate Shroud &
Chorus Line on Blackboard.
World Studies:
Lehnen - Quiz over Greek Philosophers
Thursday. Read all of Chapter 5.4 -
Alexander the Great. Pole -
None
Homework for
Wednesday, November 5
Biology: None
English: Conant
- Read and annotate pages 81 - 98 of The
Penelopiad. Reiman - Read
and annotate Shroud & Chorus
Line on Blackboard.
World Studies:
Lehnen - Read Allegory of the Cave on
Blackboard and define "allegory".
Pole - Read and complete Allegory of
the Cave packet on Blackboard.
Homework for Tuesday,
November 4
Biology: Finish Microscope Worksheet
English:
Conant - As directed in class
Reiman - None
World Studies:
Read pages 124 - 125. Complete Chapter
5, section 3:The Philosophers on Blackboard
under Classical Greece.
OPERATION COOL:
Information and contracts for operation
cool are now available on the Freshman
homepage and the Freshman Blackboard page.
Students are highly encouraged to
look over this information,
sign a contract, and return these forms
to a freshman program teacher as soon as
possible.
OPERATION COOL DESCRIPTION
OPERATION COOL CONTRACT
Homework for Monday, November 3
Biology: NONE
English: Conant -Everyone
finish Antigone.
Reiman - S2 Finish Antigone
and complete the worksheet and paper
assigned in class. U2 & H2
as directed by C&I students.
World Studies: Study for
test on Greeks Monday. Study
guide on Blackboard.
***See Freshman Program Announcements
Below***
Homework for Friday, October 31
Happy Halloween!!!
Biology:
STUDY for test on Organic Compounds
FRIDAY.
English: As directed by C & I
students in class.
World Studies: "Leaders in
Democracy" worksheet continued from
yesterday. STUDY for Test on
Greeks Monday.
*****Announcements*****
*Check Blackboard for Operation Cool
Forms!
**Extra Credit Book Group Information
Tuesday, NOVEMBER 18th at 3:15 will be
our extra credit book discussion on The
City of Ember.
Currently, our location is set for the
library, that may change as we near the
actual date. Listen for announcements.
Your ticket into the discussion is to bring
at least FOUR QUALITY discussion questions
(they need to be open ended, no yes/no
questions). Remember, this discussion
is student-generated; meaning, everyone
earns extra credit based on the quality of
the discussion that you create. I
encourage students to go see the movie as
the book/film comparison always makes for a
good discussion. A number of students
have also encouraged the reading of the
remaining books in the series and another
book called
The Giver. Comparing books to
other texts is always fascinating; no plot
spoilers, please.
Homework for Thursday, October 30
Biology: Evans - Finish part B
of fecal lab. Study for test on
Organic Compounds Friday.
Travis - Complete saliva lab to be
turned in. Study for test on Organic
Compounds Friday.
English: Conant - As
directed by C & I students in class.
Reiman - As directed by C & I
students. S2 - Read scene 4 in
Antigone and complete worksheet.
World Studies: Complete worksheet
"Leaders in Democracy" under Classical
Greece in Blackboard.
Homework for Wednesday, October 29
Biology: As directed in class.
English: As directed by C & I
Students in class.
World Studies: Study for Greek test
on Monday.
Homework for Tuesday, October 28
Biology: Evans - None
Travis - Read pages 103 & 104 in
Biology book and complete Part 1 of lab
packet on Enzymes.
English: As directed by C & I
students in class.
World Studies: Read Chapter 5.3.
Complete Chapter 5, section 3, Part 1
discussion guide under Classical Greece in
Blackboard.
Homework for Monday, October 27
Biology: None
English: Finish reading and
annotating the Odyssey. Read
the prologue to Antigone on
Blackboard.
World Studies: Begin studying for
the test on Greeks. Study guide
available on Blackboard.
Homework for Friday, October 24
Greek Olympics!
Remember to bring a sack lunch if you
did not order the Greek lunch.
Homework for Thursday, October 23
Biology: None
English: Finish reading and
annotating the Odyssey.
World Studies: None
Homework for Wednesday, October 22
Biology: Lab in class
English: Read and annotate pages
894 - 909 of the Odyssey.
Complete discussion on Blackboard.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
5.2. Spartan or Athenian research due.
(printed out) Quiz on 3.3.
Pole - None
See Freshman Parent Note below.
Greek Feast Money ($5) due on Wednesday.
Homework for Tuesday, October 21
Biology: None
English: Read and annotate pages
877 - 893 of the Odyssey.
Complete discussion on Blackboard.
World Studies: Complete homework
that was due for Monday, October 20.
To: Freshman
Program Parents
RE: Greek
Week Greek Feast Friday ($5)
This week our
freshman will be participating in “Greek
Week” and exciting cross-curricular
tradition at University High School in
which student explore ancient Greek
culture from a variety of perspectives.
One of the important features of the
week will be a number of guest lectures
about Greek philosophy and culture.
Another exciting
feature of the week will be the “Greek
Field Day,” in which students will
compete as teams in a number of Olympic
inspired events on Friday. Much
like the Olympics students will be
awarded prizes for these competitions.
Also, like in the ancient Olympics, we
would like to follow our field day with
a great Greek feast.
We are working with
a local Greek restaurant to have lamb
Gyros, drink and fries delivered
to school on Friday as our “Greek
Feast,” and we invite all of our
students to enjoy this special meal.
The cost of the “feast” will be $5.00
and students will receive one gyro,
fries and something to drink. Of
course, students are not required to eat
the meal, but because of the special
nature of our field day, students will
be eating lunch as a picnic and WILL NOT
be permitted to buy a school lunch as
they may normally otherwise do. As
such we would ask that students either
bring their lunch or purchase the “Greek
Feast” on Friday.
Again the cost of
the meal is $5 and students can pay with
cash or a check made out to University
High School. We would appreciate
if students could submit their order for
this meal by Wednesday morning so that
we can communicate a complete order to
our caterers.
Here is looking
forward to a great Greek Week!
The Freshman
Program Teachers
Homework for Monday, October 20
Biology: Complete lab packet if
necessary.
English: Read & annotate pages 32 -
40 in Race.
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
chapter 5.2. Quiz over 3.3.
Complete research sheet on Athens or Sparta.
Pole - Complete Chart on Sparta
vs. Athens on Blackboard
Homework for Friday, October 17
Biology: Finish lab packet
English: Read and annotate pages
866 - 877 of the Odyssey.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Finish reading 5.1. Complete 5.1
discussion guide due tomorrow.
Continue working on Ancient Greece Map.
Pole - Finish summaries.
Homework for Thursday, October 16
Biology: Read pages 92 - 102.
Work on lab packet.
English: Read and annotate pages
858 - 865 of the Odyssey. (Green
Literature Book)
World Studies: Lehnen -
None.
Pole - Read Chapter 5.2.
Take notes answering the questions - Who,
What, When, Where &
Why in 3 word phrases or less.
Homework for Wednesday, October 15
Biology: Finish cutting shapes for lab.
English: E-mail your English
teacher an update of research & Facebook
account name & group member's names.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Continue to work on Chapter 5.1 &
continue to work on map of Ancient Greece
Pole - In Blackboard -
Classical Greece, complete 6 +1 important
details Lincoln.
Homework for Tuesday, October 14
Biology: None
English: Continue Facebook
research.
World Studies: Continue working on
Ancient Greek map. Read Chapter 5.1
and do study guide located under Classical
Greece in Blackboard.
Homework for Thursday, October 9
Biology: Study for Chemistry Test.
English: Continue Facebook
research.
World Studies: Lehnen -
Complete worksheet given in class.
Pole - Complete the reading guide on "I
am a Phoenician".
Homework for Wednesday, October 8
Biology: Finish lab and study for
Chemistry test on Thursday.
English: Finish reevaluation of
Carver sources and E-mail to
teachers.
World Studies: Lehnen - None
Pole - None
Homework for Tuesday, October 7
Biology: Read pages 81-84 on water.
Start studying for Chemistry Test
on Thursday.
***Reminder**** study
sessions will be held Tuesday at 2:00 in Rm.
211 and Wednesday at 3:00 in Rm. 301.
English: Conant - List 3
reasons why we should not trust DHMO.org
website. E-mail to Mr. Conant.
Reiman - Website evaluation
assignment in Blackboard. Website:
http://www.martinlutherking.org/
World Studies: Lehnen -
Timeline presentations.
Pole - Read Chapter 3.3 on Minoans
and Phoenicians.
Homework for Monday, October 6
Biology: Complete take home quiz on
Chemistry.
English: Reiman - Lit Circle
on Carver pages 40 - 60. (Blackboard)
Conant - NONE
World Studies: Pole - Timeline
Presentation Monday. Lehnen
- Bring all materials
for the timeline on
Monday. Timeline must be
finished by end of class period!
Homework for Friday, October 3
Biology: Complete chemical bonding
worksheet.
English: Read and annotate
Carver through page 61.
World Studies: Lehnen & Pole -
Work on timeline project. Pole
- Read excerpts from Night.
(Blackboard - World Studies - Daily
Assignments)
Homework for Thursday, October 2
Biology: Bring in material for PH lab.
English: Read & annotate Carver
through page 50.
World Studies: Work on timeline
project.
Homework for Wednesday, October 1
Biology: Finish Biology Packet.
English: Conant - None
Reiman - Finish Blackboard
discussion.
World Studies: Pole - Gather
pictures, maps, research information, and
poster board (if not using paper provided)
for group timeline project.
Lehnen - Read Chapter 4.1.
Homework for Tuesday, September 30
Biology: Travis - Complete 1-4 of
worksheet packet
Evans - Finish 1st sheet of packet
English: Reiman - Reread the poem
designated for presentation. Post
Blackboard discussion.
Conant - Read to page 47 in Carver.
World Studies: Pole & Lehnen
- Read Chapter 4.1
Lehnen - Complete Map of Egypt
Homework for Monday, September 29
Biology: NONE
English: Read through page 40 in
Carver and compose a genre chart for Hymn of
Aton using the template in Blackboard.
World Studies: Complete Egyptian
Web Quest. Print out ready to
turn in on Monday.
Homework for Friday, September 26
Biology: Study for element and
symbol quiz. Evans only -
Complete "Atoms Family" activity.
English: Conant - Carver Facebook
Page Reflection.
Reiman - Print, read, and annotate
Literature of Ancient Egypt. (Blackboard)
World Studies: Lehnen -
Complete Ancient Egypt web quest activities
1 - 4. Don't print.
Pole - NONE
Homework for Thursday, September 25
Biology: Complete Atom worksheet.
Study for quiz on elements and symbols on
Friday.
English: Reiman - Send a
friend request to Ms. Reiman's sample page.
Read and annotate pages 22-30 in Carver.
Conant - As directed in class
World Studies: In Blackboard under
Ancient Egypt, read the article on the
pharaohs and type the answers to the
questions.
Homework for Wednesday, September 24
Biology: Travis - Read pages
72 to 80 if you didn't already read it.
Evans - Complete worksheet given in
class.
English: Continue research for
Facebook project.
World Studies: Pole - None
Lehnen - Make copies of Egypt
notes in Blackboard under Ancient Egypt.
Bring copies to class tomorrow.
Homework for Tuesday, September 23
Biology: Read pages 72 to 80.
Travis - Complete the worksheet given in
class.
English: Continue working on George
Washington Carver research for the Facebook
project.
World Studies: Work on Ancient
Egypt map.
Homework for Monday, September 22
Biology: None
English: Fill out genre chart for
Sherlock Holmes. (Blackboard)
World Studies: Lehnen - Read
Chapter 2.2 Pyramids on the Nile.
Complete 2 worksheets given in class -
Ancient People & Early Eastern Mediterranean
Civilizations.
Pole - Read Chapter 2.2 Pyramids
on the Nile. Complete 2.2 Discussion
Guide under Ancient Egypt in Blackboard.
Also turn in Ancient Mesopotamia map.
Homework for Friday, September 19
Biology: Study for Scientific Method
Quiz
English: Print, read and annotate
Carver poems in Blackboard.
**Annotation Rules are in Blackboard.
World Studies: Pole - Finish
Hittite & Hebrew worksheet.
Lehnen - None
Homework for Thursday, September 18
Biology: Complete experiment and
present in class. Quiz on scientific
method Friday.
English: Read 3 Carver poems posted on
Blackboard. Conant - Annotate the
poems.
Reiman- Complete worksheet answering 3
questions from one poem.
World Studies: NONE
Homework for Wednesday, September 17
Biology: Work on experiment to be
completed by Thursday and presented in
class. Quiz on scientific method
Friday.
English: Prepare for Social Studies exam.
Review Epic of Gilgamesh.
World Studies: Study for
Mesopotamia test (Study guide in
Blackboard)
Homework for Tuesday, September 16
Biology: Work on experiment
English: Reiman - Lab reports in Q drive
by 3:00 pm tomorrow.
World Studies: Study for
Mesopotamia test Wed. (Study guide in
Blackboard)
Homework for Monday September 15
Biology:
Social Science: Study for
Mesopotamia test Wednesday (study guide in
blackboard).
English: Compose Young Sherlock
Holmes lab report using template from
the science department. Email this
report to your English and Science teacher.
Homework for Friday, September 12
Biology: Work on labs.
English: Work on Young Sherlock
Holmes graphic organizer
Social Science:
Pole: Complete the "Hammurabi Code"
assignment, which is under "Mesopotamia" on
the World Studies shell in Blackboard.
Lehnen: Read book chapter 4.2.
Discussion Questions not required.
Test Wednesday of next week.
Homework for Thursday, September 11
Biology: Scientific Method Packet
#1-10. Print off lab report from
science department homepage to have in class
for tomorrow.
English: Continue work on
Young Sherlock Holmes graphic organizer.
Social Science: Finish Sardon
vs. Hamnurabi. Continue to prepare for
test next Wednesday.
Homework for Wednesday, September 10
Biology: Hypothesis worksheet
English: Complete Young Sherlock
Holmes graphic organizer.
World Studies: none
Homework for Tuesday,
September 9
Biology: Begin reading Chapter 2 in
your Biology Book.
English: Be prepared to discuss
your Biology reading assignment.
Research Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and write 5
interesting facts about him.
World Studies: Under
"Mesopotamia" in the World Studies shell in
Blackboard, complete Chapter 2.1 Part 2
Discussion Guide.
****Schedule E tomorrow*****
Homework for Monday,
September 8:
Biology: Finish the Measurement Packet
English: No homework but please read
announcement below.
World Studies: none
****IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO PARENTS*****
The
students must order the following
books:
Aronson,
Marc. RACE: A History Beyond
Black and White. New York:
Atheneum, 2007. ISBN
#9780689865541 (Lake-Cook cost:
$1400)
Nelson,
Marilyn. Carver: A Life in
Poems. Asheville: Front
Street, 2001. ISBN
#9781886910539 (Lake-Cook cost:
$12.00)
Yang,
Gene Luen. American Born
Chinese. New York: First
Second, 2006. ISBN
#9781596431522 (Lake-Cook cost:
$13.00)
These
texts are required and we will begin
using them in our classrooms
Tuesday, September 16th. The
Freshman Program will mass order
these books through Lake-Cook
publishing at the above prices.
If you choose to order through us,
we must receive the money by
Wednesday, September 10th. We
will only order the number of books
for which we have already received
the money. Checks can be made
out to University High School
Amy Reiman
Freshman
Program-English
University High School
English
Office Rm 239, (309)438-2828
Freshman
Office Rm 301, (309)438-8448
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