<p>AP Language: </p>
<p>All Over but the Shoutin
The Things They Carried</p>
<p>Forgot the exact assignment, but we have like, three essays. </p>
<p>APUSH:</p>
<p>2 books from a list (one pre civil war, one post civil war)</p>
<p>We have book critiques due at the beginning of the year</p>
<p>AP Chem:</p>
<p>3 chapters of review questions from the textbook</p>
<p>AP Physics B:</p>
<p>Not sure, hasn’t been posted yet, but last year it was 2 chapters of review questions.</p>
<p>English: read The Outliers and a book of my choice</p>
<p>AP Euro: read a 15 pg speech given by historian Carl Becker and write a 500 word paper</p>
<p>not too bad</p>
<p>Thank God this year I only have to read/annotate 1984. Last summer for junior year I had an insane amount of work for each class, which I managed to cram in the last two days of summer break (as usual).</p>
<p>Im a rising sophomore and i have to write 3 essays, fill out 2 maps, and complete 3 packets for AP Euro.
I also have to read/annotate A Separate Peace and do a word journal thing for lang arts</p>
<p>Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I897 using CC</p>
<p>I have to read Zeitoun by dave eggers and the merchant of Venice by Shakespeare and wrote a comparative analysis about the issue of identity and the criticisms that both ethers and Shakespeare have of society. </p>
<p>Zeitoun is about a man living in post- Katrina new Orleans seems pretty interesting. </p>
<p>HATED ANTHEM
I don’t care much for lord of the flies
Oedipus was the hardest thing I had ever read (then again I was a freshmen since my teacher was crazy)</p>
<p>English: Read & annotate “The Glass Castle.”</p>
<p>Math: 30+ page math packet (arguably another book)</p>
<p>AP Psych was going to have an assignment, but it was dropped for some reason.</p>
<p>I liked Anthem. Except for him using “We” “They” “Them” “us” instead of “I” “you” “that”. It seemed to be really political though.</p>
<p>Average senior hw due to taking all the AP sciences early.
Calc BC 36 problems from AB
Lit: Red Badge of C, Hamlet, 1984 + essay, Lit like a professor + worksheet, 2 UC essays
Stats: Learn how to use calculator–find certain values from a list and do regression and box plots, 30-40ish Alg 1/2 problems, 2 articles from newspaper and reviewing them and writing about the statistics in them, measuring the mileage of a car/price of gas/how often it is refuelled/number of gallons over the summer for a car (annoying)
Econ: 3 chapters notes + vocab list
Gov’t: 2 chapters notes + questions on Federalist # I forgot and another I forgot</p>
<p>US History: Read the first three chapters, complete 300 to 400 short answer questions, write an essay.</p>
<p>Biology: Read four chapters on ecology, complete the 100 or so study questions following each chapter. Each chapter has a due date that we have to bring or mail in at different points in the summer.</p>
<p>Calc AB: Complete about a 100 question review of algebra/geometry/pre-calc material (Ch 1 in our book). We will get a test on Ch 1 on the second day of class.</p>
<p>English AP: Look at the vocab list of literary terminology that she gave us and define words that we don’t know.</p>
<p>English: 4 books-Brave New World, Macbeth, Sister of my heart, and Pride and Predjudice</p>
<p>Chem: Various questions from 12 Chapters (probably about 100 questions total)</p>
<p>Physics: First 3 chapters, with questions</p>
<p>Calculus: First 2 chapters take notes and do questions</p>
<p>Psychology: Read and take notes for first chapter, essay about a psychologist</p>
<p>…I should’ve taken envi-sci…they get to color in coloring books!</p>
<p>@CSIHSIS Yes, it is by McCourt. Not too bad of a book.</p>
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<p>… you’re joking, right?? are you talking about AP?</p>
<p>For AP English Literature, I have to read Our Town, Man’s Search for Meaning, Exploring Happiness: From Aristotle to Brain Science (only first 58 pages), and Unwind by Neal Shusterman. I also have to read a book of my choice from a list, from which I picked Slaughterhouse-Five.</p>
<p>For AP Spanish Language, I have to read El Burlador de Sevilla and do a character analysis of one of the characters in the story.</p>
<p>I have to read two novels and take notes on them…
and one of the books is the 6th Harry Potter book ROFL.</p>
<p>Not complaining there~</p>
<p>For my APs, I don’t have to do any summer reading. I’m taking probably ~11 AP exams this year, but I’m self-studying most of them. My school curriculum is so limited.</p>
<p>^^^Not joking, AP Envi-sci is kind of a joke at my school. This is literally the assignment:</p>
<p>"Text: The Cartoon Guide to the Environment
Authors: Larry Gonick & Alice Outwater</p>
<p>1) Read the book.
2) Color in *THREE sketches/illustrations/diagrams per chapter.
3) Provide margin notes explaining why each sketch/illustration/diagram was chosen."</p>
<p>Read twice:
Great Expectations
Macbeth
Of Mice and Men (short)
Ovid’s Metamorphosis</p>
<p>Prepare for history assignments in September on the British trenches in WW1 and teh War at Sea, both WWs, by reading and researching the topics further.</p>
<p>Copy up all science notes from the last two months into good revision notes for exams in the fall.</p>
<p>Study a years worth of maths so I can move onto the Additional GCSE next year.</p>
<p>6 weeks for all of this :(</p>
<p>AP Chem: 12 page packet
Honors Pre-Cal: 5 page packet
IB English: Read All the Pretty Horse, Write about passages I liked
IB Film: Read the book Picture, do a chart about what each person did for the film</p>
<p>For 11th Grade</p>
<p>AP English: “Mayor of Casterbridge,” “Importance of Being Earnest,” and “Great Expectations.”</p>
<p>AP US History: “Lyddie,” and 3 chapters from “A History of Women in America.”</p>
<p>You guys have some crazy teachers…</p>
<p>For Lit, we just have to read the book Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder. But we’re gonna have like an AP prompt on the first day or some such nonsense. We also have an assignment for Physics, but I haven’t looked at it yet.</p>