Welcome to Thursday! No wait, Tuesday, no . .  Wednesday! That's it! Thanks for all the gifts. I got some great flowers that make the room smell much better! Lunch was yummy today as well. Thanks so much. In return for all your kindness, I explained arcs and things, along with Japan! I am also letting your students get a little spacy. They got to pick a space mission and find out the current details about it. (They have moved  a bit since our book was printed. Well, one hasn't since it hasn't launched yet. It';s about 9 years behind schedule.) 

Memory: none

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Music: sheet for Friday

Geo: none

Science: Project for next Thursday

Math: set 104 (see below)

Many field trip emails today, sorry! It's coming together, though. 

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Science: ws for tomorrow

Geo: 733 #6 for tomorrow

Music: sheet for Friday

Math: set 103 for tomorrow: skip 2,5,6,16,19,20

Field trip info is coming together. Check your email!
We continued to travel with Paul into the mission field. We also took on transversals in math today. We also delved into China just a we bit as well.

CL: none
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Music: sheet for Friday
Math: set 102
Science: ws for Wednesday
Geo: page 733 #6 for Wednesday
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FRIDAY! Busy busy weekend ahead. Enjoy!

Hymn: none
CE: news quiz for MONDAY
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Science; ws for MONDAY
Geo: questions 2,5,6 for MONDAY
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Music: Waller for FRIDAY
Math: took a test
Art: nothing
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I've been trying to start this for 45 minutes now, but sometimes life gets in the way! The sad event of the day was that between the rain and k-4 musical practice, we were stuck in our room for our first recess. We managed to survive, somehow. After that, we were confronted with passive and active tense. We went through a practice sheet in class. A practice sheet was done in class. (I almost typed a PLASTIC sheet. It's been a long week.)

This cartoon came from a blog discussing why not to use the passive tense. You can read it HERE.

We also talked about Julius Ceaser and the famous "Friends, Romans, Countrymen" speech.

Memory: HYMN 377 1,3 TOMORROW

English: ws for TOMORROW

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Music: ws TOMORROW

Geo: none

Science: ws for TOMORROW

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Math Set 101 and test TOMORROW