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Assignments for 05/18/2026

Assignments for May 18th, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

Today, we went over the study guide for the final exam. We filled in lots of information and went over what they should know and what would be matching on the test. We also went over the life of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (study guide) and took the quiz on his life.

Next week, we will have a game review and end with our final exam. We will also take a quiz on “The Red-Headed League” before we do the game review for the exam.

American History

Today, we went over the Presidents’ reports of those missing and took the test. We played a U.S. History game to review what we had studied this year. Use your study guide to review for the final exam next week. We will have a competitive game review before the the test.

Watch this video for a review of all the U.S. Presidents.

No-Spin Economics

Today, we reviewed the material and took the test on Whatever Happened to Penny Candy?. (Chapters 1-13)

Next week, we will have our final exam on Penny Candy Chapters 1-13 and Crash Course Economics 1-7 and 9-12. (You have already studied for half of this!) We will have another competitive review before we take the test.

Just study the sheets you were given for both the Penny Candy book and the Crash Course videos.

Quick Looks at Great Books

We took the final test on To Kill a Mockingbird, which we reviewed last week. Then we looked at pictures of different types of fish and things mentioned in The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. We discussed the first half of the book and took the quiz. We also discussed the religious symbolism in this book.

Next week, we will have our final exam. I’m always amazed at all they know! We will have a competitive review before we take the test. We went over what students should study for the exam. First, we will take the final quiz on The Old Man and the Sea.

Debate

The team who won the game debate today was the team arguing for the prosecution of Goldilocks. (The judges agreed that she probably would not have been found guilty!)

You were given a list of facts for next week’s debate. Also, you were given points to argue for your side. Please consider adding these points to your presentation. The person doing the Final Focus should consider adding a personal example to persuade the judges. This debate will be your final exam. Please be sure to do your best and apply all the things you have learned. Next week, you will receive your past debate evaluations.and grades. I will remind you of certain things to remember. Make this your best debate yet! Remember, you are arguing this debate based on Michigan’s laws for property taxes. Discuss things with your team online this week. Practice your debate out loud in front of someone who could evaluate you!! Have fun with it too!

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Assignments for 05/11/2026

Assignments for May 11th, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

Today, we played a Jeopardy game review and took the final standardized test on Animal Farm.

Next week, we will go over the Final Exam Study Guide so that you know to study for the exam and what you need to know. We will also take the quiz on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and read and discuss one of his short stories.

Read “The Red-Headed League” online.

We will discuss the story and answers to special questions.

Watch this short biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.

American History

Today, we had all of our final Presidents” reports and I gave what they should study for our test next week. This test will be over Presidents #25 (McKinley) through the current President today—#47 (Trump). The test will be all multiple choice with 3 0r 4 questions on each President. (You have already done the first of these tests.) Our final exam will have a review game first and then the final on May 18.

Watch these one-minute videos of the Presidents we covered today.

Ronald Reagan

George H.W. Bush

Bill Clinton

Barack Obama

No-Spin Economics

We reviewed the sheets for the quizzes and then took each of the two quizzes. I will pass them back next week so that they have the printed quiz to study from. We went over Crash Course #12 in detail since they just did it last week. I told them specifically what would be on the quiz.

For next week, study Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? and be ready for the test next Monday, May 11. The final exam will be the following week and will cover Penny Candy Chapters 1-13 and Crash Courses 1-7 and 9-12. (You will have already studied for the test on the Penny Candy book.) Just review the sheets given and covered in class. There will be a game review before each test.

Quick Looks at Great Books

We had a Jeopardy game review of the entire book by Harper Lee. (To Kill a Mockingbird) It took so long to do the two rounds in addition to a Final Jeopardy question. I think they understand the book quite well.

For next week, finish the rest of The Old Man and the Sea by Ernest Hemingway. We will discuss the section before we take both of the quizzes. (2 quizzes on this book) We will take questions from the study guide as well. (I have pictures to show you, since I’m not a fisherman myself.) There is a much smaller cast of characters and events than you are used to! We will review for our final exam next week as well.

Watch this summary of The Old Man and the Sea.

Debate

Today, the students filled out forms about their team members and last week’s debate. We also talked about the response of last week’s judges.

Our last debate will be on May 18 and of much interest to homeschool families. We will also have a brief practice game debate on the prosecution of Goldilocks in the fairy tale of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. I will announce the winner of that debate next week on the website. Parents, we would love for you to join us on the 18th. Work with your team online as you prepare for these two debates.

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Assignments for 05/04/2026

Assignments for May 4th, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

We finished the entire study guide for Animal Farm today together. We went over examples of foreshadowing as well in the book. Next week, we will have a game review (Jeopardy) of the book and the final standardized test. You were given in class a biography of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Read the bio and answer the study guide questions. We will go over it and have a quiz on his life.

Watch this video of the “Beasts of England”.

American History

Today, we reviewed the placement of states. They seemed to know all of them very well, so they took the test.

Next week, read the last chapter in our book, Chapter 30. We will have our last Presidential reports next Monday: Lily has George H. W. Bush, Annie G. has Bill Clinton, Jack has George W. Bush, Natalie has Barack Obama, Cohen has Donald Trump (two terms), and Eli has Joe Biden. (Amelia with McKinley, Soffia with Gerald Ford, and Uriah with Carter) I will also give you everything you need to study for the final Presidents’ test on May 11. Today, you were given a study guide for the final on May 18. You don’t need to know everything you studied before, only the things that are listed on the study guide. Start on that as soon as possible.

No-Spin Economics

We went over the Crash Course sheets for #9, #10, and #11. We also covered the sheet you were given to further explain the Federal Reserve Bank. I tried to emphasize things that would be on the final exam. We then covered the sheets on Penny Candy Chapter 13.

For next week, complete the sheet on Crash Course Economics #12. (the last one we will do) We will go over the entire sheet before we take the quiz. We will take two quizzes next week: Penny Candy Chapter 13 and Crash Course #12 and Crash Course #10 and #11 and the sheet I gave you on the Federal Reserve Bank.

Watch Crash Course Economics #12—The 2008 Financial Crisis.

Quick Looks at Great Books

We finished our study guide today, went over the rest of the study guide about the setting of the book, and then we took Quiz #1 on the additional material on the setting. We have discussed the book in detail and covered the Chronolog as well. (events in chronological order)

Next week, we will have a Jeopardy review of the book (with team competition) and take the final standardized test. Also, begin reading our last book by Ernest Hemingway, The Old Man and the Sea. Since there are no chapters in the book, (it only covers 4 days), read about halfway through the book until Santiago sees the fish he has caught and knows how long it is.

Watch this brief biography of Ernest Hemingway.

Debate

The team debating that it SHOULD NOT be required to serve (or volunteer) for service in the military for one year between the ages of 18-25 won this debate. We will go over and discuss this debate next week.

The last debate will be on May 18. The teams are as follows:

  • Will, Kate, Belle, Grant, and Zach
  • Noah, Braden, Jonah, Daniel, Avalyn, and Ana
  • Leah

The debate will be as follows: Real estate property owners over the age of 65 SHOULD/SHOULD NOT be exempt from the public school portion of the property tax.

Contact your team this week and research BOTH sides of this issue.

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Assignments for 04/27/2026

Assignments for April 27th, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

We took the Romanticism author’s quiz today and then went over today’s homework. Then we passed out our Animal Farm study guides and did pages 1, 3, 4, 5, 9, and 10 together in class, You also received a sheet of who was represented by each character. (In Russian Revolution)

For next week, read the entire book, Animal Farm by George Orwell. Bring your questions and be prepared for a quiz.

American History

We had a game review of the capitals and states and then took the test. We reviewed Chapter 27 and also went over the Chapter Review.

For next week, you should read Chapters 28 and 29 and study the placement of states on pages 540-41 for the State Placement Test. I will give you a map of the U.S. and number each state. You will fill in the state name with the corresponding number. We also assigned our last set of Presidents for reports. (extra credit) We have Ronald
Reagan left. Reports are due on Monday, May 4.

No-Spin Economics

We reviewed Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? Chapters 7-9 and Crash Course Economics #7 and then took the quiz. We then reviewed Penny Candy Chapters 10-12 and Crash Courses #9 and #10. I also passed out and sheet on the Federal Reserve bank and how and why it was formed.

For next week, read Penny Candy Chapter 13 and watch Crash Course Economics #11.

Crash Course Economics #11 — Money and Finance

How Much Is a Trillion

U.S. Debt Clock

Watch on YouTube

Quick Looks at Great Books

We finished answering the questions from the last assignment and answered the questions from Chapter 15. We then took questions on today’s reading and took Quiz #3. We talked about the ending of the book and answered through question 50. We will finish the rest next week.

For next week, review the entire book for a review game and read the following pages in your study guide: 2, and 17-26. We will take Quiz #1 on the Great Depression.
(the setting of this book)

Watch this scene from what you read at the end of the book.

Watch these ending scenes of the book.

Debate

Belle and Zach both got the same number of votes, so I guess they both won the game today in class!! if you need to contact your team this week, please do so. We will have the debate next week from 2:55-3:55. Your goal is to be persuasive to all the judges. Please be on time for class next week, as we will divide the teams and give the subject for the last debate on May 18. Be sure to time your presentation and be ready for the Grand Crossfire! Persuade the judges to vote your way even if that’s not the side they might choose after hearing the topic.

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Assignments for 04/20/2026

Assignments for April 20th, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

We listened to “The Selfish Giant”, a short story for his children by Oscar Wilde. We also reviewed the Romantic works and authors for our quiz next week. We went over the homework pages by Kipling, H.G. Wells, and T.S. Eliot.

For next week, turn in your limerick, study for the Romantic quiz, answer the four questions about Eliot’s “Hollow Men”, and record your response to George Orwell’s essay “Shooting an Elephant”. (Remember to secure a copy of Animal Farm by Gorge Orwell by next week.)

Watch this biography of George Orwell.

American History

We took our quiz on Chapter 2 on World War II, and then we had our Presidents’ reports and reviewed our States and Capitals for the upcoming test.

For next week, study for the states and capitals test. (page 539 in your text) We will do a game review before the test. Also, read Chapter 27 in your text.

Watch the one minute videos of the Presidents we studied today.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Harry S. Truman

Dwight D. Eisenhower

John F. Kennedy

Lyndon B. Johnson

Richard M. Nixon

No-Spin Economics

We had a game review of Crash Course Economics 1-6 and tiger took the test.

For next week, study for the quiz on Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? Chapters 7-9 and Crash Course Economics #7. Also, watch Crash Course Economics #9 and #10.

Crash Course Economics #9 — Deficits and Debt

Crash Course Economics #10 — Monetary Policy

Quick Looks at Great Books

We discussed the questions for Chapter 1, reviewed the characters, and other main points in the book. Then we took questions and took the quiz.

For next week, finish To Kill a Mockingbird and review the questions for Chapters 15-31. Make sure you know all the answers and have no questions. We will then review the whole book.

Watch the following movie clips when Harper Lee picked the cast for this classic move.

Watch To Kill a Mockingbird Miss Dubose scene on YouTube.

Debate

Winner of today’s debate—All U.S. states should NOT be required to accept Michigan’s bottle/can deposit system to encourage recycling and reduce trash and litter.

Two teams for April 27 debate

  • Negative: Will, Braden, Kate, Belle, Grant, Zach
  • Positive: Jonah, Ana Leah, Avalyn, Noah, Daniel

Every U.S. person between the ages of 18-25 SHOULD/SHOULD NOT be required serve one year in the armed forces of the U.S. or a government approved service or charity organization.

Please set up a Google Chat or some way to make contact with your team and decide who will do each speaking part and do research. All of you should do research.

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Assignments for 04/13/2026

Assignments for April 13, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

We watched the last parts of Oliver Twist and saw how ingeniously Dickens revealed the fate of all the characters we were familiar with. We also saw Simon Callow portray Charles Dickens as he read his books to audiences, using a different voice for every character. Dickens the actor shone through. We then went over what the students had done before Spring Break—Pardon My Pun on page 148 in your notebooks. We talked about the works of Lewis Carroll, Edward Lear, and W.S. Gilbert. We went through pages 140 and 150 and learned the meaning of jaberwocky and the portmanteau. We learned about Edward Lear’s limericks and how they are constructed.

For next week, read about Oscar Wilde on page 149, Kipling on pages 153-55. Answer the questions on page 155. Read ET.”s Ancestors? on pages 157-59 and answer the final questions about this portrayal of The War if the Worlds by H.G. Wells. Also, read The Naming of Cats by T.S, Eliot which led to the famous production on stage.

If you dod not watch the Muppet’s version of Jaberwocky on the website, watch it now.

Watch this excerpt of The Pirates of Penance by Gilbert.

American History

We reviewed Chapter 25 and the Chapter Review. We discussed the issues of World War II and prepared for next week’s quiz. Then we reviewed for the test on states and capitals on April 20.

Next week, we will take our quiz on Chapter 25—World War II. Then we will do our reports on the Presidents that were assigned before Spring Break. (Jack, Natalie, Cohen, Annie G., Claire, Annie B., Soffia, and Urijah have reports.) Also, read Chapter 26 in your textbook.

Watch the video of the assassination of JFK.

No-Spin Economics

We passed back and reviewed the graded last quiz we took on Crash Course Economics #3 and #5. We also reviewed CC #6 and had a game review on all six Crash Course Economics videos. We will have a review next week and then take our test.

Also, for next week, read Chapters 10-12 in Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? and watch the video of Crash Course Economics #7 and complete the sheet you were given in class.

Inflation and Bubbles and Tulips

Quick Looks at Great Books

Today, we went over our Literary Terms book, covering Lessons 1-22. We have already done some 0f the lessons after 22 and will finish all of them before the final exam.

In our new book, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee, bread Chapters 1-14 and answer questions 1-34 in your new study guide. If you have any questions at all, bring them to class before we take the quiz.

Debate

Winner of today’s game—the Super Power of the Serum. Remember, that in the Crossfire, one person must talk at a time with no interruptions at all!

Next week, we will have our first debate with a full audience. The students will be debating on whether or not states should be required to adopt Michigan’s bottle deposit system to encourage recycling and reduce trash. You should be as persuasive as possible and talk directly to your audience. The debate will run from 2:55-3:55 for all parents and judges. We will be set up and ready for you then! Please get with your team this week to make final arrangements and changes.

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Assignments for 04/06/2026

Assignments for April 6, 2026

Happy spring break!

We won’t meet next week since that is our Spring Break. I will see you all back on Monday, April 6. British Literature students should not forget to bring your British Literature notebooks to class. For American History, you have no homework, but remember, you have a quiz on Chapter 25—World War II on April 13, which we will go over on the Monday we come back. In Economics, we will have a game review and test on April 13 on Crash Course Economics 1-6.

For Quick Looks at Great Books, secure a copy of our next book, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee and bring your Literary Terms notebook to class with you. Lastly, we will have time to prepare for your next debate on April 13 in Debate class. Grant won the game we played today for being the most entertaining and quickest thinker on his feet!!

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Assignments for 03/23/2026

Assignments for March 23rd, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

We watched more of our BBC DVD today and saw the Bumbles 3 months into their marriage. Not a pretty sight at all!! Who is Fagin newest employee? We’ll watch more next week or when we come back from Spring Break. We’ll also watch as Simon Callow portrays Dickens as he is on the road with excerpts from his books. We’ll watch Nancy’s murder and what follows. Hopefully, you’ll see a side of Dickens you haven’t yet seen!

Next week, we’ll play a game of Jeopardy to review Oliver Twist along with a Final Jeopardy question. Review the book and listen to all the questions. It will be a great review of characters and events. Also, read and complete pages 148-150 (Pardon My Pun) In your British Literature notebook on Lewis Carroll and a portion of “Jabberwocky,” a poem. We’ll begin right after Spring Break with the nonsense writing of the 1800s, so be sure to bring your British Literature notebook to class then.

Watch this brief reading of “Jabberwocky.”

American History

We listened to and talked about the lives of our next set of Presidents. Next week, we will assign the next eight for extra credit this semester. They will be due on April 20. We will also start reviewing for our States and Capitals test when we return from Spring Break.

Next week, we will have a game review and our final test on Chapters 21-24. We reviewed each of the Chapter Reviews today.

Watch this brief video about the Great Depression.

No-Spin Economics

We took our Coins and Currency Quiz today. There were two matching sections. and the rest was True/False. Then we reviewed for next week’s quiz on Crash Course Economics #3 and #5. We reviewed also for the Crash Course Economics Test on April 13 on Crash Courses 1-6. Next week, we will have our quiz on CC #3 and #5.

Also, read Chapters 7-9 in Whatever Happened to Penny Candy? I will give you handouts next week.

Quick Looks at Great Books

We made up quizzes and took all that we have. Then we reviewed all of the book with a competitive game. We will have one more review Jeopardy game next week before we take the final test. We will finish all of the questions in your study guide. When we return from Spring Break on April 6, we will begin our next book, To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. Be sure to secure a copy by April 6. Also, complete more terms in your notebook—Denotation and Connotation (pages 1-3), Hyperbole (pages 4-5), Idiom (pages 6-7), Imagery (pages 8-9), Oxymoron and Paradox (pages 13-15), and Assonance and Consonance (pages 25-27). Bring your notebook of Literary Terms to class on April 6.

Debate

Winner of the debate—Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination of JFK. We’ll go over comments and suggestions next week. We will also divide into two new teams and have time to start working on our next debate. We will invite all of the parents to the next three debates. No problem if they can’t make it. We’ll play a game before we start work on our next debate.

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Assignments for 03/16/2026

Assignments for March 16th, 2026

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Explorations in British Literature

We watched the BBC movie for some of the characters we had already read about. We saw Mr. Fang, the cruel magistrate, and watched the romance of Mr. Bumble and Mrs. Corney, the widow, blossom. Each was after what would benefit him/her specifically. Marriage was such an economic relationship, not a love relationship. Then we went over the study guide questions for today’s reading and took Quiz #4.

Next week, read the following:

  • Oliver Twist — Chapters 41–53
  • Study Guide Questions — Pages 16-19

We will finish the book this week and be ready for the Jeopardy review and final test on March 23. It may be a surprise ending for you! Dickens does manage to bring all of the characters together and end all loose ends.

American History

We went over Chapter 24 and what you needed to know from the Chapter Review. Then we went over your homework, the crossword puzzle on Theodore Roosevelt. We then divided into two teams and reviewed the Presidents and other important characters that we have learned so far.

For next week, read pages 388-400 in Chapter 25—World War II. We will have a quiz on the whole chapter the second Monday after Spring Break. (April 13) Next week, we have our Presidents reports by Amelia, Natalie, Connor, Cohen, Annie B., Nate, and Annie G.

In preparation for the reports, watch the following one-minute videos.

William McKinley

Theodore Roosevelt

William Taft

Woodrow Wilson

Warren Harding

Calvin Coolidge

Herbert Hoover

No-Spin Economics

We checked on who was missing tests and then began our study of U.S. bills. We went over the currency and had fun locating the microprinting and the watermarks. We searched the one, two, five, ten, twenty, fifty, and hundred dollar bills. Next week, we will have a quiz on the Coins and Currency. Study the sheet I gave you which will include 2 matching sections on the obverse and reverse sides of the coins and the bills. Then there will be 15 True/False questions from the information given on the Coins and Currency Sheet, the One Dollar Bill sheet, and the One Hundred dollar bill sheets you were given in class. It’s amazing what the creators of the bills have changed to prevent counterfeiting! Now, you know why the cashiers hold the bill up to the light to check it.

Then, we will review Crash Course Economics #3 and cover Crash Course Economics #5 on Macroeconomics for our quiz on Crash Course #3 and Crash Course #5 on Monday, March 23. Just study the sheets you were given. Keep them in your notebook. Keep all of the Penny Candy sheets together and all of the Crash Course sheets together as well. (Don’t forget to keep all of the quizzes and tests too.)

Quick Looks at Great Books

We played a game of charades to review the many characters in the book. Then we went over the questions for Quiz #4 and took the quiz. Be sure to finish the book by next week. We will go over all the study guide questions through #105. We will have a review of the book with a Family Feud game. We will be ready for our Jeopardy review and final test on March 23. Next week, we will also go over some of my experiences on a Count of Monte Cristo cruise and discuss the video of the Carnival in Venice, Italy now. If you forgot to watch it, check last week’s assignment at the bottom of this page.

Debate

Next week, we will have our JFK debate. Hopefully, you have learned a little bit about one of history’s greatest conflicts. Don’t forget to time your presentation and plan for your time-outs. (2 minutes per team) Remember that you are trying to persuade the judges to vote your way and for your side, Be convincing with your presentation.

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Assignments for 03/09/2026

Assignments for March 9th, 2026

St. Patrick's Day shamrocks

Explorations in British Literature

We discussed the rest of the chapters for Quiz #1 and almost all of the assignment for Quiz #2. (We will finish that next week as well as the questions for Quiz #3.)

Next week, read the following:

  1. Oliver Twist — Chapters 28-40
  2. Study Guide Questions — Pages 13-16 (through Chapter 40)

Please bring any questions to class or anything you don’t understand. We watched today more of the BBC version of Oliver Twist and will continue that next week. Look for Noah and Charlotte to appear again later in the story. There are lots of characters, so make a list if you need to.

American History

We discussed the key events in Chapters 21-23 as well as went over the Chapter Reviews about what the students should know in each one. We then had extra information about Theodore Roosevelt and did a crossword puzzle in class. For next week, do the second crossword puzzle on the life of Teddy Roosevelt and read Chapter 24. On March 16, we will do our second set of Presidential reports, and on March 23, we will have a game review and a final test over Chapters 21-24. Next week, we will go over the puzzle and the answers as well as Chapter 24 (The Great Depression) and the Chapter Review.

Watch these short videos on Black Tuesday and the Stock Market crash of 1929 and the Teapot Dome Scandal.

The Great Depression Explained in One Minute

The Teapot Dome Scandal

No-Spin Economics

We took a quiz on Crash Course Economics #4 on Supply and Demand, made up tests, and then studied the coins (past and present) of our country. We also did an in-depth study of our one dollar bill. Thanks to Brady, who brought lots of coins for us to examine. Next week, we will examine all of our bills, the microprinting and watermarks, and the great lengths our government has gone to in order to prevent counterfeiting. Don’t forget to bring a magnifying glass to be able to see the microprinting on our bills. I will give you a sheet with information on the new $100 dollar bill as well.

Study for a quiz on the sheet I gave you today. On March 16, we will have a quiz on the information there. It will be matching on the obverse and reverse sides of the coins and bills and True/False on the other information. We will also go over the sheet on Crash Course Economics #5 on Macroeconomics that day. On the last day before spring break, we will have a quiz (25 True/False) on Crash Courses #3 and #5. Next week, we will examine the bills.

Here is Crash Course Economics #6 (Productivity and Growth). We will continue with this after our Spring Break.

Watch the video, and I will give you the questions next week.

Quick Looks at Great Books

We discussed the rest of the questions for Quiz #3 and took it. Then we voted on the way to finish this book. For next week, if you voted for finishing the book in five weeks, read the following:

Chapters 54-71 (Abridged version)
Chapters 82-117 (Unabridged version)

Study guide questions 84-105

If you voted for finishing the book in six weeks, read the following:

Chapters 54-63 (Abridged version)
Chapters 82-103 (Unabridged version)

Study guide questions 84-93

We will play one review game next week and take Quiz #4 before we go over all the questions. Bring any questions you have to class with you and ask them before Quiz #4.

Watch this celebration of Carnival in Venice, Italy where the biggest celebration is today.

Debate

We finished our last Sylvia Snidely advertisement today and checked to see how they illustrated the logical fallacies they were assigned. Then we finished the last three one-on-one debates. You will receive all of these back next week.

You were given a list for your notebook of the email address and phone number of each student for your reference. Then we met in groups to prepare for the debate on the JFK assassination, which will be two weeks from today. (March 16) Next week, you should have a timed written statement of your part in the debate for your group to preview. (Please call or email your team member(s) who were absent today and give them whatever you assigned them to do.) We will have judges there to decide the winner (most persuasive) of this debate. Contact me if you have any questions at all.

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