Week 10 10th Grade 3/24/25-3/28/25

 

10th Week 103/24/20253/25/20253/26/20253/27/20253/28/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Renaissance/Early Modern LiteratureFrankenstein QuizFrankenstein Text:
- Excerpts from 'A vindication of the Rights of Women' p251-257
- Mary Shelley's Diary p259
- George Gordon, Lord Byron "Prometheus" p244-246

https://www.britannica.com/art/Gothic-novel:
- Gothic Novel
- Romanticism
- Literature
- Visual Arts
- Music
FrankensteinFrankenstein Text: Introduction, By Charlotte Gordon p.vii - xxiii Frankenstein

HW
Jane Eyre:
- The brief history on the first page of the text
- Chapters 1 - 4
French 1Chapter 11 reviewComplete Chapter 11 review sheet for homework which will count as an open book test over 11 and over Guillaume le Conquerant. Due Wednesday.Chapter 12DUE FRIDAY!Conjugate the following verbs according to the model verb"finir" : etablir, accomplir, polir, punir, choisir, obeir, and reussir. ALSO:Conjugate vouloir and pouvoir.Chapter 12. Le Rois St. Louis
Chemistryfinish experiment 9.2read module 10 pp349-356begin module 10 read experiments 10.1 and 10.2experiment 10.1finish experiment 10.1 read module 10 pp360-367
Algebra IIGeneral Equation of Circles and EllipsesExercise 9.3: 1-17 EOO
Exercise 9.2 1-19 EOO
General Equations of Hyperbolas and (review) ParabolasExercise 9.4: 1-17 EOO;
Exercise 9.5: 1-13 EOO
Exercise 9.6: 1, 5, 7, 9
Classical Latin III
Renaissance/Early Modern HistoryGroup work - Social makeup of pre-revolution France: taxation, religion, the Three estates, the Estate GeneralDo 30 minutes of additional research on your topic. Take notes! Be prepared to discuss with your group additional information tomorrow.Group work, continuedWrite 1 FULL page on what you learned from this week's group work on your topic. How did the social structure of France up to the late 18th century make France ripe for Revolution? Points will be deducted if you do not write one full page. You do not need a works cited unless you cite/use sources in your summary. The three estates, estates general/ancien regime, etc... a recap on important takeaways.
RhetoricFinish Speeches - Deliberative Rhetoric Complete GCR assignmentDeliberative RhetoricComplete GCR assignment Deliberative Rhetoric
Biblical InterpretationReturn papers/outlines. Discuss textbook sources available to borrow. Discuss LukeRead FAIW pg. 154-167. Work on your Homily Rough Drafts. Finish Luke, discuss John. Read BBB pg. 186-295. Work on Homily rough drafts. No classCo-teachers: the homily project rough draft is due Wednesday, 4/2. This is a major grade worth exam points. Please ensure your student is working on it this week!