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Today in Mr Schick's Western Civilization class we completed a paper on the Hellenistic Era of ancient Greece. Some people finished taking notes on the pages they did not read yet and some had already finished their review sheet. I had missed two days of class last week and missed two sections of note taking in which I will have to make up. I finished the first side of the study sheet and, am working on the second side now. I have about four answers filled out on the back of the study sheet. Mr Schick went over the front side of the study sheet with the students towards the end of class. Tomorrow we do not have class since today's mod was right before lunch. Wednesday will be a final study day and Thursday will be the day we take our test on the Hellenistic Era of Ancient Greece.

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