Living Environment: Read pages 35-39 in textbook, Cell project due 10/6
Enjoy the two days off.
Monday, September 29, 2008
September 29, 2008
Global: Ancient river valley civ. test 10/15. study notes on Mesopotamia, Nile and Indus will be covered on the test.
Living Environment: Read pages 35-39 in textbook, Cell project due 10/6
Enjoy the two days off.
Living Environment: Read pages 35-39 in textbook, Cell project due 10/6
Enjoy the two days off.
Friday, September 26, 2008
Ancient River Valley Civilizations
Get some popcorn and call a few friends to watch this video on Mesopotamia. It also contains your global notes.
Enjoy the weekend.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
September 23, 2008 - Ziggurat
Global: read crime & punishment in Babylonia answer questions for review #1-5 in complete sentences.
ES: Density extra credit due tomorrow. Density test on 9/25
Living Environment: Cell organelle project due 9/29
ES: Density extra credit due tomorrow. Density test on 9/25
Living Environment: Cell organelle project due 9/29
Algebra: Test on Friday
Monday, September 22, 2008
Mr. Faitakes . com
For all of my students that have the funny guy Mr. Faitakes, click on the pic for a link to his page.
Eng. Lit - film class assignment
Major Assignment #1: Scene Analysis
Step #1: Choose a film (preferably one you enjoy and are familiar with)
Step #2: Choose a scene from the film (one that really sticks out to you)
Step #3: Watch the scene completely from beginning to end
Step #4: Rewind to the beginning of the scene and begin your analysis (you will probably have to rewind the scene quite often to make sure you have all the information) *Tip: pause the film after each shot to check to see if you have all the required information so you don’t have to keep rewinding the film.
For each shot you need to note the following:
Camera setup – is it long shot, medium shot, close-up, extreme close-up, etc.
Camera movement – pan, tilt, boom, dolly, etc.
Lighting – describe the lighting in the scene, are certain characters given more light, etc.
Sound – music in the background, background noise (conversations, glass breaking),
musical score playing, song from soundtrack, etc.
Dialogue – summarize/state what is being discussed/said
Character movement – describe the characters, do they move, do they speak with an accent, do the use any props?
Your paper should be set up as follows:
Introduction: (paragraph form) identify the film, the director, the actors that are in the scene you analyzed, what the set looks like in the scene.
Body: Scene analysis (use the same format as the scene analysis example we did in class)
Conclusion: (paragraph form) explain why you chose this film and this particular scene for this assignment.
YOUR PAPER MUST BE TYPED, DOUBLED-SPACED!!!
Step #1: Choose a film (preferably one you enjoy and are familiar with)
Step #2: Choose a scene from the film (one that really sticks out to you)
Step #3: Watch the scene completely from beginning to end
Step #4: Rewind to the beginning of the scene and begin your analysis (you will probably have to rewind the scene quite often to make sure you have all the information) *Tip: pause the film after each shot to check to see if you have all the required information so you don’t have to keep rewinding the film.
For each shot you need to note the following:
Camera setup – is it long shot, medium shot, close-up, extreme close-up, etc.
Camera movement – pan, tilt, boom, dolly, etc.
Lighting – describe the lighting in the scene, are certain characters given more light, etc.
Sound – music in the background, background noise (conversations, glass breaking),
musical score playing, song from soundtrack, etc.
Dialogue – summarize/state what is being discussed/said
Character movement – describe the characters, do they move, do they speak with an accent, do the use any props?
Your paper should be set up as follows:
Introduction: (paragraph form) identify the film, the director, the actors that are in the scene you analyzed, what the set looks like in the scene.
Body: Scene analysis (use the same format as the scene analysis example we did in class)
Conclusion: (paragraph form) explain why you chose this film and this particular scene for this assignment.
YOUR PAPER MUST BE TYPED, DOUBLED-SPACED!!!
THIS ASSIGNMENT IS DUE ON: october 3rd
Friday, September 19, 2008
Plant and Animal cells
Take a look at the animal and plant cells and look at the different organelles that make up the cell. Click the above link for an interactevive plant and animal cell.
Monday, September 15, 2008
September 15, 2008
Global Studies quiz on 9/18
culture & civilization
study your notes and powerpoint handouts
culture & civilization
study your notes and powerpoint handouts
Tuesday, September 02, 2008
Welcome back to school!
I Hope you all have had a fun filled relaxing summer. I am looking forward to the up coming school year and being your teacher. We are going to continue with the learning process. Please take 10 minutes to check out this site; open up the useful links and search through the past archives. Feel free to comment anytime. Your parents may find this site useful too.
Sincerely Mr. Lambert
Saturday, July 26, 2008
Friday, June 06, 2008
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
May 20, 2008
ES: period 3: rock lab questions 1-5.
period 5: rock lab read page 6. questions 1-13
Math: Locus test tomorrow. HW: do odds on page 7
CONTINUE TO STUDY FOR YOUR REGENTS.
period 5: rock lab read page 6. questions 1-13
Math: Locus test tomorrow. HW: do odds on page 7
CONTINUE TO STUDY FOR YOUR REGENTS.
Monday, May 19, 2008
REGENTS DATES & TIMES
Continue to study for your exams. ES: regents review will be today after school, there will be other dates also. ES LAB PRACTICAL IS JUNE 5TH PERIODS 4&5
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
May 6, 2008
Monday, May 05, 2008
May 5th 2008
ES: Do now tomorrow on Earth quakes click on picture for powerpoint link.
Math: p. 562 # 8-17 Test This Friday.
Math: p. 562 # 8-17 Test This Friday.Global: Study India; test later this week.
Monday, April 14, 2008
April 14, 2008
Es: Weathering test on Wednesday. Continue to study your powerpoints.
Math 10xr: Translation, reflection and dialation test on Wednesday. Continue to study your notes and examples. HW: finish the reflection problem we began in class.
Math 10xr: Translation, reflection and dialation test on Wednesday. Continue to study your notes and examples. HW: finish the reflection problem we began in class.
Tuesday, April 08, 2008
April 8, 2008
ES: Study your weathering notes.
EXTRA CREDIT: bring in a 1/2 gallon milk\oj carton and a rag for next Tuesday.
Friday 4/11 - Support Climate Security Act extra credit is due. DO THIS AT HOME. BRING IN THE PRINT OUT TO MRS. DEGL (WEATHERING TEST NEXT WEEK)
MATH10XR: do the odds on page 1& 2 in the transformation packet.
(TRANSFORMATION TEST NEXT THURSDAY)
EXTRA CREDIT: bring in a 1/2 gallon milk\oj carton and a rag for next Tuesday.
Friday 4/11 - Support Climate Security Act extra credit is due. DO THIS AT HOME. BRING IN THE PRINT OUT TO MRS. DEGL (WEATHERING TEST NEXT WEEK)
MATH10XR: do the odds on page 1& 2 in the transformation packet.
(TRANSFORMATION TEST NEXT THURSDAY)
Thursday, April 03, 2008
April 3, 2008
ES: Review your weathering notes.
MATH10XR: Complete 1-20 in regents review
Global power point is due tomorrow.
MATH10XR: Complete 1-20 in regents review
Global power point is due tomorrow.
Monday, March 31, 2008
March 31, 2008
Math10xr: Volume and surface area test on prisms, spheres, cubes, and pyramids on April 2, 2008.
Es: Weathering lab due April 2nd.
make sure you know these formulas for the test.
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