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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Layers of The Earth Short Story
Thought that this would be more fun than a standard recitation of the several layers of the Earth. This will be jointly assessed with the Language Arts teacher, who wrote the prompt. Prompt: Write a well crafted, short story, on … Continue reading
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Tagged LanguageArts, lessonplans, Middleschool, Science
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Planning for a Geometry Semester
Thinking about Math for the second semester… 7 weeks from January 2nd to February 16th: 17 45-minute periods, 7 90-minute periods. Homework: Monday and Tuesday nights. To hand in or check in their books. Quiz/Test every Thursday: current material plus … Continue reading
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Tagged Geometry, lessonplans, Math
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