Homework
1SG Thomas - Let 1 JROTC
10 October 2011
 
On Monday of next week, we'll have a comprehensive review for the quarterly exam. I suggest you start reviewing ALL of your notes from the 1st Quarter and your Freshman Smart Book. This review is for your benefit; it will help if you come prepared. There will be nothing on the exam that you haven't seen before (words of the week will also be included), but some of you failed to study for the quizzes, so you need to start studying now. Better late than never!
 
This week, we'll be preparing for the Lock-In (skits, shirts, planning, etc...)
 
 
 
Homework
1SG Thomas
LET 1 JROTC
27 September 2011
 
For the last two days, we've been talking about The National Anthem, the National Colors, and Military Customs and Courtesies. Study your notes, as you will have two quizzes within a week on these subjects.
 
I had to admonish several of you to take notes again today-- you can't study notes if you don't take them. Ensure you are giving your best effort by paying attention in class, participating, and taking COPIOUS notes and studying them until you know them. As always, I am available if you have questions.
 
If your berets are not properly shaped, that is now 100 percent your responsibility before Monday.
 
So I can remain amicable, we need to collaborate on your education. The company's camaraderie will increase as your diligence increases! Hint: Continue to study your Words of the Week in your Freshman Smartbook.

Homework

1SG Thomas

LET 1 JROTC

19 September 2011

Today I taught you the structure of the Eagle Regiment from Brigade/Regiment on down to teams. There will be a quiz on this material this week, and before that, as promised, there will be a quiz on the Cadet Ranks.

Make sure you study every evening, as more information will continue to come your way that will build on everything before it.

Enjoy your Evening!

1SG Thomas

 

Homework

JROTC Let 1 -- 1SG Thomas

14 September 2011

1. Study your cadet ranks -- a quiz is in your future.

2. Send your pants to the cleaners to have them pressed and have your entire uniform ready to go -- Some of your berets still need work. Get them wet, fold properly, and place under a level, heavy object.

3. Continue to work on your marching and stationary movements.

4. Remember to bring your entire PT uniform on Thursdays and Fridays.

 

LET 1 JROTC -- 1SG Thomas

7 September 2011

1. Continue shaping your berets at home. Fold them properly and place them under a heavy item while they dry, so they hold their shape. They must be brought to school EVERY day from now on, and you will hold them in your left hand during formation.

2. Continue working on your stationary movements and facing movements for drill.

3. After your shirts are washed and IRONED (with sizing or light starch), place your nametag, star, and crest on them properly (as instructed in class). Use a small piece of cardboard behind them

4. Did you buy 4-5 pairs of black (at least calf-length) socks yet?

5. We'll be learning Army and cadet ranks next week, so begin studying them in your FRESHMAN SMART BOOK.

6. REMEMBER you are required to bring a WATER BOTTLE every day! It's important to stay hydrated and healthy!

 

Homework

LET 1 JROTC -- 1SG Thomas

7 September 2011 - PART 2

**The Promotion Sheets for Cadet Private, Cadet Private First Class, and Cadet Corporal are on my web page. Print off one of each of them and bring them to class with you on Monday!

 

 

 
HOMEWORK
1SG THOMAS
LET 1 JROTC - 30 August 2011

 

1. Continue working on your stationery movements at home (Attention/Parade Rest/Stand at Ease/At Ease/Rest/Present Arms).

 
2. Begin shaving your beret with a disposable razor to get the fuzz off. Start bringing your berets to school every day (in your backpack), so we can shape them in class.
 
3. Send your shirts to the cleaners OR wash them AND Iron them (use sizing or light starch).
 
4. Purchase at least 4 pair of BLACK CALF-LENGTH or KNEE-HI Socks (not stockings).
 
5. If you don't know your Cadet Creed or the Army Song by now, you are behind the powercurve.
 
6. Study the Class B Uniform Rules in your SMART BOOK.