6A/6B Math:
1. Make sure that the homework assigned yesterday is finished for Monday.
2. Go outside and play.
Friday, April 29, 2011
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Homework 4/28
6B Science:
1. Finish "Divisions of the Nervous System" packet, if not done in class (about 5 people).
2. Complete both sides of worksheet (Similarities/Differences between the brain and common objects; Brain Rhyme Time).
6A Science:
On the worksheet handed out in class, describe the path of a nerve impulse using an example (remember the example that we talked about in class of the phone ringing).
6A/6B Math:
1. Lines, Line Segments, and Rays
Practice Workbook pages 115-116
2. MCAS Packet # 1-6 (6B); # 7-9 (6A)
1. Finish "Divisions of the Nervous System" packet, if not done in class (about 5 people).
2. Complete both sides of worksheet (Similarities/Differences between the brain and common objects; Brain Rhyme Time).
6A Science:
On the worksheet handed out in class, describe the path of a nerve impulse using an example (remember the example that we talked about in class of the phone ringing).
6A/6B Math:
1. Lines, Line Segments, and Rays
Practice Workbook pages 115-116
2. MCAS Packet # 1-6 (6B); # 7-9 (6A)
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Homework 4/27
6A Math:
2009 MCAS Packet # 1 - 6
6B Math:
2010 MCAS Packet # 18 - 21
(You already have this packet from before the vacation; we are just completing the remaining questions.)
2009 MCAS Packet # 1 - 6
6B Math:
2010 MCAS Packet # 18 - 21
(You already have this packet from before the vacation; we are just completing the remaining questions.)
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Homework 4/26
Return art fair field trip form for tomorrow!!!!
6A/6B Math:
Study for the measurement test tomorrow!
Optional textbook questions: page 520 #1-30 (6A)
page 518-519 #1-22, 24-30 (6B)
News:
Muscle/Skeletal/Nervous system test moved to Tuesday, May 3!
6A/6B Math:
Study for the measurement test tomorrow!
Optional textbook questions: page 520 #1-30 (6A)
page 518-519 #1-22, 24-30 (6B)
News:
Muscle/Skeletal/Nervous system test moved to Tuesday, May 3!
Monday, April 25, 2011
Welcome back!
Welcome back to everyone! It was wonderful to see all of you, smiling and well rested. It hardly seems like we are into fourth quarter already, but we are.
Homework:
1. Report cards signed!!!
6B Science:
Describe, in detail, using diagrams and sentences, the path of a nerve impulse. Think back to the example with the telephone ringing. Where does the nerve impulse start? Where does it go? What does your brain decide to do? Where does it send the response?
6A/6B Math:
Surface Area of a Rectangular Prism
Practice Workbook pages 141-142
Homework:
1. Report cards signed!!!
6B Science:
Describe, in detail, using diagrams and sentences, the path of a nerve impulse. Think back to the example with the telephone ringing. Where does the nerve impulse start? Where does it go? What does your brain decide to do? Where does it send the response?
6A/6B Math:
Surface Area of a Rectangular Prism
Practice Workbook pages 141-142
Saturday, April 16, 2011
Bob's Blog is Up and Running!
Hello everyone! I helped Bob create his blog today. He told me that he would love it if you visited it. Here is his blog site:
http://bobfromsomerville.blogspot.com/
Have a great vacation and see you back in school on Monday, April 25th!
http://bobfromsomerville.blogspot.com/
Have a great vacation and see you back in school on Monday, April 25th!
Friday, April 15, 2011
Have a Great Vacation!
I just wanted to say that the chorus did a fabulous job yesterday at the Heritage Night celebration. I especially enjoyed your performance of Halo.
There is no homework for the vacation. Have fun, and go outside to play!
Bob Gilbert's blog will be going online tomorrow. (Yes, Bob has acquired a last name: Gilbert.)
Until then, if you are looking for something fun to do, try your hand at three-dimensional tic-tac-toe. (See the math links section of this blog.)
There is no homework for the vacation. Have fun, and go outside to play!
Bob Gilbert's blog will be going online tomorrow. (Yes, Bob has acquired a last name: Gilbert.)
Until then, if you are looking for something fun to do, try your hand at three-dimensional tic-tac-toe. (See the math links section of this blog.)
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