What a rainy and dreary day it is! Here are your daily assignments:

English: Students need to make sure that they need to finish their expository and 8A teacher papers. Students have an appositive phrase worksheet that is due tomorrow.

Math: We are starting review of exponents and square roots and there will be an assignment to complete. 8th Period has Pg. 442 #33-36, 39, 40.

Science: We finished up the ABC squares prior knowledge sheet in class (think-pair-share)and started the Cornell on Waves and wave energy.

Social Studies: Students will predict the future of transportation for waterways, railroads and roads (this goes along with their posters/"Future" component of the project)

Reading: There is a internal and external conflict skills sheet that students should finish in class. Since there is no school Friday, Mrs. Bates will check agendas tomorrow.

Have a great evening and stay dry! :)

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Math: Finish their assignment on multiplying and adding with scientific notation. Check below for some help on the assignment. 8th period: Pg. 442 #18-32 Omit #30.
Science: We did a pre-assessment in Chapter 24 Waves and Wave Energy. There is no homework tonight.

Reading: Students need to make sure that they completed their mythology worksheet.

Social Studies: Students need to finish their 200 point poster and turn it in at the end of class.

English: We are doing appositives and doing a worksheet which is for homework if they do not finish. 7th period: Chapter 5 daily assignment on Animal Farm and finish their posters.

Congrats to Mr. Whitt on his successful first day of track practice! Go get em' Coach!

Hello! Here are your daily assignments:

Social Studies: Your poster's are due tomorrow. We will work on them all class period today (transportation).

Science: We did the test today. We are starting a new chapter on Tuesday (Pre-assessment). There is no homework tonight.

Math: We are reviewing Pythagorean theorem today and working on scientific notation. Students will have an assignment to do in-class and if they don't finish, it is homework. 8th period only: We are starting a new concept today and are doing a small assignment in class. Students should finish it in class, but if they do no--it is homework.

English: We are going over prepositions. Students will do pictorial representations and do a worksheet on prepositions. 7th period: Animal Farm: Read Chapter 4 tonight and do the daily assignment on Chapter 4. We will be working on posters in class today.

Reading: We are reviewing Chapter 10 and starting chapter 11 in class. Make sure you do your home reading.

I hope everyone has a great evening!

Ms. Heindl's study game for the test can be found by typing in this link into your browser:
http://www.superteachertools.com/boardgame/online/game904.php

Note: There is one question about convection currents that didn't show up correctly (the process of heat rising and cooling/sinking which causes plate tectonics)

Use this to study for the test!

We had a great time yesterday at the CCCTC! Here are your daily assignments:

Social Studies: We are working on our projects on transportation. We will start our posters Monday.

English: Students will type their stories about team 8A teachers. 7th period only: Students will make Animal Farm flags for their new society now that they have rebelled.

Reading: Students need to be caught up on chapter readings for "Watson's go to Birmingham." Mrs. Bates only has a classroom set and can't have student's take copies home. If you need some extra time, you can go to Mr. Colegrove during noon detention to make it up.

Math: All classes did a treasure hunt. Algebra 1: has a quiz today.

Science: We finished up reviewing the study guide and played a review game. YOUR TEST IS MONDAY ON PLATE TECTONICS, EARTHQUAKES AND VOLCANOES (Chapter 7-9). Ms. Heindl will be finishing up her unit on Monday and her last day is Wednesday :(

I hope that everyone has a good weekend!

Hey everyone! Grade cards are released today in 8th period.


Math: Kids should finish in their workbook today (p. 25 6, 8-13). When finished with the workbook, they will work on a workseet that is due Friday at the beginning of class (see the bottom of this post for help on this worksheet). Algebra 1: You have a quiz Friday and we will review today and tomorrow.

English: They will be working on worksheet for cause and effect/compare and contrast sentences. They will then write a story on team 8A teachers (oh golly!) Writing assessment is next week. Students will be on a modified schedule next Thursday, Friday and the following Monday.

Science: Study guides were due at the beginning of class today. Students can turn in their one page volcano papers late today. We are reviewing the rest of the week and playing a review game Friday. The test is Monday. Study guides will need to be turned in on the day of the test for students to get some of their points back.

Social Studies: Golden horseshoe essay is today. Students need to do their poster bullets for their transportation project and have them ready for Friday.

Reading: Students will continue their reading on Watson’s go to Birmingham. Everyone needs to continue their home reading every night.

Here are the answers worked out for the front of the math worksheet. Hope this helps!

Hola! Here are your daily assignments:

Spanish: Students need to wrap up their projects on Costa Rica. They are due March 5th. Tomorrow we are having special guests from Costa Rica so students need to come up with good questions to ask our guests! Today we will be practicing IR + A in class.

Social Studies: Tomorrow is the Golden Horseshoe Essay portion. Thursday is the trip to the Cabell County Career and Technology Center. Food choices for lunch are hot ham and cheese or fish sticks. Students will continue working on their transportation projects this week.

Math: Working in class on substitution method. Algebra: There will be a quiz Friday.

Science: Students will be working on their study guides today and they are due tomorrow. The test is Monday on plate tectonics, earthquakes and volcanoes.

Reading: Don't forget to do your home reading! There will be no agenda check on Friday.

English: Student/teacher conference about essays. Students will finish their rough drafts and start typing their final drafts. 7th period only: Group work on Animal Farm (A New Society) and read Chapter 2 and do the daily assignment for Chapter 2.

Attention all parents and students: grades are due by the end of the day today. Report cards are being released Wednesday.

If anyone is interested in a conference, we have openings after school on Tuesday February 28th 2012 from 4-6 p.m. Please contact Mr. Colegrove by this Wednesday if you would like one.

Social Studies: Today we are starting a project on transportation and will be working on it all week.

English: All classes: Group peer review on expository essays. 7th period only: We are starting Animal Farm and students will be doing assignment 1. Students will need to read chapter 1 and do the questions.

Reading: Read Ch. 10 in Watsons go to Birmingham and discussing internal and external conflict.

Science: We are in the computer lab typing up their volcano papers which are due tomorrow before class. Students had two days in the lab to work on it and most should finish in class.

Math: We are starting substitution today. All classes will have a small assignment to do and should finish in class.

So proud of our boys for their win against Beverly Hills yesterday.

Reminder to students and parents: Our grades are due in the computers by Monday so be sure to check Edline for updated grades.

English: Today we are working on rationale writing and working on an individual rough draft for expository writing.

Science: Ms. Heindl has given every student a volcano to research. Students were given all class period to work on it and will have Monday in the computer lab to type out their essay with their cited sources. Ms. Heindl is testing on plate tectonics, earthquakes and volcanoes next week. A study guide will be given prior to the test.

Social Studies: Mrs. Sowards gave the test on branches of government. Mr. Colegrove will be taking over next week. The next big project in his class will be on transportation.

Math: Regular classes should get finished with their in-class assignment. Algebra 1: you will have an assignment and should have enough time to complete it.

Our clinical students are finishing up their placement with our team (February 29th is their last day). Please be sure to thank them for all of their hard work and dedication to the success of our students!

Good luck to our boys in the tournament game tonight. Show your support! Mrs. Conner and Ms. Heindl will be there tonight!

Social Studies: We reviewed the study guide today. Make sure you study for the test tomorrow.

Science: Today we started volcanoes and took outline notes on a video and put the information in our log books. Ms. Heindl took up the log books.

Reading: The work we did today should have been done in class. Don't forget to do your nightly reading and get your agendas signed!

English: All classes: Read the short story and write a one paragraph cause/effect summary of the reading and one paragraph where you compare/contrast yourself to one of the characters from the reading.

Math: All classes: Finish the book work if you didn't get it finished in class.

Howdy! Here are your daily assignments :)

Note: Today is the end of the 6 weeks. Grades are due by this Monday.

Social Studies: Your test is Friday. You have a study guide. STUDY STUDY STUDY!

Math: There was an in-class assignment for regular math and there is no homework.

Science: We are doing a geology lab to locate epicenters and those who finish early will watch an introductory video on Volcanoes. There are quite a few missing assignments from this class for both myself and Ms. Heindl. YOU NEED TO TURN IN ANY MISSING WORK!

Reading: Your all skills sheet should be turned in! Mrs. Bates will not take it after tomorrow. Also, don't forget to do your nightly reading and get your agenda signed.

English: All classes: Finish the Combining sentences worksheet if you haven't already done so. 7th period only: We are starting Animal Farm Monday!

Howdy guys! Mrs. Conner here with your daily assignments!

Reading: Don't forget to do your home reading for a minimum of 15 minutes.

Science: Know my language 1/2 worksheet on Earthquakes for those who didn't finish in class. Tomorrow is the last day that I will take the "Curiosity: What's Beneath America?" Paper with the attached rubric and notes.

Math: None for the regular classes! Algebra 1: You all have a test tomorrow so study using the study guide tonight. Good luck everyone!

Social Studies: none

English: Be sure to get your prepositional phrases worksheets from today finished.

I hope that everyone has a great evening. **Fingers crossed for some accumulation :)**