Canvasser 5.5.16 Thursday

RR ELA- Reading logs are due Monday (5.9.16) students should be reading for a minimum of 20 minutes ( five days a week). You must complete the reader's response section, along with having a parent signature for all five days!

RR Math-  The math packet and multiplication sheet are due on/before Friday (5.13.16) your math test will also be on Friday (5.13.16). If you would like your math packet checked, so you can use it as an additional study tool. It must be completed and turned in by Thursday (5.12.16)

Geometry- Tuesday, May 3

Classwork: Took the unit 9 test. Because so many students were not able to finish in class we will all spend more time on it on Thursday.

 

Science-Tuesday, May 3

Classwork: Played Jeopardy to review for Friday's test.

Homework: Review is due Thursday, test is Friday

 

Canvasser 5.3.16 Tuesday

RR ELA- If you did not turn in your reading logs yesterday, you can do so tomorrow for late points! Your new reading logs are due Monday (5.9.16) students must read for a minimum of 20 minutes ( five days a week). Do not forget to complete the short reader's response section, along with having a parent signature for all five days.

RR Math-  The red group can finish day one, if you did not finish it in class. The blue group started on their test corrections.  

Geometry- Monday, May 2

Students worked collaboratively to go over the Unit 9 review for tomorrow's test.

Science- Monday, May 2

Students began working on the review for the Sound & Waves unit test. The review is due on Thursday, test is Friday.

Canvasser 5.2.16 Monday

Happy Monday!

RR ELA- Reading logs are due today! If you did not turn one in, you may do so tomorrow for late points! Your new reading logs are due Monday (5.9.16) students should be reading for a minimum of 20 minutes ( five days a week). Do not forget to complete the reader's response section, along with having a parent signature for all five days!

RR Math- Blue group can finish day one, if you did not finish in class. Red group started on test corrections.