ALL SECTIONS: SPECIAL REVIEW QUIZ WEDNESDAY ON ALL 15 PUNCTUATION TEMPLATES!
BE READY!!!!
ALL OTHER WEDNESDAY QUIZZES POSTPONED!!!!
BE READY!!!!
ALL OTHER WEDNESDAY QUIZZES POSTPONED!!!!
7th Grade/4th Period: Today we did Quiz #31 on IDIOT arguments. PT Quiz tomorrow.
7th Grade/6th Period: No class today: Floater Six. Tomorrow review quiz on PT’s, and then we’ll continue with the compound-complex quints.
8th Grade/2nd Period: Today we worked on the compound-complex quints; PT review quiz tomorrow.
8th Grade/Floaters: Today we did the IDIOT quiz, #31. Tomorrow we’ll do the PT review quiz and then continue to work on the compound-complex sentences.
HOOPER PROJECT: Big ups to David Englehardt, who slew his Hooper with the big U.S. history trifecta: of course James Monroe issued the Monroe Doctrine – duh – and Theodore Roosevelt issued the Roosevelt Corollary to it. Well done to D-Eng and the four other Hooper-killers who got points last night.
Tonight, Hoopers are heading south to the Lone Star State for some awesome but untaught history, including one of the true Thundercats of American history. To paraphrase Davey Crockett, “You all can go to Hooper, and I will go to Texas!” The questions: (a) In what year did Texas win its independence from Mexico?, (b), What was the decisive battle of the Texas Revolution?, and (c) Who two men led the armies in the battle?
7th Grade/6th Period: No class today: Floater Six. Tomorrow review quiz on PT’s, and then we’ll continue with the compound-complex quints.
8th Grade/2nd Period: Today we worked on the compound-complex quints; PT review quiz tomorrow.
8th Grade/Floaters: Today we did the IDIOT quiz, #31. Tomorrow we’ll do the PT review quiz and then continue to work on the compound-complex sentences.
HOOPER PROJECT: Big ups to David Englehardt, who slew his Hooper with the big U.S. history trifecta: of course James Monroe issued the Monroe Doctrine – duh – and Theodore Roosevelt issued the Roosevelt Corollary to it. Well done to D-Eng and the four other Hooper-killers who got points last night.
Tonight, Hoopers are heading south to the Lone Star State for some awesome but untaught history, including one of the true Thundercats of American history. To paraphrase Davey Crockett, “You all can go to Hooper, and I will go to Texas!” The questions: (a) In what year did Texas win its independence from Mexico?, (b), What was the decisive battle of the Texas Revolution?, and (c) Who two men led the armies in the battle?
