December 2, 2017

A1 - Boehme/Goff:  All make up work from October 17 to November 5 is due by Friday, December 4 for credit.  After Friday, those assignments will be a permanent zero.
Math:  5-10 due 12/3.
Spelling: none this week
Vocabulary: indelible, anonymously, sympathetic, abandoned, queasy, scurried, dismal, glowered
Social Studies:  Atlas 50a-b due 12/4.
Science:  Solar System Report and Visual Presentation Due 12/1.  See Science page for details.
Keyboarding:  Do Edutyping to improve your technique, speed, and accuracy in typing.  This will be  graded this term with a state Keyboarding Test in January. Have 28 wpm or higher for an A.

A2 - Packard:
Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments. 
Language Arts: Narrative Essay: "Saturday." Due: December 6, Midnight. 
Math: #5-11 due: 12/3.
Think Through Math (online): 40 lessons passed off by December 31, 2015.
Independent Reading: 20 min. each night. 100 min. per week.   

B - Ridge:
Math:

Vocabulary Words:

Spelling:
Language Arts:

Independent Reading: 20 min per night. 100 min per week.

D - Berven/Thomas:  
          BOOK ORDER DUE FRIDAY--Great for Christmas gifts

TALK TO YOUR CHILD ABOUT OUR SERVICE PROJECT FOR THE VETERAN'S HOSPITAL.  If possible, please donate 2 yards of fleece fabric 
by Friday, December 4.

THANK YOU 

Check Skyward for grades and missing assignments.
 

Math:  Benchmark  #2 Review Today / Test Tomorrow, Drops #11 due Friday.
Think Through Math (online): Work Hard: Please complete 30 TOTAL by Dec. 22.
Language Arts: "The Christmas Box" 1-75, six summary paragraphs.  
Vocabulary Test on Friday.
UTAHCOMPOSE.COM: Working on writing using Utah Compose.  Can also be worked on  at home.  "Egypt Games" Perfect score is total 30.  Today we started a new writing "Vacation for Grades".
Memorized Poem: "A Candle in the Night"  by Mary Stoner Wine due December 21st.

"So very many people

Are like a candle in the night.

Their gentle noiseless beauty

Is like a steady burning light.

Though they be short and tiny

Or shapely tapers tall and fair,

Around them beams a radiance

That brightens life and steals our care.

They do not sense the darkness

Because their self-effacing glow

Encircles them with beauty

That shines alike on friend or foe.

And so I watch the candles

That banish darkness in the night,

Though they be short and tiny

Or tapers tall with flames of light.            

Science with Mrs. Packard: Moon Phases - Test Tomorrow
Social Studies: Weekly Studies #6 Due Friday
Art: "Stained Glass" Candles due Monday