<p>Do you guys have homework/projects over the summer?</p>
<p>I do. Kinda sucks, but its not that bad. </p>
<p>IB English - 2 books, 1 is really complicated, notes
IB History - 1 book with notes, 1 article with notes for socratic seminar
1 book my school makes everyone read </p>
<p>What about you?`</p>
<p>Everyone is required to read 1 book and write a reaction paper or something like it.
AP Bio readings and assignments.
Math assignments. </p>
<p>Not required but it’s for self study:
AP Micro
AP Stat</p>
<p>APUSH-2 papers and 5? chapters and questions
AP Bio-5 chapters; 5 summaries on articles; worksheets
Pre-Calc-118 problems</p>
<p>Not terrible :)</p>
<p>English 3- Read a book that portrays the “American Dream” and be ready to discuss it
AP Chemistry- WebAssign problems… loads of them. Basically we are being “reteached” the info, but it’s only avaliable starting July 5th and we only have like a month to do it… but right now they provided links to flashcards and such so that’s what I’m studying.</p>
<p>^ If you have a choice about the whole American dream thing, read the Great Gatsby. It is absolutely amazing. Plus, it’s a quick read.</p>
<p>I have 6 books for Eng., some problems out of the book for calc, and a packet for physics that I lost. I should be doing something about that…</p>
<p>AP English Lit:
<p>Honors Government:
<p>AP Microeconomics:
<p>AP Physics:
<p>AP Statistics:
<p>AP Environmental Science:
<p>AP French:
<p>Thank goodness there isn’t any for AP Calculus BC. But I have to study/take practice tests for ACT/SAT as well and (most likely) attending programs at UCLA. So busy…</p>
<p>FMSL (**** My Summer Life)</p>
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<li>AP World History. Read first 3 chapters and answer 75 multiple choice questions. Read “The Human Web” and do 4 essay questions. </li>
<li>AP Calculus AB. Summer packet of 200 problems.</li>
<li>English II Honors/Academy. Read The Count of Monte Cristo; some book about mythology; don’t Bite This Book; and some other book. Will ask my friends for the titles later. 
4 in total. </li>
<li>Elite SAT Boot Camp. Memorize 50 vocabulary words/do the assignments for them each day. Read, write essays, do math problems, etc. @ the learning center: Monday - (3.5 hours) Practice SAT test. Tuesday - (4.5 hours) Test Review. Wednesday & Thursday - (4.5 hours each) Math/CR/Writing Lecture.</li>
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<p>^ Which branch do you go to for Elite? I was planning to attend the Arcadia branch but it doesn’t offer college essay workshop.</p>
<p>Nothing… </p>
<p>I go to a crap school. The district has made it a rule teachers cannot assign summer homework. It’s nice for me at least.</p>
<p>^^ Cerritos
Yeah you can just ask whoever manages the branch to assign you a college essay coach or something.</p>
<p>IB History - Read and take notes on women’s issues in “The Good Earth”; watch 4 accurate (whatever that means) war movies and take notes</p>
<p>IB Theory of Knowledge - Read and take notes on knowledge issues in “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance”</p>
<p>and whatever I get in my Calculus I class I’m taking at a nearby community college all because my school is messing up the schedule next year and somehow made it impossible for me to take it during the school year. yay for incompetent schools :p</p>
<p>Plus the big IB Extended Essay. ya, not looking forward to that :(</p>
<p>4 books for AP lit with writeups</p>
<p>Forgot to add . . </p>
<p>Study like crazy for the SAT and PSAT. I’m going to do the Online Sat course.</p>
<p>IB English - Read and do some assignment on Reading Literature like a professor.
Also buy the 6 or 7 books and have No Exit ready to discuss by the start of the year.</p>
<p>IB Chemistry - Summer Review packet and Textbook. The only one in my class taking it. and The first person to do so in that class.</p>
<p>IB Math HL - Not sure. Just gonna do some work on vectors, polars, and probability. </p>
<p>IB History HL - Asking teacher(s) tomorrow.</p>
<p>AP US Gov - Asking teacher tomorrow.</p>
<p>IB Comp Sci SL - Asking Teacher Tomorrow</p>
<p>IB Span - IDGAF.</p>
<p>AP English Lang & Composition: Read 2 books, 1000 word essays on each, be ready for test day school starts.
I have 4 other AP classes and none of them have a summer assignment hah :)</p>
<p>& ACT prep, Chinese 1, self studying math, and 2 online business classes.</p>
<p>IB english 12: Read The Great Gatsby, find and respond to quotes
TOK: Read The Life of Pi, Ishmael, and The Golden Ratio: The Story of Phi and take notes to prepare for a test on the first day
IB History: Read a chapter from our textbook and take notes
IB Chem: Memorize organic compounds
online health through BYU
Extended Essay</p>
<p>…efff I didn’t realize how much I had</p>
<p>AP Lit.-
3 books
-Jane Eyre
-Lords of Discipline
-some book about a reluctant messiah
Write a UC essay
Annotate two Emerson essays (I hate emerson since I read a novel by him in 9th grade!)</p>
<p>AP Gov.-
Read AP gov book - no max or min but there will be a test so I have to read as much as I can…</p>
<p>AP Comp Gov: Make a Binder with a lot of crap about 6 different countries…lol, the only real hassle.</p>
<p>AP US: Buy the books and read chapters to get ahead</p>
<p>AP Bio: Nothing, surprisingly enough.</p>
<p>On my own: SAT and ACT studying.</p>
<p>Absolutely nothing.</p>
<p>AP Bio: 10 chapters (like, questions) over the course of the summer; hand them in like 3 or 4 chapters at a time, handwritten.
Bio: lulz taking a course over summer to be in AP Bio… read almost daily, though there’s no actual homework (just a lot of comprehension for quizzes)
Math: meh not official, just need to review some stuff… and by some i mean 12 chapters of geometry. oh dear. and learn construction too.
ap macro/enviro sci: begin self studying</p>