Homework and Notes from 6/23/14

No Homework!

Notes: 
We took our final Spelling Test today! Great job on all 37 Units!

Yearbooks:
We have extra yearbooks for sale, we will be selling them tomorrow.

Clubs:
We will have clubs tomorrow and that means pizza will be ordered! Don't forget your money

Graduation:

Reminder: Graduation is Thursday, June 26th at West Hempstead. The ceremony starts at 10:00 am, however we ask that you arrive at 9:30 am. Bussing will not be available this day.

#WeekinReview
We will continuing to finish our paper. This will be our last edition! Stay tuned.

Homework and Notes from 6/18/14

Homework and Notes from 6/18/14

Homework:

Math:

6th: Finish Area and Perimeter Worksheet. Solving for n

7th: Finish Circumference worksheets. Solving for n

Spelling:

Unit 37 4x (words on blog)

Notes: 

In Current Events today we read an article entitled Who Knew Corn Flakes Could Look So Good? Artists use all kinds of mediums, ranging from snow and sand to even cups of latte, to show off their creativity. So it is not surprising to hear that New York-based photographer and illustrator Sarah Rosado, decided to pick cereal or to be more precise corn flakes, for her creations.




In English, we read a biography Adventures of Marco Polo by Russell Freedman. Was Marco Polo the world's greatest explorer -- or the world's greatest liar? Newbery Medalist Russell Freedman turns his eagle eye on the enigmatic Marco Polo in his most exciting biography yet.

He claimed to have seen rocks burn, bandits command sandstorms, lions tamed with a look, and sorcerers charm sharks while divers gathered pearls on the ocean floor. Marco Polo shook Europe with descriptions of the world he'd seen on his epic journey to the court of Kublai Khan.