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Today we were on a special schedule for the last day of school.
We said goodbye. Everyone looks forward to a safe and exciting summer. Mrs. Sparhawk looks forward to seeing you again in the fall!
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Both Mrs. Sparhawk’s language arts and her reading classes met in the computer lab today.
FOR LANGUAGE ARTS:
We published our story swap assignments online. Go to englishemporium.wordpress.com to type in your story swap assignment. Remember to keep all language and topics school-appropriate. Even though school is out, you’re welcome to continue to invent creative stories on English Emporium. Mrs. Sparhawk will read and enjoy them all summer long!
FOR READING:
Go to English Emporium. In the right margin, look for Stevenson, Robert Louis (see link). Add your comments to each of the journal questions listed there. Your responses to these journal questions will be considered a final exam for reading. Answer as many of these journal questions as you can. If there’s one you don’t feel confident to answer, skip that one. There are twelve posts in all. Remember to use complete sentences, with a capital at the beginning of your sentences and a period at the end.
Today all seventh graders (who had a signed permission slip and paid for the trip) attended a swimming field trip to a local hot spring. There were neither reading nor language arts classes offered.
I hope everyone had a great time!
Half of the seventh grade class visited the state fish hatchery today for a science field trip. There was neither a language arts class nor a reading class offered today. No make-up work is necessary.
I hope the seventh graders enjoyed their day of fishing fun!
Half of the seventh grade class visited the state fish hatchery today for a science field trip. There was neither a language arts class nor a reading class offered today. No make-up work is necessary.
I hope the seventh graders enjoyed their day of fishing fun!
Students wrote letters to celebrities today. If you’d like a copy of the celebrity addresses, just ask Mrs. Sparhawk if she has any extra ones.
This was our final day of “Career Week”. To wrap things up, we did a balloon send-off! It was great fun!
Today our seventh graders celebrated ISAT test score improvement with a day of fun and games. Classes were a little out-of-order, but some kids did have language arts today. For those kids, they filled out an evaluation form for Mrs. Sparhawk (she wants you to give her advice on how to be a better teacher). If your class didn’t get a chance to fill out the evaluation, but you wish you could have, just ask her for one. She’ll gladly add your advice to the other students’!
