Monday, March 26th, 2018

This is our last week together! That means we have some things to wrap up before I leave for maternity leave. Instead of our "regularly scheduled programming," I have made a "To Do List" for today that will carry into tomorrow as well.

Things to Do Today 3/26/18
- Mrs. Misa will be coming in for a Naviance lesson
- Periods 1 & 3 - Review for Post-Assessment (tomorrow)
Period 5 & 7 - Take Post-Assessment (if you so choose -- if not, you MUST take it tomorrow)
- Work on Revisions for Personal Narrative (due on Thursday)
- Hand in SSR Logs (cannot be handed in later than Thursday)
- Review Grammar Worksheets: The Adverb Clause A & B on SmartBoard
- Complete Holt Handbook Page 130: Exercise 8
*YOU WILL BE TAKING A GRAMMAR QUIZ UPON YOUR RETURN FROM SPRING BREAK*

Grades That Will Still be Going in for Third Marking Period
- Literature Test (test grade)
- SSR Timeline Project (project grade)
- SSR Logs (test grade)
- Personal Narratives (test grade)
- Post-Assessment (quiz grade)
- Grammar Chapter 6 Quiz (quiz grade)
- Grammar Chapter 6 Homework Packet (100-point homework grade)

March, June, and August Birthday Celebration on March 29th!
*I'll be guessing whose birthdays are left to celebrate!*

HOMEWORK
Grammar Worksheet: Subordinating Conjunctions
Post-Assessment TOMORROW
Personal Narrative due THURSDAY
SSR Logs due tomorrow (5 points off for 1 day late)
Complete any and all work that is not complete in Real Time

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