Hi everyone! It was a great week at TDA!
This weekend, there is no formal homework, but I would like for everyone to e-mail me a final copy of the YAN book at mrivner@davisacademy.org.
I have e-mailed instructions for the Works Cited page and the glossary. (Those can be typed and turned in by Wednesday, April 6)
Have a wonderful weekend, and I will see some of you on Sunday!
Friday, April 1, 2011
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Homework 3/31/11
LA: Make corrections in your YAN book. E-mail to Mrs. Rivner by April 4! (mrivner@davisacademy.org)
SS: No homework
Mittleman Math:
Rivner Math: At home, play the following games (and yes, they are super fun!) for about 15 minutes (or longer). Write a comment to this post answering the following prompt: What do all of these games have to do with geometry? What shapes did you see in the games that we learned about in class?
Game 1: Memory
Game 2: Calculating Crew
Game 3: Terms
SS: No homework
Mittleman Math:
Rivner Math: At home, play the following games (and yes, they are super fun!) for about 15 minutes (or longer). Write a comment to this post answering the following prompt: What do all of these games have to do with geometry? What shapes did you see in the games that we learned about in class?
Game 1: Memory
Game 2: Calculating Crew
Game 3: Terms
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Homework for 3/30/11
LA: Make corrections on YAN books. E-mail to Mrs. Rivner by April 4 (mrivner@davisacademy.org)
Science: None
SS: None
Rivner Math: p. 108 in math workbook (Your folder will help you!)
Mittleman Math: Worksheet-- do any problems (at least 5)
Science: None
SS: None
Rivner Math: p. 108 in math workbook (Your folder will help you!)
Mittleman Math: Worksheet-- do any problems (at least 5)
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Tuesday, March 29: Homework
LA: Make corrections in YAN Book file on your computer at home. E-mail corrections to Mrs. Rivner by April 4. (Remember-- if you do a little each night, it won't seem so tough on Sunday evening!)
Rivner Math: p. 105 in workbook (the pages above will help you!!)
Mittleman Math: worksheet-- do your work on a separate sheet of paper.
Science: None
Social Studies: None
To get you in the mood for working on your YAN books... here the tune we sang in class!
The Writing Process
I know the steps
To become a great writer
Starts with a plan
Where I brainstorm my topic
Then I write a draft
Get down all of my thoughts, yeah.
Revising my work-moving, adding strong ideas
Fourth I edit my work
Fixing punctuation and spelling
Adding capital letters
Then I publish work
Oh-Oh-Oh Oh-Oh-Oh Oh
The writing process, yeah,
We must follow it
Working on Steps 1 through 5
The writing process, yeah, we must follow it
Ohs
The writing process, yeah,
We must follow it
Going in order 1 through 5
It will make us excellent writers
Ohs
The writing process steps:
1. Planning
2. Drafting
3. Revising
4. Editing
5. Publishing
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