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  • February 15th

    8th Grade Bible:  We will do the spiritual gifts test on Wednesday in class, to find your spiritual gifts!!

     

    8th Grade History:  Read pg. 192-196 and do questions on pg. 196 (1-6).

     

    5th Grade Math:  Do Lesson 109 (1-4);  Lesson 110 (1-4, 6, 9);  Lesson 113 (1-5).  No Greens!!!!  If you run into a problem, knowing how to do the new stuff, just wait until Wednesday and we will go over it, write me a note so that I know that you are having troubles.

     

    10th Grade History:  Read pg. 211-215 and do questions on pg. 215 (1-10). Finish the map from class on Friday, if you didn't get it done. It will be due Wednesday!!

     

    Computer Class:  You will get your homework by e-mail!!!

     

    7th Grade Saxon 8/7:  Do Lesson 87 (6-10, 21,22,28-30); Lesson 88 (2-4, 6-8, 122-15, 21,22). If you have problems with the new concepts, we will go over it in class on Wednesday. Make sure and write me a note if you have problems. I will give you the study guide for the test on Friday, in class on Wednesday. If you did not hand in your homework last week, it will be due Wednesday!!

     

    7th Grade Science:  Reag pg. 482-493 and do Brain Drain on 493 (1-9). Finish worksheet #24 from Friday, if you didn't finish it in class. It will be due Wednesday!! We will have a test on Friday, so we will have a study guide on Wednesday, to get ready for the test!!

  • February 8th

    8th Grade Bible:  You are suppose to be thinking about what you think your spiritual gifts may be, we will discuss those on Friday, since we have a chapel on Wednesday.

    8th Grade History: I have sent your study guide through the e-mail for you to work on. The test is not until Friday, but you can start now, and we will go over it also in class on Wednesday. If you have problems getting it please contact me.

    5th Grade Math: Do  Lesson 103: 1,2,4,5;   Lesson 104:  1-4,6;  Lesson 105:  1,2,4,7      No Greens If you have any problems you can ask me on Wednesday.

    10th Grade History:  I have sent your study guide through the e-mail for you to work on. Your test is this Wednesday!! If you have problems with getting the study guide or have difficulty on some of the questions, contact me today sometime.

    7th Grade Saxon 8/7:  Do Lesson 83: 10,12,14-17,19,20,22,24-26  and Lesson 84:  2,9,11,16,17,19,22,23. If you have problems with this you can hold off on the difficult ones and ask me on Wednesday. We will have a test on Friday, I will give you the study guide in class on Wednesday.

    7th Grade Science:  Read pages 462-471 and do the Brain Drain on pg. 471 (1-6)

    Computer Class:  Mr. Young will be e-mailing your homework to you tonight!! It will be due Wednesday!! We are still working on Excel, so if you have time play with it and try and form the times table in it. Mr. Young will be in class on Wednesday to help where you need it.

    Have a nice snow day!!!!

  • 8th History, 5th Math, 10th History, 7th Saxon 8/7, and 7th Science

    8th Grade History: Work on your amendment to the Constitution, due Monday. If you have any questions about it, you can contact me by phone or e-mail.

     

    5th Grade Math: We will take your Quiz on Monday!! Enjoy your day off!!

     

    10th Grade History: Read pg. 157-159 and do questions 1-6 on page 159. We will work on your study guide Monday, the test is not until Wednesday.

     

    7th Grade Saxon 8/7: We will take you test on Monday in class.

     

    7th Grade Science: We will take your quiz on Monday in class.

  • Snow Day Dec. 15th & 16th Homework!! All Classes!!

    12th Grade Geography:  No Homework!! Enjoy the day off!!

    8th Grade Saxon 8/7:  No Homework!! Enjoy the day off!!

    9th & 10th Grade Vocabulary:  No Vocabulary this week!! Enjoy the Time off!!

    10th Grade History:  I will be e-mailing you your study guide for your test on Wednesday.  Study for your test on Wednesday. 

    6th & 8th Grade History:  Do the 50 States and Capitals Review Sheet and study for your test on Wednesday over the 50 States and Capitals.

     

    50 States and Capitals Review Worksheet

    Test on Wednesday, December 16th

    Matching:  Match the following States with their Capitals. 

    __________ 1.  Alaska                                                                        A.  Albany         

    __________ 2.  Alabama                                                                     B.  Annapolis

    __________  3.  Arkansas                                                                   C.  Atlanta

    __________  4.  Arizona                                                                     D.  Augusta

    __________  5.  California                                                                   E.  Austin

    __________  6.  Colorado                                                                   F.  Baton Rouge

    __________  7.  Connecticut                                                               G.  Bismarck

    __________  8.  Delaware                                                                   H.  Boise

    __________  9.  Florida                                                                      I.  Boston

    __________ 10.  Georgia                                                                    J.  Carson City

    __________ 11.  Hawaii                                                                      K.  Charleston

    __________ 12.  Idaho                                                                       L.  Cheyenne

    __________ 13.  Illinois                                                                       M.  Columbia

    __________ 14.  Indiana                                                                     N.  Columbus

    __________ 15.  Iowa                                                                        O.  Concord

    __________ 16.  Kansas                                                                     P.  Denver

    __________ 17.  Kentucky                                                                 Q.  Des Moines

    __________ 18.  Louisiana                                                                  R.  Dover

    __________ 19.  Maine                                                                       S.  Frankfort

    __________ 20.  Maryland                                                                  T.  Harrisburg

    __________ 21.  Massachusetts                                                          U.  Hartford

    __________ 22.  Michigan                                                                  V.  Helena

    __________ 23.  Minnesota                                                                W.  Honolulu

    __________ 24.  Mississippi                                                                X.  Indianapolis

    __________ 25.  Missouri                                                                   Y. Jackson

    __________ 26.  Montana                                                                   Z.  Jefferson City

    __________ 27.  Nebraska                                                                 AA.  Juneau

    __________ 28.  New Hampshire                                                       BB.  Lansing

    __________ 29.  New Jersey                                                              CC.  Lincoln

    __________ 30.  New Mexico                                                            DD.  Little Rock

    __________ 31.  New York                                                                EE.  Madison

    __________ 32.  Nevada                                                                    FF.  Montgomery

    __________ 33.  North Carolina                                                         GG.  Montpelier

    __________ 34.  North Dakota                                                           HH.  Nashville

    __________ 35.  Ohio                                                                         II.  Oklahoma City

    __________ 36.  Oklahoma                                                                JJ.  Olympia

    __________ 37.  Oregon                                                                     KK. Phoenix

    __________ 38.  Pennsylvania                                                             LL.  Pierre

    __________ 39.  Rhode Island                                                            MM.  Providence

    __________ 40.  South Carolina                                                          NN.  Raleigh

    __________ 41.  South Dakota                                                           OO.  Richmond

    __________ 42.  Tennessee                                                                PP.  Sacramento

    __________ 43.  Texas                                                                       QQ.  St. Paul

    __________ 44.  Utah                                                                         RR.  Salem

    __________ 45.  Virginia                                                                     SS.  Salt Lake City

    __________ 46.  Vermont                                                                   TT.  Santa Fe

    __________ 47.  Washington                                                              UU.  Springfield

    __________ 48.  West Virginia                                                            VV.  Tallahassee

    __________ 49.  Wisconsin                                                                 WW.  Topeka

    __________ 50.  Wyoming                                                                  XX.  Trenton

    Map Portion:  Make sure and know where they are located on the United States Map.

     

     

     

  • Friday, Feb. 22nd Homework

    All Classes:  Check the past blogs for all the classes assignments.  5th & 6th are combined. 10th have their own blog. 8th & 9th have their own blog.
  • 5th & 6th Grade History Feb. 22nd Homework

    5th Grade History:  Do Skills Sheet pg. 23 (You can use your book pages 6,7,26,41-43) to complete the front and back of the skills sheet.

    6th Grade History:  Do Map Book pg.63-64 (You use the timelines in ch. 7-9 to fill out pg. 63 and pg. 176 to fill out pg. 64).

  • Friday, Feb. 22nd 10th Grade History Homework

    10th Grade History:  Read pg. 230-234.  Start on your Quiz Study Guide Worksheet.  Your Quiz is on Wednesday, Feb. 27th.

    10th Grade History Quiz #5 Ch. 13 (pg. 216-237) Homework Study Guide 
    1. What document did King John sign at Runnymede?
      
    1. Who became king after the Battle of Bosworth Field?
      
    1. Who won the Hundred Years’ War?
      
    1. Who was known as “Maid of Orleans”?
      
    1. Who was the most hated king in English history?
      
    1. Who called the first meeting of parliament together?
      
    1. What woman was the queen of both England and France?
      
    1. Who discovered Brazil?
      
    1. Who crossed Panama and discovered the Pacific Ocean?
      
    1. What Italian explored for England?
      
    1. Who discovered the Mississippi River?
      
    1. Who sailed to the Cape of Good Hope?
      
    1. Who began a three year voyage around the world?
      
    1. Who discovered the St. Lawrence River?
      
    1. Who was the hero to the people of Scotland?
      
    1. What king called the Model Parliament?
       
    1. Who began the Plantagenet line of kings?
     
    1. What Indian group built the first great civilization in the Western Hemisphere?
      
    1. When did Columbus finally reach the New World?
      
    1. What Mexican tribe was conquered by Hernando Cortes?
  • Friday, Feb. 22nd 8th & 9th Grade Homework

     8th Grade Grammar:  No Homework.  Robbie you can take you test on Monday.

    8th & 9th Grade History:  You are having a Quiz on Wednesday, Feb. 27th, so I have listed some of the facts for that quiz below.  Also, you have a matching worksheet over the Central States & Capitals.  Haley & Robbie, you will take your history test on Monday.

    8th & 9th Grade History Quiz #5 Fact Study Guide

    Quiz on Wednesday, Feb. 27th Know the facts for the following words: 

    Transcendentalism                                            Cherokee Indians

    Caesar McLemore                                           John Jasper

    Richard Allen                                                    Negro Spirituals

    Trail of Tears

       Geography:

    Know the states and capitals of the Central, United States and where they are located on a map.

     

     

                                                                              Central U.S. States & Capitals Worksheet

    Match the Abbreviatons to the States and the States to their Capitals.

     Abbreviations                                                           States                                                              Capitals

    IA                                                                               Ohio                                                                 Madison

    KS                                                                              Indiana                                                             Des Moines

    SD                                                                              Michigan                                                           Topeka

    NE                                                                               Illinois                                                              Pierre

    MI                                                                                Wisconsin                                                       Bismarck

    ND                                                                               Minnesota                                                       Indianapolis

    IN                                                                                 Iowa                                                                Springfield

    IL                                                                                 Missouri                                                           St. Paul

    MN                                                                               Kansas                                                            Columbus

    MO                                                                               Nebraska                                                          Lansing

    OH                                                                                South Dakota                                                    Jefferson City

    WI                                                                                 North Dakota                                                     Lincoln

  • Homework for Feb. 11th

    6th Grade History:  Read pg.152-156 do 8E and Study for you History Quiz.

    8th Grade Grammar: Do pg. 142 Ex. C, 143 Ex. E, and 144 Ex. G.  Study for your Test.

    5th Grade History:  pg. 180-181 Section I, II, & III.  Study for your History Test. 

        If you have any questions on your homework or study guides, please feel free and contact me.   

  • Homework Feb. 1st.

    Make sure and check my blogs.  I have every classes homework listed, some are their own blog. 
  • 6th Grade History, 8th Grammar, & 5th History Homework Feb. 1st

    6th Grade History:  No Homework!! Enjoy!!

    8th Grade Grammar:  Take the Voc. Test on page 35 in your Vocabulary book.  It is a Test so do it with no help.  

    5th Grade History:  Read pgs. 15 & 40 in your book on Geography.  Do Skills Sheet 20 & 21.  We will have a Quiz next Wednesday in Class.  We will go over what our quiz is over on Monday.  

  • 8th & 9th Grade History Homework Feb. 1st

    8th & 9th Grade History:  Take the matching part of the state test, the labeling part we will do on Monday.

    8th & 9th Grade History Test #4 (States & Capitals)

     

     

    Matching:  Match the following States with their Capitals. 

     

    __________  1.  Alabama                                                                    A.  Boston

     

    __________  2.  Arkansas                                                                   B.  Harrisburg

     

    __________  3.  Connecticut                                                               C.  Nashville

     

    __________  4.  Delaware                                                                   D.  Charleston

     

    __________  5.  Florida                                                                      E.  Concord

     

    __________  6.  Georgia                                                                     F.  Albany

     

    __________  7.  Kentucky                                                                  G.  Augusta

     

    __________  8.  Louisiana                                                                   H.  Jackson

     

    __________  9.  Maine                                                                        I.  Raleigh

     

    __________ 10.  Maryland                                                                  J.  Providence

     

    __________ 11.  Massachusetts                                                          K.  Montgomery

     

    __________ 12.  Mississippi                                                                L.  Frankfort

     

    __________ 13.  New Hampshire                                                       M.  Tallahassee

     

    __________ 14.  New Jersey                                                              N.  Baton Rouge

     

    __________ 15.  New York                                                                O.  Austin

     

    __________ 16.  North Carolina                                                         P.  Hartford

     

    __________ 17.  Oklahoma                                                                Q.  Montpelier

     

    __________ 18.  Pennsylvania                                                            R.  Columbia

     

    __________ 19.  Rhode Island                                                            S.  Richmond

     

    __________ 20.  South Carolina                                                          T.  Dover

     

    __________ 21.  Tennessee                                                                U.  Annapolis

     

    __________ 22.  Texas                                                                       V.  Trenton

     

    __________ 23.  Vermont                                                                   W.  Atlanta

     

    __________ 24.  Virginia                                                                     X.  Little Rock

     

    __________ 25.  West Virginia                                                            Y.  Oklahoma City

  • 10th Grade History Homework Feb. 1st

    10th Grade History:  Read pg. 207-208.  Test will be next Wednesday.  Here is your first Study Guide Fact Sheet for the Test.

    10th Grade History Test #4 Study Guide (ch. 11 -12)

    Test on Wednesday, Feb. 6th

    Know the facts for the following words:

    Gothic Architecture                                                                   Charlemagne Empire

    Gerhard Groote                                                                        Otto the Great

    Mayor of the Palace                                                                 First Crusade

    Vikings (Norseman)                                                                  Dante

    Chivalry                                                                                    Treaty of Verdun

    Friars                                                                                       St. Patrick

    Medici                                                                                      Saladin

    Charlemagne                                                                            Feudalism

    Scholasticism                                                                            Sacraments

    Demesne                                                                                  Monasticism

    Pepin the Short                                                                         Johann Gutenberg

    Flanders                                                                                   Thomas a Kempis

    Pope Innocent III                                                                     Frederick Barbarossa

    Monastic Orders                                                                      Latin “papa”

    University of Prague                                                                  Third Crusade

    “Going to Canossa” phrase                                                       John Huss

    Great Schism                                                                            King Clovis

    Pope Gregory                                                                           Guild

    Breviary                                                                                   Fief

    Burg                                                                                         Patron

    Raphael                                                                                    Bernard of Clairvaux

    Michelangelo                                                                            Machiavelli

    Savonarola                                                                               Aquinas

    Chaucer                                                                                   Wycliffe

    Leonardo da Vinci                                                                    Bacon

    Petrine Theory                                                                          Battle of Tours

    Salerno                                                                                     Black Death (Plague)

    Council of Toulouse                                         

     Essay Question: 

    Explain how the Middle Ages can truly be called the Dark Ages.  Give at least two factors that help bring Europe out of the Dark Ages.

     

     

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