Friday, April 23, 2010
Mr. Lambert support page has been relocated
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Thursday
Eng:read ch. 25 & 26 Write an editorial based on Mr. Underwoods editorial in the Maycomb Tribune following the death of Tom Robison. this is the quote in the book, " Likened it to the senseless slaughter of songbirds by hunters & children" Use your own words to write your editorial. Here is an example of one from the NYT
Global: No HW
ES: Stellar evolution test tomorrow. study notes and ESRT
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wednesday
Eng: read ch. 24 of TKMB and write a paragraph summary.
Global: WWI test tomorrow
ES: Stellar evolution quiz on Friday
Friday, January 08, 2010
A lot of HW this weekend
Eng: Read Ch. 18 and summarize, also Read "Adult Conversation" handout and respond to the questions in 3 paragraphs.
Global: finish your in class essay (3 paragraphs) on if the US wanted to get involved in WWI, use handout to help formulate response.
ES: Read and take bullet notes for Ch. 21 in textbook.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
Tests!!!! eccentricity
Geo: review for similar tri-angles, ratio/proportion, perimeter's test tomorrow.
Eng: keep reviewing for book one (ch. 1-11) of TKMB; test tomorrow.
Global: keep studying for imperialism test on Friday.
ES: eccentricity lab tomorrow in class. Look at the cover of the esrt for the formula. Zero is closest to a circle for an eccentric path of a sate lite and closer to 1 (one) the path is more elliptical like the shape of a football.
Study the diagram, note an e of 0 makes a circular path, and as the eccentricity number increase toward 1 (one) ie: .77, the path becomes flatter and longer. Click the diagram to be teleported to a flash animation on planet eccentricity.
Monday, December 14, 2009
Imperialism Test on Friday.
Eng: You should have read up to Ch. 11 by tomorrow
Global: read and answers questions on Japan packet. (Imperialism Test on Friday)
Congratulations to Christian and Lindsey for answering the Global extra credit questions; they will receive extra points in their Global class & Support class)
ES: read note that were handed out today!
THE SEPOY MUTINY
The growing Indian discontent with British Imperialism finally erupted on May 10, 1857. The sepoys, who were Indians trained by the British as soldiers, heard rumors that the cartridges for their new Enfield rifles were greased with lard and beef fat. Since the cow is sacred to Hindus, and the pig is abhorrent to Muslims, all the sepoys were outraged, and they mutinied. Although initially the mutiny was spontaneous, it quickly became more organized and the sepoys even took over the cities of Delhi and Kanpur.
This mutiny was harshly crushed by the British. On September 20, 1857, the British recaptured Delhi, and in the following months, the British recaptured Kanpur and withstood a Sepoy siege of Lucknow. The British victories were accompanied by widespread atrocities, and in many cases, unarmed sepoys were bayoneted, sown up in the carcasses of pigs or cows, or fired from cannons.
Friday, December 11, 2009
HAve a great weekend
Eng: read ch. 10 and describe it in a few sentences.
Global: Imperialism test Dec. 18 (study)
extra credit: What 3 things did Britian want from China? write them down and hand them to me on Monday.
Es: Review ch. 10 packet.