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All students need to have their rough drafts for HISTORY, 2ND WRITING CHOICE, BROCHURE, AND FLAG EXPLANATION typed in Google docs. by TUESDAY, MAY 8TH.

We begin working with Mrs. Gohagon that day in the Mac Lab.

Please remember  that we will NOT meet at Memorial School on Field Trip Day,  Thursday May 24th.

We will meet at ST. Colman’s Church at 6:00 AM.  The church is next door to our school.

At the end of the day we will meet the bus at the SOUTH STREET SEAPORT in lower Manhattan at 5:00 PM for our return trip home.

We will arrive back at St. Colman’s at approximately 8:00 pm.

Hi there!  This is a reminder that NYC field trip permission slips are due this FRIDAY, April 13th!

Thanks!

Hello all!  The permission slip for the NYC field trip will be distributed to all students TODAY!  (April 5th)

Parents should be on the lookout for a BLUE permission slip.  Slips are due back to school by Friday, April 13th with payment.  Slips should be turned to home room teachers.  Thanks!

There will be a quiz on Tuesday, March 27th.  You will be given a copy of the continent you have created.  You will then need to identify and label the following:

peninsula, island, cape, bay, ocean, sea, strait, lake, gulf, isthmus, and archipelago

All students will need their own box of colored pencils by the end of the week (3/9).  They will be essential in the upcoming CONTINENT PROJECT which will be introduced this week.

Don’t wait until the last minute to study for Wednesday’s test!  A little bit of studying each night will make a big difference.

Please remember that a test on THE SAHARA, THE SAHEL, AND OASES will be on Wednesday, February 15th.  If you have questions about the material, see me any day at lunch between now and then.

The fourth and final rough draft for the Culture Bag project is due on Wednesday, December 14th.

PRESENTATIONS BEGIN ON DECEMBER 19TH.  ALL FINAL COPIES AND COMPLETED CULTURE BAGS ARE DUE THAT DAY.

Make sure you are prepared tomorrow to show me your third rough draft for the Culture Bag project.