Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Wednesday, January 7
First of all, of course, Happy Birthday to Mr. Connolly's sister, awesome mother of five, expert in ninjutsu. And now, on to the update...
7th Grade/2nd Period: No class today, floater two. Tomorrow is the quiz on relative clause identification.
7th Grade/3rd Period: Today we did the quiz on relative clause identification; then, we moved onward and upward into the world of RC's. No class tomorrow -- floater three.
8th Grade/4th & 6th Period: Five-paragraph essays on "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" are due tomorrow. Next up is the five-graph essay on To Kill a Mockingbird. And soon thereafter, essays on "How It Works" and "Who Shall Rule?"
HOOPER PROJECT: Congrats to Whittington for rocking Monday night's innuagural Hooper. Indeed, Barack Obama will be our 44th president, he will be sworn in at noon on January 20th, and he will work with the newly-sworn-in 111th Congress.
Today, an appropos Hooper on the economy. Two points to any Comper who can tell me differences between the following things: the national debt, the federal deficit, and the trade deficit? Good luck.
7th Grade/2nd Period: No class today, floater two. Tomorrow is the quiz on relative clause identification.
7th Grade/3rd Period: Today we did the quiz on relative clause identification; then, we moved onward and upward into the world of RC's. No class tomorrow -- floater three.
8th Grade/4th & 6th Period: Five-paragraph essays on "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" are due tomorrow. Next up is the five-graph essay on To Kill a Mockingbird. And soon thereafter, essays on "How It Works" and "Who Shall Rule?"
HOOPER PROJECT: Congrats to Whittington for rocking Monday night's innuagural Hooper. Indeed, Barack Obama will be our 44th president, he will be sworn in at noon on January 20th, and he will work with the newly-sworn-in 111th Congress.
Today, an appropos Hooper on the economy. Two points to any Comper who can tell me differences between the following things: the national debt, the federal deficit, and the trade deficit? Good luck.