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| 1 | Turn in all Greek & Roman Project Packets Due 2-2-10
Students turn in packets including pages completed with notes on specific Greek or Roman topics, songs, questions, flags, effects, compared,etc |
| 2 | Gilgamesh Essay Revision - (1st revision - Past Due but Still Accepted) 3rd revision - Due 2-16-10
Students must complete all checklist requirements by this date. This includes all editing and revision expectations as well as addressing feedback. |
| 3 | The Odyssey - retell Cicones & Lotus Eaters - 1/2 page each - Due: 2-4-10
Students are listening and reading various scenes from The Odyssey by Homer and retelling the scenes from another point of view in 1/2 page or more. |
| 3 | Honors - Read The Odyssey to page 18 & Take Notes - Due 2-4-10
Students are reading The Odyssey and taking notes on characters and threads in the story. Quizzes will take place after many of these readings. |
| 8 | Quiz tomorrow on Cicones, Lotus Eaters, Cyclops, & Sirens Due: 2-8-10
Students have been asked to write a retelling summarizing each of the beforementioned scenes from The Odyssey. The quiz will be on all four scenes. |
| 8 | Honors - Read The Odyssey to page 23 & Take Notes - Due 2-9-10
Students are asked to continue reading The Odyssey by Homer five pages per night. A quiz will happen each Tuesday on the 30 pages assigned that week. |
| 11 | The Odyssey - retell Scylla & Charybdis & The Cattle of Helios (Five Sentences each) Due 2-22-10
After reading both stories in class and writing magnet words for each story, students are asked to retell the story using a different point of view. |
| 11 | Honors - Read The Odyssey to page 48 & Take Notes - Due 2-12-10
Students are reading The Odyssey and taking notes on the three strands - Ithaca, Odysseus, and the gods. Bring questions and thoughts to class. |
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