On Friday you will have a vocabulary and Greek and Latin roots test:
Greek and Latin roots: Duc- Fug
SAT words: laconic, idiosyncrasy, halcyon, obsequious, kismet, bombast, gratuitous, recondite, redolent, grotesque, obloquy, savant, bucolic, onus
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Weekly update: Looking ahead to the week of February 8
Hello students!
I'm very excited about this upcoming semester. This week, your Huck Finn papers are due. I'm truly looking forward to reading your essays!
Looking ahead: selected students from this class will be invited to join us at the 92ns street Y on February 24 to see John Banville/Colum Mc Cann read. This week, the coordinator will be joining us to explain this event a little further.
We are about to begin reading one of my favorite books ever: The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald!
Over break you will do a little reading, as well as work on the first draft of your college essay.
This coming Friday, you will also have an SAT vocabulary/Greek and Latin roots test.
Please remember to organize your notebook and let's work on developing our note-taking skills!
Notebook checks will occur weekly
Remember: you can always email me your drafts; I'd be happy to "track changes" and annotate your pieces.
I'm very excited about this upcoming semester. This week, your Huck Finn papers are due. I'm truly looking forward to reading your essays!
Looking ahead: selected students from this class will be invited to join us at the 92ns street Y on February 24 to see John Banville/Colum Mc Cann read. This week, the coordinator will be joining us to explain this event a little further.
We are about to begin reading one of my favorite books ever: The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald!
Over break you will do a little reading, as well as work on the first draft of your college essay.
This coming Friday, you will also have an SAT vocabulary/Greek and Latin roots test.
Please remember to organize your notebook and let's work on developing our note-taking skills!
Notebook checks will occur weekly
Remember: you can always email me your drafts; I'd be happy to "track changes" and annotate your pieces.
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