Mrs. Webster's Homework Assignments

Welcome to Mrs. Webster's Homework Assignments Page! Here you can see from day to day what we are doing in class and what homework has been assigned and when it is due.

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Wednesday, March 1, 2006

English 3 -- We will be having a party in class for Chapter 3...it is important that you have read the chapter.

English 4 / 1102 -- We will work on your in-class essay over "The Story of an Hour". You will have all hour to complete it.

Speeches -- We will discuss debates. I will assign you groups and then together you will choose topics.

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Tuesday, February 28, 2006

English 3 -- Today, you will write about the following: "What is something you want that money can't buy?" Next, we will discuss what you have written down about the characters. Finally, you will get with a partner and look for references to colors. You will have a chart to complete. For homework, read Chapter 3 and do the worksheet.

English 4 / 1102 -- We will begin by discussing "The Story of an Hour." You will work with a partner to look more deeply into the story and will discuss your findings with the class. Finally, you will have a bit of time to work on your research paper.

Speech-- Last three speeches today. . . we hope!

Reading Lab - you will read the next chapter with a partner, answer questions, and then draw a picture.

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Monday, February 27, 2006

English 3 -- We will discuss Chapter 2. Be sure to bring your completed worksheet with you.

English 4 -- We will continue working on rough drafts of the research paper. Final drafts are due Tuesday by the end of the day.

Speech -- more speeches

Reading -- We will begin the next chapter of War of the Worlds.

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Friday, February 24, 2006

English 3 -- First, while waiting for met to take attendance, you should open a Word document and type today's date. Next, please write about the following topic: How important are first impressions?
Last, we will discuss Chapter 1. Tonight, read Chapter 2 and do the questions assigned.

English 4 / 1102 -- Today, work on your lit analysis because it is due by the end of the day (turned in with your drafts). Yesterday, we looked at a couple of sample analysis papers. If time remains, work on your research paper final, as it is due Tuesday.

Speech -- Still more speeches.

Reading -- Bookworm contest today!

Thursday, February 23. 2006

English 3 -- You will finish your Power Point presentations on your color today. Afterwards, we will discuss why we still are reading a book from the 1920's and if you've ever wanted to relive a moment from your past to redo it. IF time permits, we will discuss Chapter 1 and your worksheet.

English 4 / 1102 -- You should be correcting your lit analysis papers now that you've peer edited. Today, you will peer edit the research paper drafts (use a clean, updated copy). Tomorrow, your lit analyses are due. Your research paper final drafts are due next Tuesday.

Speech -- more speeches...we're halfway there.

Reading -- We will read Chapter 4. The action's getting good!!

Wednesday, February 22, 2006

English 3 -- Today, you will have about half the class time to finish up your color Power Point presentations. Afterwards, you will begin presenting your assigned color. As a class, you will take notes on the other presentations so you are familiar with all assigned colors when you begin reading Gatsby. . .and speaking of Gatsby. . .you should read Chapter 1 tonight and answer the questions on the worksheet.

English 4/1102 -- I will hand back your research paper drafts as well as your lit analysis drafts today. We will peer edit your lit analysis papers, and I will give you a sheet to use. Tomorrow, you will peer edit your research paper drafts (use a clean, hopefully edited copy for your peers to use and not the one Miss Wells and I marked on). Tomorrow (Thursday), you should use class time remaining after peer editing to fix both drafts. Friday I will give you a couple of sample lit analyses to use as samples for your final draft. Your lit analyses are due Friday by the end of the day (along with your drafts). Next Monday and Tuesday you will work on your research paper final copy. It is due by the end of the day.

Speech -- speeches today

Reading -- We are on Chapter 3 of War of the Worlds. You will pretend you are the leader of the Army and will write a plan for fixing what is happening.

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Tuesday, February 21, 2006

English 3 -- You will work with your partner today taking notes on your assigned color. You need to then make a presentation of some sort to teach the class about your color...include synonyms for your color as well as objects that are usually your color. The original website is http://interactives.mped.org/view_interactive.aspx?id=583&title= . However, if this does not work for you, please go to these websites instead:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_psychology

http://www.benjaminmoore.com/wrapper_pg1art.asp?L=color&K=color&N=colabot&art=5.3.5

http://www.hgtv.com/hgtv/cda/article_print/0,1983,HGTV_3368_1389947_ARTICLE-DETAIL-PRINT,00.html

http://www.grokdotcom.com/readingcolors.htm
and answer these questions:

a. What emotional connotations are associated with the color you are researching?

b. what cultural connotations are associated with the color you are researching?


English 4 (1102)--Your lit analysis draft is due by the end of the day today. I will return your research paper drafts today. You will need to work on another draft, correcting and adding information. This is due at the beginning of the hour Thurs. so that you can have your paper peer edited. Tomorrow, you will peer edit your critical analysis drafts. They are due by Friday.

Speech -- Speeches continue today.

Reading -- We will begin Chapter 2 of War of the Worlds.

Friday, February 17, 2006

English 3 -- Before beginning The Great Gatsby, we need to discuss symbolism and Fitzgerald's use of color, so we will be looking at what colors represent. You will be assigned a partner (most of you, anyway...some of you will have to work alone) and you will research information on your color.

English 4 (1102) -- Continue working on your drafts. I will conference with you today to ensure you are comfortable with your topic.

Speech -- More speeches today.

Thursday, February 16, 2006

English 3 -- We will watch the videos some of you produced over Huck Finn. IF time allows, we will discuss F. Scott Fitzgerald through Power Point.

English 4 -- Continue on your drafts of your literary analysis. We will discuss in class today your thesis statements and your details.

Speech -- speeches begin today!

Reading -- We will begin reading War of the Worlds.

Wednesday, February 15, 2006

English 3 -- Today, you need to finish your web hunt over Fitzgerald and the 1920's.

English 4 (1102) -- Continue working on your critical analysis outline. Your draft is due Tuesday.

Speech -- We will discuss finishing touches on speeches today.

Reading -- Power Point presentations today.