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 December 7th:
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Mr. Barter-Language Arts Dec. 7-11th*
Monday-Read in s.r.b. Update reading log
Tuesday -Study for quiz on twelve literary terms.
Wednesday-Read in in s.r.b.
Thursday-Read in s.r.b.
Friday-Complete a reading response sheet over weekend if not completed in
class.
* In class this week we are using the reading textbook. Due to our having
only a little over a class
set, then all work done from them will be done in class.
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Homework for the week of December 7th:
Ms. Gallo's English Class> We are now in the last month of this decade.
Write a descriptive essay
that details some of the notable events that happened during this decade.
Events identified can be
ones that are important in your own personal life (such as the day you first
were able to reach the
top of the rock climbing wall or when you got your beloved pet). You may
also choose to identify
historic events. Your essay should be no longer than a page in length. This
is due Friday.
Ms. Gallo's Math Class>
First, calculate the following:
1. The ratio of boys to girls in your math class 2. The ratio of teachers to
students in your math class
3. The ratio of male teachers to female teachers you have for this trimester
Next, take these ratios and present them as percents.
Your answers need to be presented in full sentences using the data you
found.
Example: Ten percent of the students in class are male. Ninety percent are
female.
This is due Friday.
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MATH Homework for the week of November 30 to December 3
GEOMETRY
Monday: LM 5-4
Tuesday: Extra Practice Packet
Wednesday: LM 5-5
Thursday: LM 5-6
Friday: Teacher Workshop Day
ALGEBRA
Monday: LM 4-1
Tuesday: LM 4-2 and Extra Practice on Solving and graphing inequalities
Wednesday: LM 4-3
Thursday LM 4-4
Friday: Teacher Workshop Day
PRE-ALGEBRA
Monday: Complete "Walking for Charity"
Tuesday: Complete "Walking to Win"
Wednesday: Complete "T-shirts for the Walk-A-Thon"
Thursday: none
Friday: Teacher Workshop Day
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Mrs. Martin -Science
Monday: None
Tuesday: Newton Law Demos
Wednesday: Newton Law worksheet
Thursday: None
Friday: No School
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Mr. Petrie's History Class (December 7-11)
Monday- We will watch a movie set in the late 1890's that deals with
immigrants, muckrakers and how newspapers ruled the day.
Tuesday- We will finish the movie...there is a worksheet that goes along with
it that will be passed in today.
Wednesday- We will start our Unit on WWI by taking noted on how the war
started.
Thursday- We will begin our WWI webquests which will be due on Friday the
18th. Classes will meet in the lobby.
Friday- More webquest work in the lobby.
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Français: le 30 novembre - le 4 décembre
Level I
lundi - P.78, #1-4
mardi - Cartes de vocabulaire P. 79 & 80.
mercredi - Cahier P. 17 et 18.
jeudi - Carte de vocabulaire pour les articles le, la, les, l', un, une, et
des.
vendredi - pas d'école - pas devoirs. : )
Gr. 8 Trimester French:
Introduction and review of French.