Homework

You can expect to have an average of 8 hours of homework each week. That 
works out to about an hour to an hour and a half each night plus an hour or
two on the weekend.
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Homework for the week of November 16th

Ms. Gallo's Math 

Create five word problems that involve division, fractions or percents.  Be sure to provide the 
answers too.  Be creative :-)  This is due Friday.

Ms. Gallo's English

Using magazines or newspapers, search out and copy ten examples of good topic sentences.  This is 
due Friday.





Homework for the week of November 9th

Ms. Gallo's Math:

Cut out or make a copy of five food labels that note the percents of nutrients
of their contents. 
Rank these items from highest to lowest according to their calorie content per
serving.  Write at least 
one paragraph that assesses the food value of the items you chose based on
their content.
(Due Friday)


Ms. Gallo's English:

Write a letter to me using the friendly letter format.  Tell me how you feel
the first trimester went for 
you.  Give details regarding academics and events.  Be sure to spellcheck your
work and place 
appropriate punctuation.  (Due Friday)


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Mr. Barter-Language Arts (Nov. 16-20)

This week students will be using a literature anthology in class and working
on a story called "Flowers for Algernon." Most of the work will be done in class. We only have
a little over a class set of this anthology so usually I 'd rather not send any books home except
for a long absence. 

Homework for the week is for students to read in their silent reading books and update their reading 
logs as needed.


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MATH Homework for the week of November 9th


GEOMETRY

Monday: LM 3-8
Tuesday: LM 3-9
Wednesday: No School 
Thursday: Chapter Review Packet
Friday: Study for TEST Monday


ALGEBRA

Monday: LM 3-6
Tuesday: Study for Quiz
Wednesday: No School
Thursday LM 3-7
Friday: LM 3-8


PRE-ALGEBRA

Monday: Lesson Master 2-4
Tuesday: Fix problem errors on work from Friday and Monday
Wednesday: No School
Thursday: One-Step Equations (first Column) and LM 2-8 (side 1)
Friday: Solving Two-Step Equations

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Mrs. Martin -Science

Monday:  

Tuesday:  

Wednesday: No School

Thursday:  Rewrite Lab Report....interrogate the data!

Friday:  Lab Reports due





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Mr. Petrie's History Class (November 9-13)

Monday- Notes on Labor Laws and two worksheets, one on Child Labor and the 
other on Women in the Labor Force...these are due Friday.

Tuesday- Labor Union Study Guides in class and Mr. Petrie will update 
students on missing work.

Wednesday- No School- Veteran's Day

Thursday- We will go over the Study Guides in class with either a review or 
review game.

Friday- Labor Union Quiz. (Quiz is now on Monday!!!!)
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