DOL: Abbreviations, Comma Splice, Usage (Right Word)

You can live even if 80% of you’re liver is destroyed, in a few mos.

It will grow back to it’s original size.

JOURNAL: The Super Bowl . . .

DIAGRAMMING: Wilma and Fred danced and ate until 1 a.m.

Homework Helps

Current Events

Standardized test prep

Return of papers

Clean-up proposal – 5-6 only

Assembly Line – complete and organize

Observation essay

DOL: Quiz – "Health is More Than Not Being Sick" – 19 Corrections

JOURNAL: The trash and litter on campus . . .

DIAGRAMMING: Organize your notes for the test.

Current events

Standardized test prep

Chapter 3-4

Outsiders – discussion of themes

Assembly Line – discussion of charts and graphs

Discussion of write-ups

Observation Essay

Family Feud - Survey

DOL: Run-on Sentence, Comma (introductory Adverb Clause),

When you think of "cricket" you probably think of a small

chirping insect its also the name of one of the most popular

sports in England.

JOURNAL: One of my most embarrassing moments. .

DIAGRAMMING: Could you alter your entire way of life?

Current events

Standardized test prep

Chapters 3-4

Stem cell research – colonies again

DOL: Commas (Appositive), Hyphen (Single-Thought Adjective),

John Wilkes Booth the man whom assassinated Abraham Lincoln

was a well known actor.

JOURNAL: The pros and cons of being an only child . . .

DIAGRAMMING: Did 102 passengers fit on the tiny Mayflower?

Current events

Standardized test prep

Stem cell research – discussion

DOL: Usage (Right Word), Commas (series), Spelling, Capitalization

The declaration of independence states that life liberty and the pursuit

of happyness are rites belonging to every american.

JOURNAL: My favorite family vacation. . .

DIAGRAMMING: Weary but tireless, the seafarers neared the

Atlantic coast.

Current events

Spelling test

Standardized test prep

Stem Cell research – discussion