Cnn students -- Syria continued from yesterday’s discussions. The USA has closed its embassy in Syria. Since the rebellion began 1000 protesters have been killed. Europe and the deadly cold winter continues. Snow levels and temperatures are at their lowest since 1999. Schools and many businesses are closed due to weather difficulties. Republican primaries and caucuses are today in Colorado, Missouri, and Minnesota. Finally to help African American families with their genealogy efforts the government is working with regional families to build records from family letters, slave trade documents and wills so people can piece together their family’s history.
Soul Shoppe assembly -- about being a friend and making a friend.
science -- test today. 11 students did not complete the science study guide on time see below for the list.
A special Soul Shoppe visit with our class hosted by Asher. We 20+ minutes discussing the need to be a supportive friend and pledging to support some of our buddies who could use a friend right now.
Math
We reviewed last night’s math homework. It seemed that about a consistent 20 to 25% were missing questions by having their decimal off one place to the left or the right. Students are STRONGLY encouraged to rewrite the original problem after doing their place value movement (i.e. bunny hops).
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Cargo and Geometry Lessons
FYI -- for two various district commitments, I will be out on Wednesday and Thursday. I am 100% healthy again. In my absence the students will be under the guidance of our apprentice teacher, Mrs. Cooper.
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Homework for the week:
Science due on Wednesday
Prepare and STUDY for the large test.
90, 92-96 all due on Wednesday.
Cargo work:
314-315 all sets and all odd problems due on Thursday
Topic 13 test will be due Thursday.
Graph is also due on Thursday.
Math:
Test Chapter 7 version A is due on Wednesday.
Chapter 7 test is due on Wednesday
386-387 1-21 odd problems due Thursday
388-389 1-23 odd problems due Friday
Grammar:
44,45,46,and 47 all due on Tuesday
50,51, and 52 all due on Wednesday
53,54, and 55 all due on Thursday
56,57,58, and 59 all due on Friday
Theme 4 test is on Friday. Students were given a study guide. We have reviewed it and students should use it to study the concepts or the requested information they need to commit to memory.
Here is the study guide.
Free-Write: due on Friday
Working our short story.
Begin sketching out ideas for your short story.
Have some ideas written out for your story’s plot, character, conflict, theme and setting. Nothing definitive, but some ideas for those sections should be written out.
Two Mini-Posters due on Friday
Related to our short story.
The mini posters should be 8.5 by 11 inch paper.
They can have photos, drawings or just neatly written definitions. They should have some color on them.
Students 1-6 plot and “dealer’s choice”
Students 7-12 character and “dealer’s choice”
Students 13-18 conflict and “dealer’s choice”
Students 19-24 theme and “dealer’s choice”
Students 25-30 setting and “dealer’s choice”
Need ideas on the posters? Check out the video we have watched in class.
Missing Learning Opportunities due back at their earliest convenience:
*due to recent illness bugs, some may be due to needing more time.
I’m using the students #
Math 136 1-36 all student(s) 22
Math 138 1-10 and 142 1-10 student(s) 1
Math 144 9-32 all student(s) 1
Math 157 1-28 all student(s) 1, 20
Free free-write student(s) 22
Free write on 3 wishes granted by a genie student 30
Book card student(s) 22
Math + Art handouts student(s) 1, 6, 11, 13,19, 26 & 30
Apology letters to Mrs. Gonzales + Responsibility Letter 26
Thank you letters to Lawrence Livermore Lab 26 and 30
Science Study Guide: 1,5,6,11,13,21, 22,26,27, 29 and 30
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