You will be happy to know that there isn't that much homework this weekend.
Here it is...
MATH: Rotations
Gr. 7: Pg. 242#4,5,7,8
Gr. 8: Pg. 232# 6,8c-d, 13
Note: there will be a quiz at the end of next week on the first half of this chapter.
LANGUAGE:
Comic rough copy due Tuesday.
FRENCH:
aime travailler jouer
Get rubric signed
HISTORY:
Gr. 7: quiz next Friday
Gr. 8: Pg. 96 in pearson, # 2
SCIENCE:
Gr. 7: Pg. 186#3, 4 and Pg. 189# 4 and 5
REMINDERS:
Please be in your skating form asap!
Have a great winter. Enjoy the white stuff!!
Ms. Swanek
Ms, Swanek,
ReplyDeleteHere are a couple of the monologues i like, will you tell me the one you think will be best!
Freaky Friday:
Tess (as her daughter Anna): Mr. Bates, may I please speak with you? By what stretch of the imagination . . . I mean, like, how could I, like, get an “F”? I mean, what mistakes did I make? That was a college-level analysis. In a matter of fact I most certainly am qualified of making that point. "As in Hamlet, ‘what’s done is done’"? That’s "Macbeth," you know-nothing twit. Bates. Elton Bates. Griffith High School. Well, you asked me, I mean, my mom to the prom, but she turned you down. And now you’re taking it out on her daughter, aren’t you? Aren’t you?! Oh come on, it was high school dance. I mean, you’ve got to let go and move on, man. And if you don’t, I’m ! sure the school board would love to hear about your pathetic vendetta against an innocent student. Oh, and by the way Elton, she had a boyfriend, and you were weird.
101 Dalmations (I think this one might be a little to short):
Cruella De Vil: You beasts! But I'm not beaten yet. You've won the battle, but I'm about to win the wardrobe. My spotty puppy coat is in plain sight and leaving tracks. In a moment I'll have what I came for, while all of you will end up as sausage meat, alone on some sad, plastic plate. Dead and medium red. No friends, no family, no pulse. Just slapped between two buns, smothered in onions, with fries on the side. Cruella De Vil has the last laugh!
Peter Pan:(srry about the caps locks thats how i found this one)
hook: HOW STILL THE NIGHT IS. NOTHING SOUNDS ALIVE. NOW IS THE HOUR WHEN CHILDREN IN THEIR HOMES ARE A-BED; THEIR LIPS BRIGHT-BROWNED WITH THE GOODNIGHT CHOCOLATE, AND THEIR TONGUES DROWSILY SEARCHING FOR BELATED CRUMBS HOUSED INSECURELY ON THEIR SHINING CHEEKS. COMPARE WITH THEM THE CAPTIVE CHILDREN ON THIS BOAT. SPLIT ME INFINITIVES, BUT ‘TIS ME HOUR OF TRIUMPH! PETER KILLED AT LAST AND ALL THE BOYS ABOUT TO WALK THE PLANK. AT LAST, I’VE REACHED ME PEAK! ALL MORTALS ENVY ME.....NO LITTLE CHILDREN LOVE ME. I’M TOLD THEY PLAY AT PETER PAN, AND THAT THE STRONGEST ALWAYS CHOOSES TO BE PETER. THEY FORCE THE BABY TO BE HOOK. THE BABY! THAT’S WHERE THE CANKER GNAWS!
Hello Ms.Swanek, sorry for bothering you but I was looking for the history slide show on 'My Space' but I could not find it! I'm not sure if I am doing something wrong but did you post it!
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Hey Maddie, I hope you are not writing this as you are skiing downhilll! I have not posted the slideshow yet. I am away from a computer until tomorrow but I will post it as soon as I can. There is no homework for history so don't worry too much!
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Hey Ms.Swanks the grade 7's have a Geo test on monday!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ms. Swanek, I hope that you had a good weekend!
ReplyDeleteJen, all three of those are great choices. I personally like the Freaky Friday one.
ReplyDeleteAlexis, thanks for the heads up!
Finally, Maddie, I did have a great weekend thank you! And I have just uploaded the powerpoint from Friday's history to the webpage.
Enjoy you final hours of the weekend ladies!
Ms. Swanek
Hey Ms.Swanek, hope you had a great weekend, since you won't be here tomorrow i was just wondering for my comic, i was planning on having it be 3 slides, but i can try to make it four if i am supposed to have that many. You said that people who are looking at it have to be able to infer what the person is feeling or thinking, so do i put a question on the side or no? Thanks
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