8/20/2026 — Novels Class
Homework: Read The Screwtape Letters, Letters 1-8. Tuesday: We will have a quiz over letters 1-8 and begin our discussion.
Aug 20
7th Grade Math (8/20/26)
Good morning!!! We have our second week down yay!! Some of the kids are already a little behind and not completely finishing their homework assignments. Please make sure they get their assignments completed. Tues. 8/18 Lesson 1.6 pg 35 #’s 1-35 Wed 8/19 Lesson 1.7 pg 40 #’s 1-34 Thurs 8/20 review Quizzes Friday and Monday chapter 1 review pages 42/43 all. Tuesday 8/25 chapter 1 test Have a wonderful weekend!
Aug 20
8/20 4th Grade Language Arts
Week 2 Recap : Tuesday - Ch1 L4 pgs. 9-10 Wednesday - Ch1 L5 pgs. 11-12 Thursday - Ch 1 L6 pgs 13-14 Fri/Mon Work : Ch1 L7 pgs.15-16 Study W3 Spelling Words (in journals behind green tab) I hope everyone has a great weekend!!!
Aug 20
8/20 3rd Grade Language Arts
Week 2 Recap Tuesday - Ch1L4 pgs.9-10 Wednesday- Ch1L4 pgs.11-12 Thursday - Ch1L4 pgs.13-14 Weekend Work : Ch1L7 pgs.15-16 Study W2 Spelling Words (in journals behind green tab) I hope everyone has a great weekend!!!
Aug 20
5th Grade Math (8/19/26)
Chapter one test tomorrow!
Aug 19
4th & 5th Grade English
finish pgs. 15-16 in your English worktext Write spelling staircases and study for spelling test!
Aug 19
Middle Grades ELA
Study Vocab Complete pages 10 & 12 in your grammar book.
Aug 19
8/19 American Lit
Finish reading Act 2, making note of rhetorical appeals and literary devices.
Aug 19
8/18-8/19 Geometry
Below are the lessons covered and the assignments given on 8/18 and 8/19. 8/18- Lesson 4, go over pages 24-25, complete pages 26-28 (1-9, 17-28) 8/19- Lesson 5, go over pages 30-31, complete pages 31-32 (1-12)
Aug 19
Agriculture Science- Quiz 8/25
Just a quick reminder that we have a quiz coming up on Tuesday, August 25. This quiz will cover Unit 1 Part 1. So far, we’ve walked through the foundations of agricultural history, starting with hunter-gatherer societies and the ways early people understood and used their environments. From there, we examined the Neolithic Revolution—the gradual transition from a Stone Age foraging lifestyle into settled agriculture—and why that shift made permanent communities, specialized
Aug 19

