Thursday, October 27, 2011

General Announcements:

• If you ever notice something missing or wrong on the blog, comment to let me know about it - I don't always have the whole picture. -Grace
• Wed., 10/26: DC Medical Packet due. Many still missing!
• Fri., 10/28: Prisms Día de los muertos (Day of the Dead) celebration. Download Full-Color Flier! (.pdf), 6-7:30 PM

Humanities:

• Nada

Math:

• Graph paper link on the sidebar →
  Grade 7
• Due Fri., 10/28: In Applications section of Variables and Patterns, do #2 and #9.
Grade 8 - Algebra A
• Due Fri., 10/28: Complete Additional Practice sheet on slope-intercept form (y=mx+b)
Algebra B:
• • Due Fri., 10/28: On p. 276, do #12-19 odd and #20-25
  • Due Tue., 11/1: On. p. 177-178, do #11-14, #15-29 odd, plus 31 & 33

Science:

• Quiz Fri., 10/28 on plant reproduction and bees.
• For review: Jeopardy!

Español:

• Work on your Day of the Dead altars at home!
• 2011 Day of the Dead Calendar (.pdf)
• Day of the Dead Documents (2010 edition)

Moment of Zen:

Good Luck Playing This in Scrabble: xenophyophore

In deep ocean trenches, nearly 5 miles below the water's surface, reasearchers have found quite the ultimate creepy crawly: the xenophyophore. The xenophyophore, a type of amoeba, is the largest single-celled species found on Earth so far.