Hello All!
Honors 10th World Lit:
Our Speeches are Wednesday and Thursday this week. Make sure you have your works cited in MLA format to me either physically or on turnitin.com (you can use the generator on the resources page). Make sure you check the rubric (on the resources page) and have your speech physically ready to turn in to me. Also, be ready for our Socratic Seminar on Friday. The rubric is on the resources page.
10th World Lit
Be ready for our Socratic Seminar on Wednesday. The rubric is on the resources page.
Yearbook:
This week we're covering layout and how to use eDesign. There will be a published deadline quiz on Friday to culminate our learning for the first 3 weeks of school.
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Mid Unit Benchmark on Monday
For 10th World Lit:
Our benchmark will cover questions from The Alchemist and "Marriage is a Private Affair." The focus of the questions will come from the summer reading assignment that you turned in on Monday. You can review the Elements of a Story PPT for extra help. You will also have a mini quiz covering the grammar we discussed this week.
For 10th Honors World Lit:
Our benchmark will cover questions from The Alchemist, your choice of Hole in my Life or Sold and "Marriage is a Private Affair." The focus of the questions will come from the summer reading assignment that you turned in on Monday. You can review the Elements of a Story PPT for extra help. You will also have a mini quiz covering the grammar we discussed this week.
Our benchmark will cover questions from The Alchemist and "Marriage is a Private Affair." The focus of the questions will come from the summer reading assignment that you turned in on Monday. You can review the Elements of a Story PPT for extra help. You will also have a mini quiz covering the grammar we discussed this week.
For 10th Honors World Lit:
Our benchmark will cover questions from The Alchemist, your choice of Hole in my Life or Sold and "Marriage is a Private Affair." The focus of the questions will come from the summer reading assignment that you turned in on Monday. You can review the Elements of a Story PPT for extra help. You will also have a mini quiz covering the grammar we discussed this week.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Week 2
Good morning everyone,
We've made it through week 1! Congratulations! Only 17 more to go til the end of the semester.
Honors Classes:
This week we'll have the first 2 days in the Media Center to work on our research for our Summer Reading Speeches. Make sure you check the assignment to know what you are responsible for. Ask me if you have any questions! After that, we'll be reading our first short story. Be finished with your biography page by Wednesday. Make sure you're studying your summer reading so that you'll be ready for your test.
On Level Classes:
This week we'll be starting our first short story. Make sure you're studying your summer reading so that you'll be ready for your test.
Yearbook Classes:
This week we're continuing to discuss the basics of the yearbook. Make sure you email me your press pass pic at mrsbundschu [at] gmail [dot] com so I can send those over to Mr. Burch to get made. You also have homework this week. We want to know what the school wants to see in the yearbook. You need to talk to 5 of your friends, survey them, and report back to the class by Wednesday.
We've made it through week 1! Congratulations! Only 17 more to go til the end of the semester.
Honors Classes:
This week we'll have the first 2 days in the Media Center to work on our research for our Summer Reading Speeches. Make sure you check the assignment to know what you are responsible for. Ask me if you have any questions! After that, we'll be reading our first short story. Be finished with your biography page by Wednesday. Make sure you're studying your summer reading so that you'll be ready for your test.
On Level Classes:
This week we'll be starting our first short story. Make sure you're studying your summer reading so that you'll be ready for your test.
Yearbook Classes:
This week we're continuing to discuss the basics of the yearbook. Make sure you email me your press pass pic at mrsbundschu [at] gmail [dot] com so I can send those over to Mr. Burch to get made. You also have homework this week. We want to know what the school wants to see in the yearbook. You need to talk to 5 of your friends, survey them, and report back to the class by Wednesday.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Welcome! Who are you?
Welcome students! I would like to know a little bit about you as we start the year (and I'd like to get you used to using Google Drive from Day One).
Please click the link below and fill out the Student Questionnaire. The website will not save your answers, so make sure you finish and submit it before the end of the class. Thanks!
Click here for the Questionnaire.
Please click the link below and fill out the Student Questionnaire. The website will not save your answers, so make sure you finish and submit it before the end of the class. Thanks!
Click here for the Questionnaire.
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Welcome Back!
Welcome back to Kell!
I'm very excited about this new year and I hope you are too.
In getting ready for day one, it would be a good idea to familiarize yourself with the blog--the tabs that will be useful to you, the calendar, etc.--as well as make sure you're on top of your summer reading assignment.
Please click on the Summer Reading tab above and check out your assignment. Make sure you click on the correct grade and level of the class (for example, the 10th World Lit Honors assignment is not the same as the College Prep assignment).
Enjoy the last few days of summer and I'm looking forward to seeing you on Monday!
I'm very excited about this new year and I hope you are too.
In getting ready for day one, it would be a good idea to familiarize yourself with the blog--the tabs that will be useful to you, the calendar, etc.--as well as make sure you're on top of your summer reading assignment.
Please click on the Summer Reading tab above and check out your assignment. Make sure you click on the correct grade and level of the class (for example, the 10th World Lit Honors assignment is not the same as the College Prep assignment).
Enjoy the last few days of summer and I'm looking forward to seeing you on Monday!
Monday, May 19, 2014
Final Exams and Semester Extension
Hello All!
We made it! Make sure you're ready for your final exams! Good luck!
Students who need it, Semester Extension is available for 10th World Lit for students whose final grade is between 64-69.
You need to get your pink sheets back to me ASAP if you have not done so already.
You will have to attend all of the sessions listed below. For the first class, students will meet in the Media Center.
We made it! Make sure you're ready for your final exams! Good luck!
Students who need it, Semester Extension is available for 10th World Lit for students whose final grade is between 64-69.
You need to get your pink sheets back to me ASAP if you have not done so already.
You will have to attend all of the sessions listed below. For the first class, students will meet in the Media Center.
Thursday 5/22 3:00-4:30
Friday 5/23 1:30-2:30
Tuesday 5/27 10:30-12:00
Wednesday 5/28 10:00-11:00
If I don't see you between now and the last day of school, I hope you have a frabjous summer!
Friday, May 2, 2014
13 Days left--Grade Recovery Opportunity
Hello All
Yearbook
We'll be gearing up for distribution day next week! Be ready to help out!
10th World Lit
You have multiple Grade Recovery Opportunities in class, due by May 9th (Friday).
Click here for the complete list of things you can do, including replacing grades, or extra credit.
Some of the options require student input before they can be completed, check the extra credit section for information on how to help everyone out and earn extra credit at the same time!
We're in the home stretch! You can make it!
Yearbook
We'll be gearing up for distribution day next week! Be ready to help out!
10th World Lit
You have multiple Grade Recovery Opportunities in class, due by May 9th (Friday).
Click here for the complete list of things you can do, including replacing grades, or extra credit.
Some of the options require student input before they can be completed, check the extra credit section for information on how to help everyone out and earn extra credit at the same time!
We're in the home stretch! You can make it!
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