OLYMPIC HOUSE DAILY HOMEWORK
Please check this page by 3:30 for your daily homework.
Math (Mrs. Hager):
*Mon, 11/7 - Prep for assessment Thursday, ALEKS
*Tues, 11/8 - Prep for assessment Thursday, ALEKS
*Wed, 11/9 - Prep for assessment Thursday, ALEKS and review day in class
*Thurs, 11/10 - Assessment in all classes
*Fri, 11/11 - Veteran's Day
*Mon, 11/7 - Prep for assessment Thursday, ALEKS
*Tues, 11/8 - Prep for assessment Thursday, ALEKS
*Wed, 11/9 - Prep for assessment Thursday, ALEKS and review day in class
*Thurs, 11/10 - Assessment in all classes
*Fri, 11/11 - Veteran's Day
Social Studies (Mr. Day):
Monday - 6/5 - Manifest Destiny reading and vocabulary
Tuesday - 6/6 - So far from home response Questions on Industrial Revolution
Wed. - 6/7 - Dred Scott Court Case decision due Thursday
Thursday 6/8- Practice and preparation for Freedom Monologue to perform Monday.
Friday - 6/9-
ELA (Mrs. Briley):
Monday and Thursday:
* In Reading Plus, complete one Reading lesson and one Vocabulary lesson
Five Days per week:
* Read a fiction or nonfiction book, poetry, an article, or text of your choice: Read to inform yourself, relax and enjoy a story, learn how to do something, or to understand a new point of view. Reading of very short texts such as text messages, captions, or short posts on social media does not "count" for this assignment. Be prepared, at random and unexpected times, to be able to talk or write about something you recently read. I do not require reading logs, but if that works to keep you motivated, please keep a log and I am happy to check it daily.
Monday and Thursday:
* In Reading Plus, complete one Reading lesson and one Vocabulary lesson
Five Days per week:
* Read a fiction or nonfiction book, poetry, an article, or text of your choice: Read to inform yourself, relax and enjoy a story, learn how to do something, or to understand a new point of view. Reading of very short texts such as text messages, captions, or short posts on social media does not "count" for this assignment. Be prepared, at random and unexpected times, to be able to talk or write about something you recently read. I do not require reading logs, but if that works to keep you motivated, please keep a log and I am happy to check it daily.
Science (Mrs. Driscoll): PLEASE VISIT THE SCIENCE BLOG TO VIEW THE DAY'S AGENDA, ESPECIALLY IF YOU WERE ABSENT. http://cdriscollscience.blogspot.com/
- Monday 5/8: Quiz Friday on circuits and magnetism
- Tuesday 5/9:
- Wednesday 5/10:
- Thursday 5/11:
- Friday 5/12:
- As an extension to the Pumpkin Cookie Demonstration Lesson, I am asking that you select a recipe for cookies or bars and prepare them at home. Please bring the batch to FACS class along with the recipe so that we may sample.I am not requiring that you do this assignment but hope that you will. I will add 5 extra points to your Chef’s Badge License Assessment that we will be taking in a few weeks. Parents may assist but you must bake along with them.You may prepare these baked goods for any class on the day it meets through October 29th! Happy Baking :)Please contact me if you have any questions at mayerr@portlandschools.org or 874-8145.
