Week 10 9th grade 10/13/25-10/17/25

 

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Biology
Parent/Teacher Conferences - No School
At Home: Module 2:The Chemistry of Life- Carbon Compounds; Read Text Book Pages 66- 68; Complete OYO 2.16--2.19 and relevant definitions in Student Notebook. Use Slides for lesson if needed. In Class: Module 2:The Chemistry of Life- Carbon Compounds; Carbohydrates, Functional Groups and Organic Acids and bases; Text Book Pages 58- 64; Take notes in class for ClassWork At Home: Module 2:The Chemistry of Life- Carbon Compounds; Only Read Text Book Pages 69- 73; Revise any OYOs and relevant definitions in Student Notebook. Use Slides for lesson if needed. In Class: Module 2:The Chemistry of Life- Carbon Compounds- Lipids, Proteins and Enzymes; Text Book Pages 66- 75; Take notes in class for ClassWork **Co-teachers: we are entering challenging material in Science Class. Students will need to be focused, alert and present during these lectures . I would recommend students get a good night's rest and eat a good breakfast so they are focused ready to learn college level Biology :-)
Latin IICH 4 Review Derivatives p 88Ch 4 Atticus Helps the AtheniansQuestions About the Text p 88, 1-5Start ch 5, Lorica Hammata Sample
Latin I1)Review chapter 4 vocabulary flashcards. 2)Read page 64 in the text. 3)Write the correct form of the adjective magnus, magna, magnum to agree with the following nouns: castris, filios, bellum, praemia, portae, rivum. 4) Decline nauta armatus. Note: nauta is masculine! HW due Wednesday.Homework due. Chapter readng. Vocab review and derivatives. LF 2 continued. Ex 5,6,7 in class. Decline agricola bonus. Do exercise 8 and 9 on page 66 in the textbook. Label your homework "Week 10 TH HW." Due Friday.Review of chapter 4 concepts. Chapter reading review. Talking p. 67.
Ancient HumanitiesRead The Great Pyramids of GizaArchitecture and building in ancient Egypt.Read Make a Chicken MummyMummifaction Lab
Algebra IFinish Exercise 4-6: 11-21 oddIntroduction to PolynomialsStudy for Chapter 4 TestChapter 4 Test
CompositionWrite a summary paragraph of Chapters 12-23. Include setting, characters, and plot. Write another paragraph detailing your impression of these chapters. Include: 1)what stood out to you in these chapters, 2)what you may have questioned/disagreed with, 3) Which character(s) you liked/disliked, and why, 4) Any symbolism, foreshadowing, poetic language, or references that revealed the story's purpose/intent. This second paragraph is YOUR opinion- it should be in first person. Proper writing conventions are required. Paragraphs must be typed, double spaced, 12 point Times or Arial font. Due tomorrow in class.Turn in paragraphs on chapters 12-23 and Discuss.

Finish reading The Scarlet Pimpernel for discussion on Monday.
Do research on the French or English aristocracy (find at least 2 reputable sources). Write a mini research paper on your findings, minimum of 3 paragraphs and a max of 2 pages. Proper writing conventions are required. Paper must be typed, double spaced, 12 point Times or Arial Font.

Due Tomorrow.
Turn in research.

Concise writing exercises.

Over the weekend, finish reading the Scarlet Pimpernel. Write a summary paragraph of the final chapters.
Due Monday.

Biblical FoundationsRead Reasons for Belief, Geisler, pp 25-61; Read The Story of Reality, Koukl, pp. 43-64Challenge #2: God does not exist; Potential problem: Christianity rests upon God's existence. If God does not exist, Christianity is false; Science provides us with evidence thayt the4 universe had a beginning. Who or What brought it into existence? Every complex design has a designer. Everywhere we look in the universe, we find evidence of complex design. Who is the Designer? Every moral law has a moral lawmaker. There is a universal moral law. There must be a Moral Lawmaker. Discuss Geisler; Discuss Koukl; Discuss quiz.Read Reasons for Belief, Geisler, pp. 25-61; prepare for quizTake Quiz 2.1 in class