MONDAY ASYNCH WORK
Asynch Work:
Ketchups + Finish Brainpop on Holidays
Drop Off Monday
Wordly Wise 12,
Science World Magazine,
Science World Packet
Pickup: White Construction Paper for Holiday Scene
Parts of speech Art
Mystery Coordinate Plane Graphing packet
TUESDAY ASYNCH WORK
Login to iGrade book and check progress, target zeros.
Finish Newsela Hanukkah
Read 30 min. Take AR Quizzes
Finish Intro + 1 section of Informational Writing
Study for Math Quiz 5.5-5.7
Finish 5.7 Big Ideas
Cont. Stem Challenge
(Do more for Extra-Credit)
WEDNESDAY Asynch Review
Study Chapter 5 Math
Stem Challenge Cont.
AR 30 min.
Do another section of Info writing + research/use bibliography to cite sources
Finish Math Quiz
Thursday Asynch Review
Read 30 min.
Math Finish Ch. 5 Review Test
Finish Stem Challenge + Take Pics
Finish Mystery Coordinate Plane Design
Finish Parts of Speech
Ketchups!
5.5-5.7 Quiz-Khushboo, Makena,
Friday Asynch Review
Ketchups!
5.5-5.7 Quiz-Khushboo, Makena,
Chapter 5 Review Test
Makena, David
SWART Holiday Scene
Mystery Shape Graphing, Parts of Speech
HOLIDAY STEM ACTIVITY!
Merry Christmas, Happy Hannukah, and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR 2021, here we come!
JOURNAL PROMPT: December 14th-As this crazy year draws to a close, what have you learned and how will you grow from this historic year?
I learned that I can have it much worse than I do. When we drive down town I see many people on the side of the road either starving, homeless, or very sick with the evil virus spreading around the world. I have it better than most people, and I'm more than thankful that I have the things that I do. I feel very bad for the people who have experienced the virus and I appreciate the fact that they at least tried to persevere through it. I’m lucky that I don’t have the virus.
This year is very very crazy but everybody has to suck it up and keep on pushing through it.
people are now trying to post there prompt answers and when you guys type it goes way up and nobody can see our answers
I learned that I can have it much worse than I do. When we drive down town I see many people on the side of the road either starving, homeless, or very sick with the evil virus spreading around the world. I have it better than most people, and I'm more than thankful that I have the things that I do. I feel very bad for the people who have experienced the virus and I appreciate the fact that they at least tried to persevere through it. I’m lucky that I don’t have the virus.
This year is very very crazy but everybody has to suck it up and keep on pushing through it.
I have learned to not take advantage of all my resources that I used to not think twice about
such as talking through a problem face to face instead of trying to navigate glitchy emails. I have learned about perseverance, even now when things are tough I try to remember that I can and will get through it.
If i'm going to be completely honest this year has been extremely hard for me, i'm also learning about not lashing out in anger at someone that didn't deserve it.
I've learned so much this crazy year. It's been hard, but I've grown in spending time by myself. I'm an extrovert so this has been a challenge. Long walks, runs, rides with music have been fulfilling. Recording music and starting to learn piano have been rewarding. Time with my busy family has been a treasure although we need a break, at times! Tennis with both my kids along with golf has been a blast.
What I learned this year is whether sticking with your family or your friends, company is one of the best parts of life. I learned that if you lose something like a friend or a family member, you would probably never make a new friend that was exactly like them because everyone in the whole wide world is different in little ways, but that doesn’t mean those little things are small. If you have a lot of little things, that means you have a huge difference in things. I think sticking together is
This year I learned alot about everyday life. When you have the time to think about everything when you can’t do anything. You learn. From my experience the thing that stuck out to me was that it's not okay to bottle up your feelings when you're scared. The whole time i was scared of dying and now i realize through quarantine my family is important. But also very annoying. Sitting in my room playing games on myphone or watching a show and having a little sibling come in and blow spitballs at you
I have learned so much in this crazy year. I have learned many things about myself and the world we live in. One out of the many things I learned about myself this year is that I should be more thankful for all the things I have like freedom, friends, family, and sports. One thing I learned about the world this year is that it is very important for us to come together as a group in times of need. We needed to come together to fight the pandemic, elect a new president, and fight for justice for a
especially important this year because if you were all alone in your house for twelve months, you would get very lonely and have new levels of stress. But when you're together you learn how grateful and lucky you are because there are some people that don’t have friends, or don’t have a house, or don’t have any of those things.
As this crazy year draws to a close, what have you learned and how will you grow from this historic year?
This year I have learned that it is important to rely on family members if you need help with anything. I will grow by trying to be independent until i can not figure out something i will also slow down when i am doing work.
I have learned that when most of your life is changed and social interactions go down the drain, life can get to be pretty boring. I’ve also learned that I’m not a huge fan of big changes like this. I liked having my daily routine, walking to school, seeing my friends, not knowing what Zoom even was, going on vacation over break, and all those other things I love to do. Out of nowhere, my life became a totally different life, even though a few things stayed the same. I have also grown and learne
I've been playing some Magic the Gathering on MTGA online with buddies. In teaching I dreaded being away from my students and teaching to a screen. I love my students and it felt foreign to NOT be with them in class. That being said, I have a growth mindset and I’ve tackled this challenge with all that I’ve got and it’s been fun and tricky,
I have also grown and learned to accept the things I cannot change, and to change the things I cannot accept. I’ve never had to adapt to such a drastic change, but I did, and in 2019 I probably wouldn’t have thought I would be able to handle it.
but I love to innovate and grow from new experiences. I feel truly blessed to have such an awesome class this year. This class is truly remarkable and I have no doubts that you will do great things in your lives.
What I've learned out////side of school is that freedom is fragile and messy, but our Constitution is holding...barely. Case and point...election, civil rights, media, corruption, pandemic, economic shutdowns.
From this year I have grown stronger and this is the craziest year that i have ever lived compared to all the other years. This was the worst. But we have all stood up strong and now no one can break us down. Thank you for everyone helping people through this chaotic year; I'm thinking back and remembering us all excited to start this new year, now we wish it would all stop! Personally this year is one of my favorites; I was very weak before, it made me strong and I have learned so much plus n
This Year has been quite hectic at times and very enjoyable at others. A lot of plans that my family and I had made had been cancelled but we found ways to get out of the house. We found our way to Catalina Island and Oregon. With all of the COVID-19 protocols and not being able to be around a lot of friends, I have found ways to communicate with them by facetime, texting, wearing masks and just hanging out like normal depending on what they were comfortable with. We were also lucky enough to s
you isn't ideal. But if i have to stay at home and be annoyed but save the lives of kids who could be getting sick then I’ll handle a few spitballs. Another thing I realized is that I've learned how to draw better. I've been practicing and I've gotten decent. I”m still practicing. But I’ve also learned that you never know what you have until you lose it. I miss going to starbucks with my grandma and shopping at grocery stores. I would do anything to at least be told no to a pack of gum at the c
We were also lucky enough to spend thanksgiving at our grandparents house and hopefully the rest of the holidays as well. Because of all the time we have spent together we have found things we like to do together, mountain biking, running, walking on the golf course and much more. I am pretty sure that Cujo loved the family being home all the time. I am really grateful that I have been able to go to gymnastics the past couple months, because it helps keep me healthy, build leadership and teach m
heckout at safeway. But when we do get to go places again, its not going to be the same. Things will change. And things change and life is a thing. So I’m looking forward to going into a store.
This year I learned that all years aren't the best years because things may interfere with your plans or just life in general. I think that i've gotten used to the pandemic but if it weren't here that would be nice. I also learned that things don't always go the way you want it.
Monday, december 14
I have Learned many things but some of the most memorable things were about what our country was going through, at this time and how black lives matter was changed and altered by the white people that felt that they were better than everyone else. I also learned how to be social not just with people but with myself I learned that you don't always get to do stuff that's fun and I'm privileged and not a lot of people got to do Pod and I am grateful for that.
Monday, december
I feel that covid-19 has helped me grow in ways that I would have never learned, like how to learn online and how to wash my hands more often and being more clean. I have also learned that every body has to work together to get thru some things. it has helped me learn team work even though we can not see any body.
This year is gonna be diffrent from all the other years because we wont be all together in big groups. But we are lucky that the people who live in your home are together with you. Stay grateful.
and becomed blue lives matter
December 14th-As this crazy year draws to a close, what have you learned and how will you grow from this historic year?
I learned that I can have it much worse than I do. When we drive down town I see many people on the side of the road either starving, homeless, or very sick with the evil virus spreading around the world. I have it better than most people, and I'm more than thankful that I have the things that I do. I feel very bad for the people who have experienced the virus and I appreciate the fact that they at least tried to persevere through it.
This year is really crazy because of the election,the pandemic,learning from home (distance learning). The pandemic or shelter in place started 10 or 9 months ago and it started out in china and then a couple months later BOOM! The whole continent was in a pandemic. Learning from home is kinda easier than what I was going to think it was going to be like for 6th grade. You get to chill and snuggle up in your room blankets over you and on the bed (still doing work) with your pets.
blue lives matter? whats that
some stupid stuff that some privliged white people say because unsicure
I learned that I can have it much worse than I do. When we drive down town I see many people on the side of the road either starving, homeless, or very sick with the evil virus spreading around the world. I have it better than most people, and I'm more than thankful that I have the things that I do. I feel very bad for the people who have experienced the virus and I appreciate the fact that they at least tried to persevere through it
I learned that I can have it much worse than I do. When we drive down town I see many people on the side of the road either starving, homeless, or very sick with the evil virus spreading around the world. I have it better than most people, and I'm more than thankful that I have the things that I do. I feel very bad for the people who have experienced the virus and I appreciate the fact that they at least tried to persevere through it.
probably he did it accidentally
I learned that people trust people who obviously can't be trusted with important things just because they agree with one thing. and to listen to the people who you can actually trust, this year we didn't do thousand this is why we are in the situation we are in now.