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Comma worksheet 10 pts due tomorrow Week 9/10 Daily Reading Practice  25 pts  due this Friday Next test will be on chapters 12-31 of To Kill a Mockingbird on Wednesday, November 7. Folders will also be taken up for 100 … Continue reading →

Friday: We finished DRPs for Week 9, then we took a multiple choice quiz on chapters 12-17. We started chapter 18 in class. Homework is to finish reading chapter 18. A look ahead for next week: Monday: Mr. Howard, the … Continue reading →

Today Mrs. McLendon reviewed chapters 13-15 and you added summaries to your “foldable” sheet in your folder.  Add color or illustrations to your summaries if you are a visual learner.  (Number 2 in your folder.)  Remember that your first item … Continue reading →

Happy Wednesday! Hope you enjoyed your surprise in class essay. I’m enjoying reading them!  Homework is to read chapter 15 and 16, but you already know that, because you wrote it down in your agenda. Right? Right? 🙂

If you have a printer, print off five of these and it could make your next five WOWs easier.Frayer Model Here’s a random picture of a man and his cat.

Homework: Read chapter 14. We started in class.

You guys took your 1-11 TKAM/benchmark, turned in your Week seven and eight DRP, and turned in your folders. Grades are being put in iNow as fast as I can get them entered.  Homework is to read chapter 12 in … Continue reading →

So today Mrs. McLendon did the Jeopardy review game with you guys. Some classes behaved and had a great time while some, well, while some disappointed us with their behavior.  Test on chapters 1-11 tomorrow. Folders due. Bring TKAM to class so … Continue reading →

It was great seeing so many parents at Open House last night. Thank you for coming! Advanced English 9: Today the students and I reviewed the questions for the different chapters and I quizzed them on chapter 11, which we … Continue reading →

Periods 1,4,5,6: Today the students did the Friday DRP (Week 7), took a multiple choice quiz on chapters 1-8 on To Kill a Mockingbird, then worked on their questions and vocabulary for the chapters. They also got a head start … Continue reading →