G. Wright - November 21

The World History class will continue their study on Indira Ghandi.  The class will research and discover what inspired this woman to serve her country as well as be the first.  The students will also begin studying on what may inspire both women and men to become world leaders, how they are alike and different.

Students will be allowed to complete and turn in late assignments for all classes.


Gianna Wright
Teacher
Pebblebrook High School

G. Wright - November 20

Students in English Lit will continue working on class project in groups.  One group will be assigned England, second, France and third, the United States for the time frame of 1750 - 1760.  Again each group will look at the what was going on with the wealthy, the poor and working class.  The groups will examine differences as well as likeness.


Gianna Wright
Teacher
Pebblebrook High School

G. Wright - November 19

The students in English Lit will begin to do a contrast and comparison on England, France and the United States from 1750 - 1760.  They will research such topics as the wealthy, those that were in poverty and people that were considered working class.


Gianna Wright
Teacher
Pebblebrook High School

G. Wright - November 18

The Healthcare class will begin to study a unit on healthcare insurance and the role that the Affordable Care Act is having since the enactment of 2010.


Gianna Wright
Teacher
Pebblebrook High School

G. Wright - November 17

The English Lit class will continue reading "Tales of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens.  The reading groups will use the on-line thesaurus along with vocabulary as they continue reading.  They will also be required to record reflections on their readings.

The World History class will begin studying the life of Indira Ghandi, who was the first woman that served in a leadership role for the country of India.


Gianna Wright
Teacher
Pebblebrook High School

G. Wright - November 14

The English Lit class will continue reading the novel "Tale of Two Cities."  They will continue working on vocabulary and character development.  Students will also be responsible for daily reflections on their reading.

The healthcare class will continue preparing for test.  They will also begin to make preparation to begin studying about the different health care plans available to the public, how they work and what impact the affordable care act  (Obamacare) has on healthcare.


Students in U.S. history will begin their presentations today on the amendments.


Gianna Wright
Teacher
Pebblebrook High School

G. Wright - November 13

Students in English Lit class will begin reading the novel "Tale of Two Cities."  Each group will continue working on vocabulary using the on-line thesaurus.  Groups will also be responsible for selecting characters to study.

The healthcare class will continue reviewing for their test the following week.


The U.S. history class will continue to put final touches on amendment project for presentation on Friday.


Gianna Wright
Teacher
Pebblebrook High School