Saturday, 07 November 2009

  • Homework for week of 11.09.09

    6th Grade History:

    Wednesday 11.11

    Review pgs 108-115 of the text and your notes on them to prepare for a 30 pt quiz on Sumer and Babylon, on 11.16.  Pay special attention to words in blue.

     

    7th Grade History:

     

    Wednesday  11.11

     

    Go to the following link and take notes ( bulleted items are fine) on main events of King Phillip's War.    Due Monday  11.16.09;  value: 10 pts

     

    http://www.historyplace.com/specials/kingphilip.htm

     

    8th Grade History:

    Wednesday  11.11

    pg. 55 Section 1 Assessment, all four parts.  Due 11.16;   10 pts.

     

    6,7 and 8th Grade Religion

     

    Keep up on your "God's Word" journal daily.

    Consider practicing Lectio Divina with verses you have been inspired by.

    Be sure to stay in touch with your saint;  remember, it is as easy as praying "Saint Patrick, pray for us!"

     

     

     

     

     

     

Saturday, 17 October 2009

  • Welcome!

    Hi, Everyone!

    I will be posting your assignments here, as well as dates for tests and project deadlines. 

    Any questions? 

    Feel free to ask!

    -Mr. Kontoes

    Holy Spirit

  • “Labor to keep alive in your breast that little spark of celestial fire called conscience”

    -from a 16th century Jesuit primer on how to govern, oneself and one’s people, given to French nobility; copied by George Washington as a young man.

     

     

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