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Hello students of class 601. This is your Math teacher Ms Semple. For this week's homework April 3 to April 5 log into acuity and do the topics on area. For extra credit you may do Z.23 and C.24 in ixl. Thank you and have a great week.

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Hi this is Mr Grabiec with my weekly podcast. This week we're continuing the algebra unit. We are also going to have several homework this week. One of them being solving equations. They'll be handed out tomorrow. Please feel free to visit the websites I have listed on my Wiki for any further information or further research into the topics were covering this week. Thank you very much and have a great week.

If you're ___ engagement student writing with technology and social studies classroom holding to this Podcast(?). Hi I'm Chris Zephyr. I'm a Hickory Mackenist(?) teacher and my students successfully created digital museum towards focus on American Civil War topic of you're choosing. Each students received detailed expectation checklist take ___ guide to complete this assignment. To begin I gave students a digital survey via Google forms ask them to choose to five civil war topics they're most interested in writing about. Using these student responses I was able to assigned each student with at least one of the five topics without any students in the same class being assignment. Once students receive their civil war topic I had them create inquiry questions in order to break their topic down into themes or what I called focus areas. Here I asked students to research five focus areas within their larger civil war topics. At beginning students time to research craft and writing in their focus area.

Good afternoon everyone. The discussion board for Week #6 is now open. This week our discussion board will be set up as a peer assistance board, so that you can help each other think through your topics for your final literature review project. You can answer a set of guiding questions and then help your peers think through what topics they have chosen and where they might look for literature. The good news for this week is you do not have a quiz due! Quiz #5 will be due next week during Week #7. This week you'll be working on a research journal entry. In that journal entry you'll propose your project topic. If you haven't done so yet please take a careful look at the final presentation guidelines. As always, please post any questions or concerns about an assignment on the "Ask the Instructor" discussion board in the Assignment Guidelines folder. Have a great week. I look forward to hearing about your proposed research topics!

Hello students of class 802. This is your Math Teacher Ms Semple. For this week's homework February 18 to February 22, look in the website ixl.com. Click on eighth grade and do F.12, F.13, F.17 and F.18. You also need to complete last week's homework which was F.6 to F.11. In addition you need to log in to Acuity and Learnzillion and do the topics that are assigned to you.