Mrs. Webster's Homework Assignments

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20050126

January 26, 2005 Wednesday

Now you know: If you are an average American, in your whole life, you will spend an average of 6 months waiting at red lights.

Speech: We will be giving speeches all week. Remeber to turn in your outline before your speech on the day you present. Also, if you gave your speech, you will not get your grade until you have completed and turned in the self-evaluation.

Soph0mores: Bellringer 64: After going over prepositional phrases and commas, try yesterday's quiz again (click on yesterday's link below). This time, however, after copying and pasting your results, tell me how much better or worse you did than yesterday. Next, we are going to take the information you printed yesterday and color code or number according to your numbered questions from Section 1. You can go to http://bearcatenglish.com/highlighting.doc to see my sample. Afterwards, you will continue reading, researching, saving, printing, and highlighting/numbering information.

Freshmen: Bellringer 64: After going over prepositional phrases and commas, try yesterday's quiz again (click on yesterday's link below). This time, however, after copying and pasting your results, tell me how much better or worse you did than yesterday. Next, we are going to take the information you printed yesterday and color code or number according to your numbered questions from Section 1. You can go to http://bearcatenglish.com/highlighting.doc to see my sample. Afterwards, you will continue reading, researching, saving, printing, and highlighting/numbering information. Tomorrow we will take an online writing quiz then continue researching, etc.

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