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    First Form Latin, Year 2 for November 22nd

    November 17, 2019 /

    This week finish workbook exercises for Lesson XXV.  I will check this for completion on Friday. We found out last Friday that we are a bit rusty on the perfect system verb conjugations, therefore, we will have a quiz on these on Friday.  The quiz will come from the information on page 34 of Lesson XII.  Know the chart.  Also, there will be translations taken directly for Lesson 10 of the Workbook, Drills A, B, & C. A good way to study would be to start with the chart in front of you and work through the drills making sure you understand what the meanings are, i.e. what the action…

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    Second Form Latin Mackey 8/23

    August 19, 2019 /

    Salvete, amici Latinae Do not forget to check your syllabus for each week in Latin.  This week complete Lesson 1 in your workbook and review it regularly for the quiz on Friday. To do well on the quiz you need to know: Latin sayings from the Latin to English.  All the Vocabulary words in the lesson including the numbers from the English to Latin, and the declension endings reviewed in the lesson.  A few translation opportunities will also be given.

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    First Form Latin, Year 2 for August 23rd

    August 16, 2019 /

    Welcome to First Form Latin, Year 2! We will start with a review of last year’s material.  It is essential that you have a firm grasp on the units you covered previously.  For this week review/study units 1 & 2 reviews.  To help you do this the following is a link to Quizlet to help you have some fun while you review:  https://quizlet.com/audreygleckie/folders/first-form-latin-year-2 .  I’m looking forward to Friday to see what you remember!  Have a great first week!  

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    Elementary Chemistry and Physics

    April 7, 2019 /

    Science Fair I am so proud of everyone’s accomplishments in our Science Fair! You all did awesome! Congratulations on a job well done! Please hang on to your boards. I need to check with the end-of-the-year program coordinator to see if there will be room to display all of them. I know there were some of our families who couldn’t make it to the science fair. So this would give them an opportunity to see the displays. If space is an issue for the end-of-the-year program, we may display the top three from each age category. We will simplify matters and ONLY bring the boards. There are too many delicate,…

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    Elementary Physics and Chemistry

    March 17, 2019 /

    Just in case you aren’t getting my emails, here’s the assignments for the next week: Science Fair Project If you haven’t finished reading about your project, finish that up this week. Most of your time this week should be spent on the experiment portion of the project. After the experiments are completed, information should be filled out for the Data Analysis and Conclusion pages in your science fair folder. Be sure to remember to bring the science fair folder Friday. I will be checking them during lunch. Next week, we will begin putting all the information on the tri-fold board. So, if you do not have the board, be sure…

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    Chemistry and Physics, 3rd – 6th grade

    February 10, 2019 /

    Reading Begin reading Electrifying our World. We will have a special speaker, Derek McGill, teaching our class. With this being his area of expertise, I believe this Friday will be a very interesting class! It would be great if the kids have some previous knowledge before his presentation on Friday. So, feel free to read the entire chapter, if you’d like. Science Fair For this week, our goal is to begin gathering your resources and request any library books you may need. We need to have everything together by the start date in two weeks (meaning a question, resources, and supplies). I would like for them to read about their…

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