Monday, January 4, 2010

Term II Exam Intentions

This is an experiment. Will we get to all of this? Maybe not. We'll see......


Caleb’s Exam

Year 3 Term 2

  1. What is a parable? Retell one that Jesus told and tell what it means.
  1. Draw a picture of a science experiment that you did this term and explain what you learned from it.
  1. Pick one of the following topics from Lady How and Madam Why and tell all you know about it:

-eathquakes

or

-volcanoes

  1. Draw and label 10 animal tracks.
  1. Describe or draw your favorite scene so far from each of the following :

-Beowulf

-Pilgrim’s Progress

-The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

  1. Biography: Tell all you know about one of the following Mathematicians:

Pythagoras

Galileo

Blaise Pascal

  1. Label a map of the US with the states' names.
  1. Take a timed multiplication test.
  1. Recite John 3:16 and 1 Corinthians 13
  1. Recite a Poem learned this term.
  1. Spanish- write ten verbs and tell what they mean.
  1. What is your favorite piece by Vivaldi? Why do you like it?
  1. What is your favorite painting by Grandma Moses? How are her paintings different from Peter Paul Rubens?
  1. Write “___________________” in your best cursive.


Ethan Exam

Year 1 Term 2

1. Show me the route that Paddle to the Sea took and tell me about one of his adventures. Make sure you name all the great lakes.

  1. How did the Camel get its hump? From Just So Stories by Rudyard Kipling
  1. Tell your favorite story from Old Mother West Wind.

4. Draw a scene from Pilgrim’s Progress.

  1. Copy “----------------------“ in your best Handwriting.
  1. Recite a Poem learned this term.
  1. Recite John 3:16 and 1 Corinthians 13: 4-7.
  1. Draw and label five animal tracks.
  1. Spanish: draw and label 10 vocabulary words.
  1. Take a timed subtraction test.
  1. What is a parable? Tell everything that you remember about one that Jesus told.
  1. What was your favorite piece by Vivaldi? Why did you like it?
  1. What was your favorite painting by Grandma Moses? Why did you like it?

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