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English 12:
- A well-organized notebook (preferably a 3-ring binder with loose leaf)
- looseleaf paper
- sturdy folder are required.
- blue or black ink pens
- recommended: dry erase markers
- recommend: post its
- recommend: highlighters
- When the district provides Chromebooks to the students, those are daily requirements as well. A charged, functional Chromebook will be expected every single day; if your Chromebook is not working, you are responsible for bringing it to the office to submit it for repair and receive a temporary device. If you come to class without a working Chromebook, points will be deducted from the classwork for that day. In addition, there will be an administrative consequence (i.e., lunch detention or after school detention in the main office).
Special Request.
I keep a personal cache of most of these supplies in my room (it's kind of a Staples outlet store!). Students are welcome to borrow whatever they need. In the event a student cannot purchase a binder, please contact me and one will be provided for him/her.
Because the out-of-pocket expense can be great, I humbly welcome all donations -- particularly PENS and TISSUE BOXES. If you have any extras to donate to the class, I would be most appreciative.
English 9 Honors
3-ring binder (I recommend a 2-3 inch binder for this class exclusively. You may also wish to keep a 2nd binder at home for vocabulary materials).
- A hefty folder to keep unused materials at home.
- sturdy folder for class
- blue or black pens
- looseleaf paper
- highlighters
- post-its
- reinforcements
- index cards (3x5 or 4x6)
- dry erase markers
- District-provided Chromebooks are daily requirements as well. A charged, functional Chromebook will be expected every single day; if your Chromebook is not working, you are responsible for bringing it to the office to submit it for repair and receive a temporary device. If you come to class without a working Chromebook, points will be deducted from the classwork for that day. In addition, there will be an administrative consequence (i.e., lunch detention or after school detention in the main office).
I recommend, if possible, that you purchase The Hot Zone by Richard Preston and How to Read Literature Like a Professor: Kid's Edition by Thomas Foster.
Suggestion: For those of you who experience difficulty in grammar, you may wish to purchase an additional supplement to assist you. I recommend The Grammar Devotional or Grammar Essentials for Dummies (the latter suggestion is not meant to be condescending; it is simply a wonderful resource that breaks down grammar terms and rules in user-friendly language).
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