HOMEWORK 4/19-4/23

HIGH SCHOOL:

The final draft of your 5 page RESEARCH paper is due on Tuesday. Please remember that you must include a bibliography. I also want your first draft passed in with your final version. If your only research was an interview that should be cited as well.

GROUP 5 BLUE:

MONDAY 4/19 - NO SCHOOL

TUESDAY 4/20:

• Finish Flowers for Algernon. I may quiz you on the last part that you read.
• Study the next 20 most commonly misspelled words for a quiz. Also: We’re going to mix it up a little in WW: for next week, 4/20/10, each student will research an interesting medical disorder (e.g., elephantiasis – not mumps or chicken pox) and find the part of speech and definition. Cut and paste it 14 times on a piece of paper to distribute to the class and teacher. Students have Spring Trip the following week so the test will be on Tuesday, 5/4/10.
  
  

WEDNESDAY 4/21:

SCIENCE FAIR IN-CLASS TAPING AND FAMILY AND FRIEND'S NIGHT

For our taping during the day you need:

• A Trifold Board that is colorful and eye catching. You should, at a minimum, have the following on the board: Title, Hypothesis, Materials, Procedure, Results (charts and graphs as well as an explanation) Conclusion.
• You also must be prepared to give a 4 minute presentation from NOTECARDS.

For Family and Friend's Night which is from 6:30-8:30 you need:

• A Trifold Board that is colorful and eye catching. You should at a minimum have the following on the board-Title, Hypothesis, Materials, Procedure, Results (charts and graphs as well as an explanation) Conclusion.
• You also must be prepared to give a 4 minute presentation from NOTECARDS.
• You also need a snack that is related to your topic.

Science Homework: Read and outline sections 1 and 2 of Chapter 2. Answer the questions for these two sections. This is due on FRIDAY instead of today.

Thursday:

• p.78-79. Make sure you re-read the information on process paragraphs before you do this and remember that I expect all paragraphs to be at least 5-7 sentences long.

Friday:

• 700-1000 Words on the following quote is due. "If you mess up, fess up." Most of you started this in class last Thursday so please finish it.