HOMEWORK

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** 10-25-2013 **

 * 1. Study the 20 words in Vocabulary Unit 7 for the quiz on Thursday, NOV. 14. **
 * **Study Activities for Unit 7: [|Vocab Unit 7, Level D]**
 * 2. Also, don't forget to bring your book for Free Reading Friday...every week!**

10-17-2013 1. Study the 20 words in Vocabulary Unit 5 for the quiz on Thursday, OCT. 17. 2. Also, don't forget to bring your book for Free Reading Friday...every week!
 * Study Activities for Unit 5:[|Vocab 5, Level D]

09-30-2013 1. Study the 20 words in Vocabulary Unit 4 for the quiz on Monday, OCT. 8. 2. Also, don't forget to bring your book for Free Reading Friday...every week!
 * Study Activities for Unit 4:[|Unit 4, Level D]

09-23-2013 1. Study the 20 words in Vocabulary Unit 3 for the quiz on Monday, Sept. 30. 2. Also, don't forget to bring your book for Free Reading Friday...every week! 3. Literary Terms Sheet for short story, "The Sniper" due on 09-27-2013.
 * Study Activities for Unit 3:[|Unit 3, Level D]

09-18-2013
 * 1.** Be prepared to discuss the following questions during our first Socratic Seminar tomorrow. Make sure that you go back into the story, "The Veldt" and find proof for what you are saying.

09-16-2013 1. Study the 20 words in Vocabulary Unit 2 for the quiz on Friday, Sept. 20. 2. Also, don't forget to bring your book for Free Reading Friday...every week!
 * Study Activities for Unit 2: [|Vocab 2]

09-04-2013
 * 1) Bring your vocabulary books with you for Friday's class. We will begin Unit #1.
 * 2) Also, be sure to take home your orange literature book that you received in class today. It will stay home for the year for your use.
 * 3) Finally, bring in your work from the summer reading assignment to hand in to Mr. Migdalias on Friday.

09-03-2013 Re-read the first short story, "The Veldt", from the book that you read for Summer Reading, The Illustrated Man, by Ray Bradbury. Tomorrow there will be an in-class writing assignment based on "The Veldt". Any notes that you have taken and bring to class can be used during the in-class writing time.

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