Homework week of 4/28/08

Middle School Humanities and Language Arts Homework
Week of April 28

Humanities
6th Grade
The first section of the rough draft of the history report was due this Monday, April 28. You will write your introduction in language arts class on Tuesday this week. The second section of writing is due on Friday.
Please note that all sections of the rough draft are to be turned in by next Friday, May 8.
Remember that a copy of your outline needs to be turned in with the writing and you need to have your notes and sources with you each day. Be prepared to work in either history or language arts classes.

7th Grade
This Friday, May 2nd, bring 2 copies of your report outline, all of your notes, and your sources to class. If you need to photocopy your outline, do it BEFORE class. You will begin the rough draft of your report in class. The first third (about 2 and a half pages) of the rough draft of your report is due on Wed., May 7th. The rest will be due on Wed., May 14th.

8th Grade
See below for 8th grade project information.

Language Arts
6th Grade Language Arts
1) Test on WW unit 8 will be on Thursday
2) If you have not turned in the pronoun comic/writing, it is also due Thursday.
3) You are to write a lit log on the book you are currently reading to a new, to be asssigned in class, partner. The partner and topic will be handed out in class on Tuesday. The lit log is d ue on Tuesday, May 6.


7th Grade Language Arts
1) Tests on WW 9 and 10 will be next week on Friday, May 9th, instead of this Friday.
2) YOU WILL HAVE A LANUAGE ARTS CLASS ON THURSDAY INSTEAD OF MATH. BRING ALL OF YOUR REPORT WORK.
2) This Friday (May 2nd), the rough draft of your class book essay is due, along with the planning sheet. You will write the final essay in class on Wednesday, May 7th. If you are word processing the rough draft, be sure to put it on your travel drive and bring it to class on Wednesday, May 7th.


8th Grade Language Arts
1. The final sections of your 8th grade project are due on Thursday, May 1st.
2. Bring Twelfth Night every language arts class