Classwork - Week 11
November 4, 2002
DOL: Pronoun/Antecedent Agreement, Usage (Right word),
Punctuation (Direct Quotation), Comma Splice
It is not a question of who's water balloon it is, its the mere fact that
someone left their water balloon on the seat of my chair said Ramon.
JOURNAL: My service project . . .
DIAGRAMMING: I read the story "Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allen Poe.
Current Events
Homework Helps
Flag - standards and traditions
Standardized Test Prep
Work return
Constitution Test - Review
Diary of Anne Frank
NOVEMBER 5, 2002
DOL: Pronoun/Antecedent Agreement, Comma (Independent
Clauses), Fragment
The clavicle, or collarbone, is the most frequently broken bone in the body.
Because they're a relatively thin bone, and often involved in shoulder injuries.
JOURNAL: My least favorite tradition . . .
DIAGRAMMING: The first Thanksgiving was in Jamestown, Virginia,
not in Plymouth, Massachusets.
Current events
Flag - standards and traditions
Standardized test prep
Book Report - format
Constitution Test
Diary of Anne Frank
November 6, 2002
DOL: Quiz - "In a Day's Work" - 19 corrections
JOURNAL: Your choice of topic . . .
DIAGRAMMING: However, Jamie became ill suddenly.
Current events
Flag History and Etiquette
Standardized Test prep
House on Mango Street
Never Forget
November 7, 2002
DOL: Pronoun/Antecedent Agreement, Usage (Right Word),
Punctuation (Book Title), Spelling
In Mary Shelley's novel, Frankenstein, the scientist goes out in search
of their creation, whom has escaped from the laboratory.
JOURNAL: My idea of patriotism. . .
DIAGRAMMING: Flags are colorful and remind us of our country.
Current events
Flag History and Etiquette
Standardized test prep
Never Forget
November 8, 2002
DOL: Pronoun (Indefinate Reference), Hyphen (Single-Thought
Adjective), Comma (Independent Clause)
Though icebergs are found in saltwater seas, they are formed from freshwater,
and are well known sources of drinking water for parched sailors.
JOURNAL: My reaction to: "I'll stand by my country - right or wrong."
DIAGRAMMING: The American flag should be flown up front, to the right,
and with respect.
Current events
Flag History and Etiquette
Spelling Test
Turn in DOL, Journal, Diagramming, Spelling/Vocabulary
Never Forget