Students are working on the STAIN GLASS. They should be finished with the roughs and starting on the cutting out part of the assignment
FOUNDATION ART
Students will be introduced to BALANCE this project is a process so they better understand the difference in the types of balance that is out there to gain a better cohesive composition. Students portraits with values should be getting closer to being done they are due on the 22nd, Wednesday.
DRAWING
Students are working on and finishing up the monochromatic eye as well as the line animal. Students in this class should be working to perfect their values and drawing skills, not seeing if they can rush and be the first one done on any project.
LANGUAGE ARTS
Monday, 4/20
Starter: Write a paragraph explaining how you would spend $12,000, which in our day is more like $300,000.
Audio: Chapters 33 and 34 with notes
Upcoming: Finish novel (ch. 35) tomorrow. Summative on Chapters 33-35
Chapter 33 summary
- Everyone rushes back to the cave. Injun Joe is found dead at the door.
- There is evidence that he tried to burrow under the door with his knife; he ate candles and bats for sustenance, and collected water dripping from a stalagmite by using a cup made out of stone.
- Injun Joe is buried near the cave.
- Huck tells Tom about the whole Widow Douglas thing.
- Tom tells Huck that the treasure is not at the tavern – it is in the cave.
- Tom and Huck head back to the hole where Tom and Becky escaped from the cave.
- In the cave, Tom stumbles upon the piece of useless candle he and Becky left stuck to the cave wall. They go to where Tom saw Injun Joe in the cave, where there is a cross drawn in smoke on a big rock nearby.
- Huck is rather spooked by the whole thing, but Tom helps him keep it together.
- The boys stumble upon an area in the cave strewn with blankets and old pieces of meat –there's no treasure chest in sight.
- They find a strange spot near the base of the rock with the cross.
- Tom digs with his knife and uncovers a secret passage that had been covered up with boards.
- They boys follow it to the end, where they find the treasure chest, along with some guns and stuff.
- The put the treasure into individual bags, and leave the other things for future criminal activities.
- The boys hurry back to town, to hide the treasure in the Widow Douglas's woodshed, but they run into the Welshman and he takes them to the widow's house.
- When they get there all the village big wigs are there, along with Aunt Polly, Sid, and Mary.
- Tom and Huck are made to go upstairs, wash, and put on suits.
Chapter 34 Summary
- When the boys get upstairs, Huck asks Tom for help escaping the house. Tom tells him to calm down.
- Sid shows up and tells Tom that the party is for the Welshman and his sons, in order to congratulate them for helping her out.
- Sid also mentions that the Widow Douglas has some kind of secret she is going to share - the story about Huck tracking Joe and his accomplice.
- Sid tells Tom and Huck that maybe he was the one responsible for letting everyone know about Huck's involvement.
- Tom hits Sid and sends him running.
- When everyone is downstairs, the Welshman, otherwise known as Mr. Jones, tells Huck's story and thanks him for his help.
- The widow tells everyone that she intends to take care of Huck and have him educated.
- At this point, Tom yells out, "Huck don't need it. Huck's rich!"
- Tom tells them all to wait a minute, then runs outside.
- He comes back with the sacks of gold and pours the money out on the table.
- Tom explains that half of the money is his, and the other half is Huck's, before telling everyone about their search for the treasure.
- Tom and Huck have found more than $12,000 dollars. (Assuming the setting is around 1850, that’s nearly $300,000 today).
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