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

7th Week 103/24/20253/25/20253/26/20253/27/20253/28/2025Co-Teacher Notes
Informal LogicChapter 6 – Hypothetical Syllogism pgs. 33-35 and review of Thursday's homework Complete Hypothetical Syllogism handoutReview Rules 1-3, Logic in Literature - Plantinga's Evolutionary Argument Against Naturalism - Darwin's Doubt - Translating Everday Language ArgumentsComplete pgs. 37-38Hypothetical Syllogism by Alvin Plantinga 
Pre-AlgebraExponents ReviewCCC BA 5D p72-75 #42-71Scientific NotationCCC Arithmetic with Scientific Notation WSPower to a PowerBA = Beast Academy; CCC = Complete, Check, and Correct; Remember to use hints if you need them!
LatinChapters 7-9 review.Read "Connecting with the Ancient World" and "Exploring Roman Government" on pages 160-164. Answer the questions: 1) Explain how tombstones reveal important information about the ancient Romans.2) What would a Roman's clothing tell you about the person's status?3) Explain the history of the English word "candidate." To turn in Wednesday.Review for test over 7-9. Homework due.Prepare for exam over Chapters 7-9 and the reading section.Test over Chapters 7-9 including readings.
Physical ScienceIn Class:  Chapter 9: Properties of Substances Sections 9.1-Physical Properties      and 9.2- Temperature, Pressure and Volume, At Home:     Work on Science Fair Projects; Revise any Ch 8 work that needs corrections;        If all done Work on Formal Lab Report for Lab #4 Heat Transfer In Class:    Return and Discuss graded Chapter 8 Test;    Chapter 9:  Properties of Substances Sections 9.1-Physical Properties and 9.2- Temperature, Pressure and Volume, At Home:     Work on Science Fair Projects; Revise any Ch 8 work that needs corrections; If all done Work on Formal Lab Report for Lab #4 Heat Transfer In Class:  Chapter 9: Properties of Substances Sections 9.2- Temperature, Pressure and Volume, 9.3-Phases of Matter Revised work on Ch 8 due today!!**Science Fair Project posters an Written Reports due Monday 3/31/2025 !!This is Quarter 3-4 ProjectStudents will present their Science Fair Projects to peers 31st, March through 4th April, 2025. *** References for the projects are a MUST and should be cited using the Footnote format of Chicago style as shown in this Video.
Medieval HistoryDiscuss corruption in the Church during the Late Middle Ages: the problem of simony, the Avignon Papacy, and the Papal SchismRead Chapter 22 of Dorothy Mills: "The Close of the Middle Ages" (pages 379-390)Discuss new theological ideas emerging at the end of the Middle Ages: Jan Hus and John WycliffeComplete Lesson 22 in the Student Guide, except the activities (due Monday 3/31); record all "Facts to Know" in your history notebookN/A
Language ArtsCh 1: Prince and Pauper together; Confirmation: Apollo and DaphneComplete Credit and Clarity; Read chapters 1-5 by FridayIntroduce #18 stems; 4-level in class; PlausibilityStems workup for list #18 per handout (You now have 200 stems to know! - all 250 are tested at the end of the year)Lit Chat ch 1-5; Possibility and ConsistencyReminder: Vocab stems should be reviewed each home day; Two-three hours of reading each week (in addition to home day work) is expected. Not all students read at the same rate; slower readers may require more time and faster readers may need to slow down and 'absord' more deeply.