Welcome and How To

Good work in taking the time to find this class and homework blog! The first step is the hardest. The second is remembering to take that first step regularly.

The purpose of this blog is pretty simple. If you miss a class, or simply forget what we covered (and I know it does happen to the best of us at the worst of times), drop by here for a quick run-down on what was presented, discussed and what might be looming in the near future. I'll update briefly daily and in more depth when warranted.

Currently, here's where we're at:

Block A (1-1): English 9
Independent Novels: character stats for protagonist, primary antagonist, and additional character
Class Novel: Introduction to In the Heat of the Night

Block B (1-2): English 9
Independent Novels: character stats for protagonist, primary antagonist, and additional character
Class Novel: Started Chapter 1 of In the Heat of the Night

Block C (1-3): English 11
"This Poem Wants to be a Revolutionary": glossed major events
'We Didn't Start the Fire" lyrics

Block D (1-4): Socials 10
First draft of Canada Map
Groups formed for Cross-Country journey

Block E (2-1): English 8
Signed Guidelines due Monday, Sept 14
Myth worksheets handed out

Block F (2-2): English 8
Signed Guidelines due Monday, Sept 14
Myth worksheets handed out

Block H (2-4): English 11
"This Poem Want to be a Revolutionary": 5 glossed events due Monday, Sept 14

Cheers! I'm looking forward to an exciting, entertaining and interesting school year and hope you will all find it to be as well.

And just to show that everything can be edited
(WARNING: there is "language")