Announcements and Assignments for Monday

Dear Parents and Guardians:

We want to wish every one a Happy Thanksgiving and thank every one who participated in the first half of our holiday food/clothes/and gift drive. We raised over $1000 of items. We surpassed last years totals. Thank you again.

We hope to see you at Barnes and Noble at the Tempe Marketplace on Saturday and Sunday Night from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. We will be wrapping gifts and distributing trifolds about our school as we start our recruitment drive for the 2009/10 school year. We also hope you will shop at Changing Hands because this is the last weekend where people can shop there and we receive twenty percent of the purchase price.

Assignments for Monday
Ms. Domanik
Both Biology Classes: Complete macro molecule assignment if not already completed.

Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Do make up work and reading journals 189-205
Grade 12 History: Finish book reports if late (NOW WORTH 125 POINTS)

Mr. Virgin
Grade Ten English: Quiz over the first five chapters of Don Quixote

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Bring Homework Log

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Continue reading Around the World in Eighty Days.

HAVE A GREAT HOLIDAY WEEKEND AND TAKE CARE. Please advise if there are any questions.

Announcements and Assignments for Tuesday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.


Please remember that we have a half day on Wednesday November 26 with periods one and two meeting. We will be off on November 27 and November 28 for Thanksgiving Weekend.

Please remember that we are collecting Food, Clothes, and Toys for the homeless students attending The Children's First Academy (formerly Thomas Pappas) and our deadline is Wednesday. We hope you can help.

The school will be wrapping holiday gifts at the Barnes and Noble at the Tempe Marketplace. We will be doing this from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on November 29 and November 30. We need some volunteers and we hope that you can come and tell your friends to shop at Barnes and Noble.

Mrs. Palmer suggested an easy fundraising idea: COLLECTING PENNIES! The classroom that collects the most will win a prize at the end of the school year.

Please also remember that the school is collecting labels for Campbells products and Boxtops for Education.

Please also remember to mention our school when you shop at Changing Hands and your bar code for Frys, Albertsons, Bashas, and Safeway.

Holiday Boutique: December 1,2,3,4, and 5: Many items for sale including very special tree ornament with your child's' picture included (Grandparents, parents, friends, and extended families will love these). Only $5.00: Quantities are limited so order them now (Only three per family are available).

DO NOT FORGET WE ARE ALSO TAKING TAX CREDIT DONATIONS. MARRIED FAMILIES MAY DONATE UP TO $400 AND SINGLE FAMILIES MAY DONATE UP TO $200.

Thank you for your assistance.

Assignments for Tuesday
Mrs. Ratliff
Spanish One: Worksheet: er and ir verbs 3x3x and exercises A and B.

Mr. Slusser
Career Pathways: Complete " Who am I" project due on 12/2 (NO LATER)

Mr. Gordon
Public Policy: Students who did not turn in their outline or sources have until 8:30 a.m. tomorrow to do so. First two pages of rough draft of paper (handwritten) are due on Tuesday.

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Announcements and Assignments for Wednesday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.

Please remember that we have a half day on Wednesday with periods one and two meeting.

There are still seven days to shop at Changing Hands Bookstore on Guadalupe in McClintock. Changing Hands will donate 20 percent of what you purchase to the school.

FINAL PERMISSION SLIPS AND FEES FOR THE FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT FIELD TRIP ARE DUE TOMORROW AS STUDENTS WILL BE LEAVING AT 9:00 A.M. AND RETURNING AT 1:30 P.M.

Assignments for Wednesday/Monday
Ms. Domanik
Biology: Macromolecular reinforcement and worksheet
Anatomy: Read immune system handout

Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Reading Journal pages 167-88 and use commas page 271-273 to answer pages 274/275
Grade 12 History: Book reports are due on Wednesday (100 points)
Grade 11 English: Reading Journals for chapter One Of Mice and Men. Great Gatsby papers are due on Monday of next week.
Grade 11 History: All Features and Letters to Editor due next Monday (Find example of regulation in Current U.S. Policy)

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Page 132-134 (1-23 odd)
Algebra One: Page 121-123 15-21 (odd) and 27-39 (odd)
Grade Eight History: Neighborhood Environment: List Ten ways the environment in your neighborhood has been affected by people.

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Read to page 35 of Around the World in 80 Days.
Middle School Science: Study chapter four units one and two.
Grade 6/7 History: Why did some Americans favor imperialism in the late 1800s
Grade 6/7 English: Read Christmas Carol to Stave II on page 35.

Mr. Virgin
Grade Ten English: Complete worksheets (two on tenses) and read chapter five through seven of Don Quixote.
Grade Ten History: Pop Quiz on Film " Century of Sail" Fifteenth Century
Grade Nine English: Worksheets (two on tenses) ; and read pages 44-68 of Pompeii; Quiz over first four chapters of Pompeii on Monday.
Grade Nine History: Write two paragraphs on History of Carthage before its destruction of Rome due on Monday.


Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Announcements and Assignments for Monday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.

Please remember that we have a half day on Wednesday November 26 with periods one and two meeting. We will be off on November 27 and November 28 for Thanksgiving Weekend.

Please remember that we are collecting Food, Clothes, and Toys for the homeless students attending The Children's First Academy (formerly Thomas Pappas) and our deadline is Wednesday. We hope you can help.

The school will be wrapping holiday gifts at the Barnes and Noble at the Tempe Marketplace. We will be doing this from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on November 29 and November 30. We need some volunteers and we hope that you can come and tell your friends to shop at Barnes and Noble.

Mrs. Palmer suggested an easy fundraising idea: COLLECTING PENNIES! The classroom that collects the most will win a prize at the end of the school year.

Please also remember that the school is collecting labels for Campbells products and Boxtops for Education. Please also remember to mention our school when you shop at Changing Hands and your bar code for Frys, Albertsons, Bashas, and Safeway.

Holiday Boutique: December 1,2,3,4, and 5: Many items for sale including very special tree ornament with your child's' picture included (Grandparents, parents, friends, and extended families will love these). Only $5.00: Quantities are limited so order them now (Only three per family are available).

DO NOT FORGET WE ARE ALSO TAKING TAX CREDIT DONATIONS. MARRIED FAMILIES MAY DONATE UP TO $400 AND SINGLE FAMILIES MAY DONATE UP TO $200. Thank you for your assistance.

We are sending home progress reports today to those families whom we did not have an email address for/ If you would like to receive them by email, please contact us with your email address.

Assignments for Monday
Ms. Domanik
Biology: 1) Basic Chemistry Review and study for Biomes test on Monday
Anatomy: Read the Immune System, complete the immune system reinforcement, and study for test on Monday.


Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Reading Journal on page 145-167
Grade 12 History: Read book of choice/prepare book reports totaling 100 points.
Grade 11 English: Finish paper that is due on Monday
Grade 11 History: Write editorial piece.
Mr. Virgin
Grade Ten English: Read up to Chapter Five of Don Quixote and study for vocab test.
Grade Ten History: Write a paragraph on who Martin Luther was and how he started the Reformation.
Grade Nine English: Read to page 44 in Pompeii
Grade Nine History: Read summary of Rome: Rise and Fall

Mr. Milton
Grades Six through Eight English: Memorize Helping Verbs
Middle School Science: Study Part One on page 42-46 for quiz.
Grade 6/7 History: Finish study guide on chapter 19.

Mr. Harmon
Third Hour Algebra Two: Page 187
Algebra Three: Problem set 45

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Homework log sheet signed. Write five algebraic word problems.
Algebra One: Write Five Word Problems: Algebraic (three need to be two step problems)


Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Assignments for Tuesday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.

Assignments for Tuesday
Mrs. Ratliff
Spanish One and Two: Review all vocabs and verbs.

Mrs. Burnquist
M.S. Study Skills: Use break it down folder

Mr. Gordon:
Public Policy: Bring rough draft of outlines and sources for public policy paper

Mr. Milton
First Year French: Study for chapter test on grammar and translation.

Mr. Grago
Japanese One: Complete HW 3-1
Japanese Two and Three: Complete 9-3 and 10-1 Homework
Japanese Literature: Read the Lady who Loved Insects.

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Assignments for Friday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope every one is well.

Assignments for Friday
Ms. Domanik
Biology: Complete Study Guide and Biome Reinforcement
Anatomy: Complete Study Guide

Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Reading Journal 129-144
Grade 12 History: Read book of choice and begin book report project.
Grade 11 English: Research paper outlines are due.
Grade 11 History: Make article corrections.

Mr. Virgin
Grade Ten English: Study for vocab test and read chapter two and five of Don Quixote.
Grade Nine English: Study for vocab test and read chapter three and four of Pompeii.

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Study for unit seven vocab test
Middle School Science: Exercise Two on page 52
Grade 6/7 History: Write First Person story about farm life in the 1880s.
Grade 6/7 English: Study for unit seven Vocab test

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Finish word problem review worksheet and study for word problem quiz
Algebra One: Finish word problem review worksheet and study for word problem quiz
Grade Eight History: Complete current event assignment.

Mr. Harmon
First Hour Algebra Two: Page 172 1-120
Third Hour Algebra Two: Page 187 1-10
Algebra Three: Problem set 44


Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Assignments for Thursday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.

Assignments for Thursday
Mrs. Ratliff
Spanish One: Study vocab
Spanish Two: Answer five questions of worksheet reflexive verbs.

Mrs. Burnquist
M.S. Study Skills: Use break it down folder
Mythology: Bring cameras, props and scripts for Thursday

Mr. Gordon
Public Policy: Please take letter and Not for Profit Statement to supermarket in an attempt to get food donated for Children's First Academy.

Mr. Milton
French One: Study for chapter test on part one vocab.
Latin One: Study for chapter six test.

Mr. Slusser
Career Pathways: Chapter two complete exercises two and three.
High School Study Skills: Complete the management handout.

Announcements and Assignments for Wednesday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.

Second Quarter Progress Reports will be released on Friday.

GRAND CANYON PREP NEWS
Holiday Boutique: December 1,2,3,4, and 5: Many items for sale including very special tree ornament with your child's' picture included (Grandparents, parents, friends, and extended families will love these). Only $5.00: Quantities are limited so order them now (Only three per family are available).

If you stop by at Fry's, Bashas, or Safeway, do not forget to give the cashier our ID Numbers:
Fry's: 00000011333 (actual bar code is available in the office)
Bashas: 24615 (Cashier will link your Bashas thank you card)
Safeway: Visit www.escrip.com ; click on " 1-sign up" and follow steps to register to use your Safeway club card. Safeway ID# 164753687

We are also registered with Box Tops Education and Campbell's Labels: So Don't forget to send them in.

Please do not forget the Changing Hands promotion this month of buying merchandise, mentioning our school, and we receive 20 percent of the purchase.

We want to thank Mrs. Diaz, Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Wechsler, Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Sanchez, and Mrs. Kistler for all their wonderful ideas, work, and donations towards our fundraising efforts.

Thank you and support our School

(Don't forget the Tax Credits)


Assignments for Wednesday
Ms. Domanik
Biology: Climatographs

Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Read 108-128 and complete missing work. Come to class on time for composition lessons.
Grade 12 History: Missing assignments and scavenger questions (last chance for credit).
Grade 11 English: Reading Journals Eight and Nine and research papers for peer view on Wednesday.
Grade11 History: Feature articles; Last chance for credit: Begin working on a letter to the editor.

Mr. Virgin
Grade Ten English: Finish vocab sentences and essay quiz on the Coffee Trader (Four Essay questions for two paragraphs each)
Grade Ten History: Write a paragraph on What was the Reformation?
Grade Nine English: Read the first two chapters of Pompeii
Grade Nine History: What are the names of the two brothers established Rome?

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Unit Seven Vocab words in sentences.
M.S. Science: Study for chapter seven test.
Grade Six/Seven History: Bring building materials for models of villages.
Grade Six/Seven English: Unit Seven Vocab words in sentences.

Mr. Smith:
Grade Eight History: Current Events due on Friday.

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Announcements and Assignments for Monday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope every one is well.

Our pledge drive has started off well. Keep the donations coming. Please contact us if there are any questions.

Please remember our annual clothes, food, and gift drive for the kids at Children's First Academy.

Grand Canyon Prep will be holiday wrapping gifts at Barnes and Noble on November 29 and 30 from 6 to 10 and at Changing Hands on December 23 and 24 from 12 to 3. We hope you can come. Remember that if you shop at Changing Hands this month, just mention our school and we will get a percentage of the sales.

Grand Canyon Prep students will be appearing on the Cox Show Brainstorm and will tape their episode on December 9 at 5:00 p.m.. We would love for families of the team, their alternates, and others to come support our students. Location Information will soon follow.

Grand Canyon Prep Drama and Music students will also be performing at the Cahill Senior Center on Friday December 12 at about 11:00 a.m.

Assignments for Monday
Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Reading Journal and read pages 97-107
Grade 12 History: Read book of choice.
Grade 11 English: Out of Dust: Keep reading all packets due on Monday. Great Gatsby: Reading Journal for eight and nine.

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Write a book review of Journey to the Center of the Earth."
Middle School Science: Exercise One on page 45
Grade Six/Seven History: Explain how the youth of the Cattle Kingdom affected the Plains Indians.
Grade Six/Seven English: Finish essay on relationship between Johnny and Mr. Lyte dramatizes tension between Colonies and Britain.

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Homework log signed.

Mr. Harmon
Third Hour Algebra Two: Page 181 1-24
Algebra Three: Problem set 42

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Assignments for Thursday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Hope you are all well.

We would like to welcome Aaron Prillaman as our new Music instructor. He will be a wonderful addition to the Grand Canyon Prep team.

Assignments for Tuesday
Mrs. Ratliff
All Spanish classes: Study for test

Mr. Milton
French One: Study vocab on page 61 and 62 for test.
Latin One: Finish exercises 6b-6d and study for test.

Mr. Grago:
All Japanese classes: Japan at a Glance

Mr. Slusser
Career Pathways: Complete exercise #13 lesson one
High School Study Skills: Answer questions about habit # 7

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Announcements and Assignments for Friday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope every one had an excellent four day weekend.

Please remember that we are conducting our pledge fundraising drive for our school and annual food and clothes drive to benefit the children at Childrens First Academy (formerly Thomas Pappas School)

Assignments for Friday
Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Read Fallen Angels from page 80-96 and complete reading journal.
Grade 12 History: Bring completed template questions with the answers on a separate page and Vietnam book of choice.
Grade 11 English: Out of Dust: Read next section and complete packets; Gatsby: Read chapter eight and work on paper.
Grade 11 History: Work and complete your feature articles. These, along with your works cited pages are due on Friday.

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra and Algebra One: Finish study guide and study for test.
Grade Eight History: Current Event, Government Presentation and quiz on cabinet positions on Friday.

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Finish Journey to the Center of the Earth and study for vocab test.
Middle School Science: Study for quiz on parts three and four.
Grade Six/ Seven History: Finish research and bring in material for project.
Grade Six/ Seven English: Finish Johny Tremain and study for vocab test.

Mr. Harmon
Third Hour Algebra Two: Page 179 1-20
Algebra Three: Problem set 39

Announcements and Assignments for Wednesday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.

Please remember that we are off Monday and Tuesday for Veterans Day Weekend.

Assignments for Wednesday
Ms. Domanik
Biology: Respond to owl pellet questions.

Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Reading journals 83-96
Grade 12 History: For partial credit: bring books and library sources. Do scavenger hunt questions for Vietnam study.
Grade 11 History: Work on feature articles.
Grade 11 English: Work on note cards.

Mr. Virgin
Grade Ten English: Review notes and finished reading Coffee Trader for test November 14, 2008.
Grade Ten History: Review notes and study guide on film " The Medici: Godfathers of the Renaissance"
Grade Nine English: Review notes and study sheet on The Iliad for test on Friday November 14. Grade Ten History: Review notes and study guide on Ancient Greece (thoughts on government, sports, city states, and women's rights).

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Finish Journey to the Center of the Earth and Vocab review handout.
Grade Six-Eight Science: Study for chapter seven part three quiz.
Grade Six/Seven History: Research Obamas' appointments on page 395 of handout lists; positions he appoints.
Grade Six/Seven English: Read Johny Tremain to page 287 #4; Study for vocab test units four through six.

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Have planners signed.
Grade Eight History: Make sure form of government paper and presentation are ready.

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

Announcements and Assignments for Thursday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

Hope you are well.

Please remember that we are off on Monday and Tuesday of next week for Veterans Day weekend.

Families of students with below C and A grades will be contacted tomorrow.

Please see the blog notice below regarding our pledge drive competition.

We are collecting food (boxed, canned, Turkeys (our goal is 12)) and clothes for the children at the former Thomas Pappas School. Please help out.

We will be wrapping gifts at Barnes and Noble and Changing Hands during the holiday season. We will get you dates soon. Please stop by and tell your friends to stop by and shop at these great book stores.

Assignments for Thursday
Mrs. Ratliff
Spanish Two: Complete worksheet

Mrs. Burnquist
M.S. Study Skills: Use break it down folder.
Mythology: Complete summary of the woman fell from the sky.

Mr. Milton
French One: Exercise 12 and review vocabulary on page 61 and 62 (test on 11/13)
Latin One: Review translations for comprehension quiz on exercise 69

Mr. Grago
Japanese One: Practice A,B,C for test on 11/'13
Japanese Two: Read Japan at a Glance
Japanese Literature: Read Japan at a Glance.

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.

PLEDGE DRIVE ANNOUNCEMENT

PLEDGE DRIVE COMPETITION

November 5, 2008

Yesterday, voters in Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, Gilbert, and Higley approved $30,600,000 in budget overrides and bonds to help the Chandler, Tempe, and Higley School Districts maintain their school districts. Charter Schools do not have this benefit. Costs are rising and our state funding remains the same. We want to continue the programs that our students benefit from and enjoy. Our philosophy is to have an environment where everyone has a place, gets the attention they deserve, and receives " big school academics in a small school setting." In order to continue to provide individualized attention, rich curriculum, and small classes, charter schools are increasingly dependent on their families and communities to meet their budget requirements with fundraising programs. This program was suggested by some of our families and we feel that it will be fun. Our goal is to raise $35,000 (or $500 per Grand Canyon Prep family). This is how the competition will proceed:

We all know friends, families, co-workers, or employers that need tax deduction or tax credits (If you have any questions about tax credits, please contact your accountant or us). This is an opportunity to raise funds to maintain and expand our school programs and also help your tax situation. Any donation is valuable and tax deductible.

If our goal of $35,000 is met, prizes will be awarded to the top seven families. These prizes are

First Prize: Free Trip to Japan or the cash value of the trip
Second Prize: $1000
Third Prize: $700
Fourth Prize: $500
Fifth Prize: $250
Sixth Prize: $200
Seventh Prize: $100

If all the families of the student participate, there is a one in ten chance of winning a prize. The competition will start November 10 and end on December 16. If we have met our goal, the drawing will be held on December 17 at 2:00 p.m.

Please contact us if there are any questions and take care.

Sincerely

David Gordon
School Director

Announcements and Assignments for Friday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are all well.

Please remember that we are off next Monday and Tuesday for Veterans Day weekend.

Assignments for Friday
Ms. Domanik
Biology
1) Pesticide Rein on Friday
2) Test on Friday
3) Study Guide due on Friday
Anatomy
1) Endocrine Reinforcement
2) Problem solving lab 35.3
3) Minilab 35.2

Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Study vocab for test and read page 70-82 and complete reading journal. Review chapters 1-6 for quiz.
Grade 12 History: Review 1968 notes for quiz. Print out library sources for Vietnam Scavenger Hunt. Bring in Vietnam Book.
Grade 11 English: Complete Roman Numerals
Grade 11 History: Complete letter to President Elect Obama

Mr. Milton
Grade 8 English: Vocab units 4-6 and write word and synonym; Read " Journey to the Center of the Earth to chapter 35 by Wednesday.
Middle School Science: Finish study guide, chapter seven part two (page 102-108) and study.
Grade 6/7 History: Research the life of the Plains Indians.
Grade 6/7 English: Read Johny Tremain to page 241 #3 and finish vocab review and grammar handouts.

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Page 128-129 #5-19 odd
Algebra One: Page 117 #13-23 (odd) 27-45 (odd)
Grade Eight History: Finish government paper, electoral college worksheet and current event.

Mr. Harmon
Algebra Two: Page 120 1-30
Chemistry: Page 272 19 and 20
Algebra Two: Page 172: 1-48
Algebra Three: Problem set 37

Mr. Virgin
Grade Ten English: Test on the Coffee Trader chapter 12-22 on Friday 11/7/2008. Read worksheets on AIMS testing to discuss on Friday. Do " Our Heritage: American" worksheet on Friday.
Grade Ten History: Test on the Medici film.
Grade Nine English: Test on The Iliad November 12, 2008; Review November 7, 2008. Read worksheet on AIMS testing to discuss on Friday. Do " Our Heritage: American " worksheet on Friday.
Grade Nine History: Be prepared to discuss different forms of Greek Governments.

Assignments for Thursday

Dear Parents and Guardians

We hope you are all well.

Assignments for Thursday
Mrs. Ratliff
Spanish One, Two, and Three: Complete ten sentences with translation.

Mr. Gordon
Public Policy: Submit letter to Food Markets by tomorrow morning.

Mr. Slusser
Career Pathways: Complete steps one and two of assignment handout.
H.S. Study Skills: Answer exercise #5

Mr. Milton
French One: Page 70 and exercise 11 and conjugate and translate 5 er verbs.
Latin One: Chapter Six: Vocab, Second Column 3x plus study and finish translation.

Mr. Grago
All Japanese classes: Read pages 10-132 of packet

Please advise if there are any questions. Take care.

Announcements and Assignments for Wednesday

Dear Parents and Guardians,

We hope you are well and had a great weekend.

We will contact families whose children have below C's and A grades on Friday.

Please remember that the school is closed on Monday November 10 and Tuesday November 11 for Veterans Day Weekend.

We have started our holiday food, clothes, and gift drive to help the homeless students at Children's First Academy (formerly Thomas Pappas)

We are also continuing our fundraising drive for our school through Tax Credits and other donations. Please help out your school.

PLEASE DO NOT FORGET TO VOTE TOMORROW.

Assignments for Wednesday
Ms. Domanik
Biology: Study Guide
Anatomy: Endocrine Reinforcement

Mrs. Burnquist
Grade 12 English: Write vocab sentences. Bring in an article about a war memorial.
Grade 12 History: Get Library Card and three library sources for Vietnam Scavenger Hunt. Book selection due on Friday.
Grade 12 English: Complete reading journal for Great Gatsby: Chapter Seven; Complete note cards if you have not already done so. Write vocab sentences.
Grade 11 History: Begin working on feature articles with works cited page (due at the end of class on Wednesday).

Mr. Virgin
Grades Nine and Ten History: Write two paragraphs on the coverage of the election on Tuesday and answer the question: Is the Coverage Biased?

Mr. Milton
Grade Eight English: Read to page 137, chapter 26.
Middle School Science: Study for quiz on Energy on page 99-102 and notes.
Grade Six and Seven History: Explain how buffalo affected the lives of plains Indians.
Grade Six and Seven English: Read to page 219 and answer number 5.

Mr. Smith
Pre Algebra: Page 122-23 # 20, 29-32
Algebra One: Page 111-13 #13-15, 51-54, 71
Grade Eight History: 1) Complete form of government worksheet 2) Two Paragraph paper on chosen form of government with first paragraph defining and major ideas and where it is used and second paragraph comparing and contrasting to our lifestyle in the United States.3) Current Events by Friday.

Please advise if there are any questions and take care.