Sunday, February 10, 2013

LITERATURE & HISTORY February 11-15


Good Sunday, Students!

I have missed you and will be back tomorrow.  My husband is doing very well since his procedure, and we appreciate your thoughts and prayers.

This will be a fun week!  We will be finishing our Gala Project, and taking it for a spin around the neighborhood for some photo ops!  Ash Wednesday is this week, with Chapel at 12:00 noon instead of Wednesday morning.  Thursday is Valentine's Day.  Our party will be from 12:00-12:45 in the Math/Science room downstairs.  And we will be theorizing about Roanoke, the Lost Colony, and learning about how to write a Character Sketch and create a costume out of fabric.  Where else could all of these things happen but at CCS?

Your weekly schedule can be linked to here, and below, are your other assignment handouts for this week.
WOBBP Quote #5--Done in class Monday
WOBBP Quote #6--Done in class Thursday
Character Journals Chapters 13-16--Due Tuesday, 12
Character Journals Chapters 17-21--Due Tuesday, 19
How to Write a Character Sketch with Rubric for Book Report
Making Clothes for your Doll
Roanoke Research Packet
America Unearthed film notes and theory

Your new spelling and vocabulary words for a test on Tuesday, February 19 are below.
You will need to spell the words correctly and match them with their definitions.
For extra credit, you can use the words in a sentence that deals with WOBBP.


1.  abate = to lessen in amount, to diminish
2.  arduous = difficult to do
3.  concoction = a combination of ingredients
4.  docile = easy to teach
5.  flouting = openly disregarding (as in a law or rule)
6.  gaunt = thin and bony, haggard
7.  infidel = heathen or pagan
8.  magistrate = a justice of the peace or judge
9.  poultice = a hot, soft, moist mass of an herb or medicine that is placed on an open wound or sore
10.  rue = to wish undone; to regret
11.  serenity = tranquility or calmness
12.  sundry = various
13.  taut = tightly stretched or tense
14.  treadle = a foot pedal, as on a spinning wheel
15.  vigil = a watchful staying awake during the night