Classwork – Week 27
March 11, 2002
DOL: Commas (Appositive), Spelling, Fragment, Capitalization
Nelson Mandela the president of south africa. Has spent most
of his life behind bars.
JOURNAL: The rules I'd change at this school . . .
DIAGRAMMING: Did you look at your grade or do you prefer to
remain in ignorance?
Homework Helps
Current events
Standardized test review
Chapter 9, review Lesson 1 and 2
Poetry Project
Miracle Worker
March 12, 2002
DOL: Apostrophe (Possession), Pronoun/antecedent Agreement,
Subject/Verb Agreement, Usage (Right Word)
The interlocking bones on a horses legs allow it's body to hang like a
hammock while they sleep standing up.
JOURNAL: The group (or groups) that I belong to . . .
DIAGRAMMING: The trip to the high school had both good and bad points.
Current events
Standardized test review
Chapter 9, review dittos
Poetry Project
Film – The Library – Helen Keller
Miracle Worker
March 13, 2002
DOL: Subject/Verb Agreement, Usage (Right Word),
Commas (Interrupter and Independent Clause)
Its a allusion of course but the moon and sun does appear
to grow smaller as they rise in the sky.
JOURNAL: If I had to teach Helen Keller . . .
DIAGRAMMING: Lincoln disliked slavery, and he ended most of it in 1863.
Current events
Standardized test review
Chapter 9, review for test
Poetry Project
Miracle Worker
March 14, 2002
DOL: Usage (Right word), Comma Splice, Subject/Verb Agreement
Unscented hair spray do have perfume added, it merely has fewer
perfume then the scented variety.
JOURNAL: One adversity I have had to overcome. . .
DIAGRAMMING: In 1861 the Civil War began, and it ended in 1865.
Current events
Standardized test review
Chapter 9, test
Poetry Project
Miracle Worker - process
March 15, 2002
DOL: Fragment, Usage (Right Word), Comma (Nonrestrictive Clause)
The glue on a postage stamp is made with polyvinyl acetate. Which
is the basic ingredient in bubble gum, too.
JOURNAL: How adversity builds character. . . .
DIAGRAMMING: The South stood for states’ rights.
Current events
Poetry project
Chapter 10
The Red Badge of Courage
Rifles for Waite
Across 5 Aprils