You are reading through terms G-P. Notice that I created a new box on the right side with AP review materials. I made a blank sheet to quiz yourself or fill in. I made a sheet that you can read if you want to avoid ads.
I will be covering the literary periods next week. You can click over on the right to see.
If you did not turn in your Dickens notecard this week, please have it ready on Monday. I was able to get the resolution better, but I had to make it take a large picture on the blog below.
Showing posts with label Week 37. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Week 37. Show all posts
Next Year's Classes
Our school is offering dual course credit courses, and some are tied to AP classes. One must have a finished masters degree to teach such a course, and I have not finished mine yet. So, Mrs. Danielski (who does) will be teaching AP English Literature next year. Mr. O'Donnell is teaching Latin I and II, and Mr. Reno is teaching the Classical Literature and Shakespeare course.
Seniors, please encourage your underclassmen friends to take these great courses.
Sophomores, take Latin and Classical literature.
Ohho, Rachel, John Angel, Crystal, and Evan, consider AP Composition with Mr. Holtzclaw. Anyone else, see me before you sign up for his class.
Blessings,
Mr. S
Seniors, please encourage your underclassmen friends to take these great courses.
Sophomores, take Latin and Classical literature.
Ohho, Rachel, John Angel, Crystal, and Evan, consider AP Composition with Mr. Holtzclaw. Anyone else, see me before you sign up for his class.
Blessings,
Mr. S
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