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This Week's Homework
Monday 3/8
- SS - defined lessons 1-3 vocabulary of chapter 4 - ancient India and China - 8 total
- SS read lesson 1 of chapter 4
- Religion - defined chapter 10 vocabulary- see link below
Tuesday 3/9
- SS - took notes on Lesson 1 chapter 4 see link below
- SS - 10 question test on Lesson 1 on 3/12; see link below for hints
- Religion - finish cards for Retreat
Wednesday 3/10
- SS - 10 question test on Friday; see link below
- SS - worked on Ancient Olympic project; project is due Last week of March; if they need more computer time they should work on it at home or come in the morning on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday to use my computers to work on it; they should be working on designing their own Olympic Game for those times at home; please see instructions to the project as a link below
- Religion - worked on Station of the Crosses
- Religion - please be gathering at least 20 to 25 pictures of your life and your families life since birth until now; scan as jpeg and do not scan to word but rather a picture or my scan file and save to a disc or flash drive; pictures are due by the last week of March; students have been aware of this since November
Thursday 3/11
- SS - 10 question test tomorrow; worked on Lesson 1 review questions and worksheet understanding lesson 1 content master
- Religion - we read Exodus 1:15-22 and Exodus 2:1-22
Friday 3/12
Additional Homework Information
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Classroom Information
Look below to find classroom notes, review questions, test information:
SS chapter 4 lesson 1 review questions
Religion - study guide masters from book