Sedgwick Middle School

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Homework

Homework for 10/13 - 10/19

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Thursday, October 19

Reading: Period 5: Read and study notes on "How to Read a Chapter" for QUIZ
                           Monday
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English:

Draft 1 of a process essay. Draft 1 is normally done in handwriting. Write on only one side of a page so that you can spread the essay out in front of you for revision.

Compose a letter to an author, living or dead, in which you explain how his or her book changed your view of the world of yourself. The length is eventually 2 1/2 pages typed double spaced.

Select a fiction or nonfiction book that you have read (and have not entered in this contest before). You should have strong feelings about the work. Explore those feelings and how you reacted the way you did during and after reading the book.

did the characters, conflict or setting mirror your life in some way? What strengths or flaws do you share with a character in the book? What did the book show you about your world that you never noticed before? What surprised you about yourself when you were reading this book? Why was this work meaningful to you personally?

Your letter should be honest, conversational, and friendly, using your natural voice. Do NOT summarize the plot. The author already knows what happened. What the author doesn't know is how the book affected you. Do not compliment the author, other than to thank the person for writing the book. Gushing flattery does not support your point.

There should be one or more specific quotes from the book to support your generalizations, so you will have to relocate the book. This is due Tuesday, so you have time.

Go to this site to read some examples of past winning entries.
http://www.loc.gov/loc/cfbook/letters.html

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Math: Standard: Multiplication Review Worksheet
          Honors: Slope Activity #1(y=mx) Worksheet - 2 Sided
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Science: Complete the "Septic System Challenge"
            (this will be collected and graded!)
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Social Studies: Period 8 only: study for a quiz on demographic statistics tomorrow
                         All classes: Human J-Curve Graph (Not on the computer)
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World Language:
   Spanish: 1.) Study the verb "tener" and "ser"
                2,) text p. 39   #4 and 5 (write out #5)
   French: 1.) Study verb "aimer"
               2.) text p. 29   #22  (6 likes/ 5 dislikes)

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Wednesday, October 18

Reading: Period 1: Read and study notes on "How to Read a Chapter" for QUIZ
                           Friday
             Period 5: NONE
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English: Due Tuesday, October 24!

Draft 1 of a process essay. Draft 1 is normally done in handwriting. Write on only one side of a page so that you can spread the essay out in front of you for revision.

Compose a letter to an author, living or dead, in which you explain how his or her book changed your view of the world of yourself. The length is eventually 2 1/2 pages typed double spaced.

Select a fiction or nonfiction book that you have read (and have not entered in this contest before). You should have strong feelings about the work. Explore those feelings and how you reacted the way you did during and after reading the book.

did the characters, conflict or setting mirror your life in some way? What strengths or flaws do you share with a character in the book? What did the book show you about your world that you never noticed before? What surprised you about yourself when you were reading this book? Why was this work meaningful to you personally?

Your letter should be honest, conversational, and friendly, using your natural voice. Do NOT summarize the plot. The author already knows what happened. What the author doesn't know is how the book affected you. Do not compliment the author, other than to thank the person for writing the book. Gushing flattery does not support your point.

There should be one or more specific quotes from the book to support your generalizations, so you will have to relocate the book. This is due Tuesday, so you have time.

Go to this site to read some examples of past winning entries.
http://www.loc.gov/loc/cfbook/letters.html
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Math: Standard: Adding and Subtracting Decimal Worksheet
           Honors: Complete Insert Parentheses Worksheet
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Science: Complete the "Water Pollution Run-Off Extension"
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Social Studies: Study for a QUIZ on Demographic Statistics tomorrow
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World Language: NONE

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Tuesday, October 17

Reading: NONE
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English: Vocabulary Unit 4 - Bring book to class!
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Math: Standard: Practice 3-2 Worksheet
          Honors: Study for Integer, Graphing, and Linear Equation (Use Study Guide)
                       and begin Insert Parentheses Activity

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Science: Complete the "Pollution Run-Off" analysis
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Social Studies: Finish the Levels of Development Notes Sheet
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World Language:
   Spanish: 1.) Memorize the verb "tener"
                2.) complete the worksheet
   French: 1.) Do both sides of the worksheet

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Monday, October 16

Reading: Using the Context p27. Underline the clues.
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English: Read the story, "The Lost Five Minutes" and complete an "I Wonder...." as
            you read. After reading, complete the worksheet, "Level 1, 2, 3 Questions"
            by asking one question for each level based on the story.
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Math: standard: Complete Frankie's Estimation Activity Using Menu
          honors:
1.) Complete Study Guide
                     2.) Integers and Linear Equations TEST Tomorrow
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Science: NONE
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Social Studies: Complete the More or Less sheeet
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World Language: NONE

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Friday, October 13

Reading: NONE
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English: Complete an "I Wonder" sheet for two very short stories: "The Flower
            Girl" and "The Porter's Family." Try to engage in higher order "I wonders"
            such as "I wonder why," "I wonder if," and "I wonder how." The only poor
            "I wonder" is that to which you already know the answer when you ask it.
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Math: Standard: Complete # 1-7 in Estimating by Rounding Notes Packet
          Honors: Complete Slope Worksheet
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Science: 1.) Get Quiz and letter signed
             2.) Add the following words to your vocabulary book: septic system
                  diagram, septic system, septic tank, drain field, sludge layer, scum layer
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Social Studies: NONE
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World Language:
   Spanish: Packet
   French: Packet

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