Some housekeeping from a crazed few days

Early-release Friday, three-hour delay on Monday...  And then yesterday, I was home; I wasn't sick, just embroiled with putting our bathroom back together.  I would have rather been teaching, frankly, but life without the one bathroom in the house did not seem humane.

Regardless, here's the rest of the week and into next week for several classes:
~Latin 1--We were due to start the trickster myth this week, but the time's all but fled and we were talking about the Dii Inferni last week...  Switching up the trickster and death/rebirth deities.  Due dates for the next two weeks will change to:

• 8 Feb--Death/rebirth deity rough draft due
• 12 Feb--Death/rebirth deity peer edit
• 15 Feb--Death/rebirth deity second draft due

~Latin 3--Reading log, research for the project AND whatever notes/translations you have made into your comp book for Friday.

~Latin 4--Remember to read chapter 13, "This Country of Silk," tonight and be sure that you've at least started thinking about your project for weekly log. 

~Myth--Here is website I got the myths packet from; again, it's not the best but...  You will find better tomorrow and Friday in the computer lab.  And also, remember that next week we will be down in the dance studio with Ms. Locke.  She says: "Dress in something comfortable to dance in.  No skirts.  Looser clothing preferred."  You will also need to take off your shoes...  So leave the combat books with super-Velcro straps at home. 

22, 23, 24 and 25 January 2013 (later, sorry about that)

Latin 1:
Tuesday--Conjugate the verb sum, esse and translate
Wednesday--Conjugate the verb possum, potesse and translate
Thursday--Study your notes on pages 98-107 and the Underworld. Quiz, composition books due Friday and second draft of the love deity is due as well (extended from last Friday)

Latin 2:
Tuesday--Conjugate the verb sum, esse into the present, imperfect and future and translate
Wednesday--Conjugate the verb possum, potesse into the present, imperfect and future and translate; also, read the Stoicism handout for tomorrow
Thursday--Study for the quiz on Friday (relative clauses) and make sure your composition book is up to date


Latin 3:
Tuesday--Preview one of the three books (Poison King, Cleopatra or Spartacus)
Wednesday--Preview a different  (Poison King, Cleopatra or Spartacus) from the one you look at Tuesday
Thursday--Be prepared to select which of the three books (Poison King, Cleopatra or Spartacus) you will read this quarter; also, have a copy of your ideas after watching The Eagle.  Quiz and composition books due Friday.

Latin 4:
Thursday--Make sure you have finished chapter 12 of Justinian's Flea, "A Thread You Cannot Unravel," and have a copy of your ideas after watching The Eagle.  Quiz and composition books due Friday.


Myth:
Wednesday and Thursday--If you missed a part of the documentary, you can find it here on PBS' website or here via YouTube. 

2, 3 and 4 January homework

~Latin 1 and 2: CORRECT YOUR MIDTERMS!!!  You have until class time Friday.  If you have not turned in your corrected test by then, the original score will stand. 

~Latin 3:
Wednesday--9.1 of Ghosts
Thursday--9.2 of Ghosts